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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-04-06
You Ought to
Read q Daily Paper
From the Worlds Fair City.

THE CHICAGO NEWS RECORD
is as good as the best and cheaper
than the cheapest. 1t prints all the
news without fear or favor. 1t is an
independent newspaper-it wears no
party collar-and prints the news free
from the faint of partisan bias. 1t
gives all the news and tells the truth
about it.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-04-06

SEE advertisement of Farmers
Tribune, on another page.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-04-06
SPECIAL COUPON OFFER:

FOR 20 CENTS, with this coupon, we
will send Unity ten weeks, on trial, and
both the books named above.
FOR $500, with this coupon, we will
send Unity one year to Q new name and
both the books named above.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-04-06
Long Waits.

Salesman great store)-This coat fits
your little girl nicely.
Lady thinking of next seasonl-Yes,
it does now. but think we'd better take
a size larger
Little Girl-Oh, yes, forgot. We have
TO wait for our change. News.
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THAT WICKED OFFICE BOY.
He Managed to Settle Up Old Score With
the Typewriter.

He Managed to settle Up an Old Score With
the Typewriter.
From the Baltimore Herald.
The Office boy and the blonde typewriter had
quarreled. 1t was over trivial matter, to be
sure but nevertheless they were on the outs
Both seemed spteful!y revengeful, and when
ore day the office boy played off sick aud went
to the buse ball game the typewriter made
known to the employer the youths sporting
proclivities. This. as might be expected,
caused trouble. and the wrath of the office boy
against the young lady with the nimble fingers
increased more and more Days passed. and
the lad Planned and dreamed of schemes to
''get back" at his fair tormentor. who stood 80
we'll in the graces Of the employer. Now. on
every typewriter there is small gong which
rings when the end OF the line Is reached. The
Office boy knew this, and as he watched the
1T each tap Of the bell he smiled with fendsh
CLEO.
1t was late in the afternoon. The Young
lady was industrlousiy tapping the keys to fin
ish the firms correspondence. She had reache d
the last letter, and remarked to tSe office boy
that her best young man was going to take her
to the theater that evening. Hence her hurry.
This only made the office boy smile all the
more, for he knew that his time had come. His
eyes seemed to say. Revenge is sweet" The
young lady slipped the piece OF paper into tho
machine and began at lightning speed to
write from her notes.
The youth watched the carriage sliding to
and fro. lie took from his pocket n rusty
nail and. as the typewriter wrote on uncon-
scIously. he tapped the bell lightly with the
nail. The young lady. never thinking, pushed
the paper up another line and went on. Again
the boy tapped the bell, and again the young
lady turned the machine This was kept up
until the maiden had written all there was to
write.
small figure had sneaked easily out Of the
door. The blonde withdrew the sheet from the
machine. She looked at it and looked again
and saw before her letter written something
after the fashion of the latter-day step-ladder
poetry. Not single line was properly written.
The girl grew thoughtful. She seemed to re-
member that the bell had rung a trife oftencr
than usual. She looked about the room and
then she remembered that the office boy had
once upon a time gone to base ball game and
had remarked subsequently that he would get
even.
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is very short wasted and also low neck, so that
there Is very little waist to it, and has an en-
broidered ruffle all around. The full sleeves
are very short and are tied with ribbon ending
with pretty bow. The dress made of corn
colored silk and trimmed with ribbon to match,
and creamy lace would be pretty.
The full skirt is trimmed with a founce Of
the same or Of lace, and bows Of ribbon are
placed at the head at intervals OF several inches
The sash. which is very broad and full. Is tied
around the waist and forms the finishing touch
to very effective costume
The initial cut represents a child Of about
eight. dressed in n cool batiste frock made in
simple fashion. The waist is gathered at neck
and waist and has a rufie around the top.
There are full. short sleeves, much puffed.
which are also finished with plain ruffles Of the
material The full short skirt and sash. tied in
large bow and ends at the back. are made OF
the plain dress material, with no other trimming.
MAY SIGsBEE.
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BROS. aucnoneer.
FUTURE DAYS.
D ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. AUCTs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPRoyED REAL
sTkEEf aSb xikdiSA AVENUE SOUTH
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
1898 and further decree PASSED on the ltn day Of
81. wherein Eliza K Wesley Is Complainant and Mary
signed trustee will offer for sale At lublic
auction in front OF tie premises on WEDNESDAY:
FIRE Sf H. The
described land and premises, lying AID being in the
city Washington District Of Columbia. to wit: All
that per; of lot numbered fifteen u5) in SQUARE num-
BOUNDED as follows Beginning for the same at .
point Fourth (4th east ten 0 feet north OF
is sIiended to an o. rileg. and %n' runninS ase
right ANGLES with Fourth t4th) street
east along said alley nifty GOD feet thence south said
eit Sl feet to the northeast ,ie of lot numb cred
two o. thence northwesterly and along the division
line between lots CO and fifteen 49, nifty (1OI
hundred amt thirty two (3, feet nine and
one-haf (etsl inches to Fourth C4thl street east
thence due south fourteen uD feet four "a inches
to the place Of beginning.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree are !:
Onethird of the purchase money to be paid In cash on
the day of sale within ten 0 days thereafter and
from the day Of SALE the purch purchasers
giving his her thei- promissory the same
Of per cen:um per annum; the said deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust upon
the premises sold. or all cash. at the
the terms of sac are no, com,ed with in Zen doj
days fro the day of sale the right is reserved TO
sell the property at the risk and cost Of the defauting
required when she property is knocked down. All
conveyancinG recording &C. at the cost Of the pur-
ALBERT sILLERs Trustee.
1y20-eosds Webster Law building.
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THE KINDLY ELEPHANT.
Story to Show the Good H eartedness of the
Gigantic Animals.

A Story to Show the Good H e rtedness of the
Gigantic Animals.
From the Louisville Courier journal.
II wish that Rud yard Kipling would write an
entire book Of elephant stories. MY Lord, the
Elephant in his new book, and Mott Guj. Mu-
tineer,' in one Of his older collections, show
what he can do with this theme which is an ex.
tremely interesting one. Talking Of elephants, "
the book store babitue continued. ''there is an
elephant story that has been told in our family
ever since was a boy, which illustrates the sa-
gacity Of the beast, as well as his remarkable
loyalty to friendship. which Kipling depicts in
My Lord, the Elephant The incident hap
thereabouts. At that time the circuses were
rather small affairs-one elephant, few an
ais and some horses generally constituting
the entire outht-and when they came to town
the men were always entertained at an inn
which was on Main street, where the old De
PAW House now stands, while the elephant
cages and horses were housed in the livery
stable in the rear. in the alley. The hostler Of
the stable, Cooper by name, though an intern
perate fellow, was genial host to the circus
animals and great friendship existed between
himself and My Lord, the Elephant. He WAS
kind to the beast. which, in its clumsy way, man
Tested great regard for the hostler.
''On the occasion, which lives in local his
tory, the circus had arrived and was winding
its way through the narrow alley into the stable,
when, prone on the ground in the middle of
the alley. was discovered Cooper, the hostler,
in a drunken sleep. The horses passed around
him, but as the elephant came shutting along
everybody who witnessed the episode expected
to see the hostler stepped upon and crushed.
When the big beast reached the limp form he
stopped short, inspected the obstacle and then
wound his trunk around it; the crowd shud-
dered; surely now he would throw the man and
dash him in pieces on the stones. Cheers went
up, however, when the elephant placed the I'M
conscious Cooper carefully on his back. with
the evident intention Of taking care Of friend
in distress He bore him safely into the livery
stable and tenderly deposited him in a safe
place among the hay"
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~ $40 Pepnsylyapfa ave N W
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALMABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 253o
FIST. y. W. WASHINGTON. d. C.
Under and by virtue of decree of the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia rassed in Eouity
Cause No IA. so. docket Nc. 81 wherein AadisSn
Ashbnrn. trading a. Ashburn Co. is complainant
and Th.mss a Carr ct al are respondents. Of date
said cause July H. A. D. 1898 and on july IL D.
ls9' tina understands as trustee will sell In front OF
the premises on THURSDAY, AUGUST THRU
D, 1888. at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, the east twenty
GOD feet by the full depth thereof Of original lot num-
ber-d eleven III in square numbered twenty COZ in
the city Of Washington. This property is improved
Terms Of sale fixed by said DEGREES are AZ follows
One-third OF the purchase money in cash. the
IL one and two Years after date evidenced by pur-
chasers pronlssory notes. bearing interest the
Of q per centum per aEnum until D. i'd and secured
by the properly sold all cash at the option Of the
purchaser All taxes and will be maid 10
the day of sale and all conveyancinr and title erami
nations shall be at the sole cost of the purchaser The
Prorer,y will be sold clear of all ncumbrances Terms
OF sale must be complied with within ten O1 DAYS
after the property is Sold the trustee Will resell At
the risk and cost of the defautine purchaser de.
post Of two hundred (s2O dollars will te ieouired
at the time Of sale.
THOMAS II. FIELDS, Trustee.
UZi-uSds $40 ID st n W
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GEORGE W. WHITE, irnsIees-
iylS-d&ds 6l9 L st d. W.

LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's sALE-BY yIR-
" tue Of writ OF feri facias directed end
sued out Of the clerks Office OF the SUPREME Court
the District of Columbia in number 1868 Grim
inal docket AGAINST Henry Bird surety and in favor
Of the United States have seized and levied upon
and will sell at public sale for cash of the
the TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF JULY. 1884, be.
ginning at QUARTER PAST TWELVE O'clock
teresr Of said Henry Bird in and 70 the follow,
ing described property. TO wit Part of lots numbered
Ii and IA. in square numbered 66. contained within
the following nete~ and bounds. viz BEGINNING for
the the line Of South CAPITOL street point
distant ~ feet south o. the northeast of said
LOT numbered IA and running thence due west 10 the
line Of said lot thence nOrthesstery along the
west line Of said lot to the northwest corner OF sal
lot thence Is feet the northwest corner Of said
LOT ID thence north 10 feet. thence east SO feet
inches the of said South Capitol street thence
south along said street 81 feet to the place OF ben-
ming. together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon. TO satisfy said writ of neri faciss
DANIEL NJ. RANSDELL, L. s. Marshal.
RATCL1ffE. DARk Co.. Aucts. 3yos2Ssne
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RA-CLIFFE. DARR l. CO., AUCTIONEERs,
Az go PENNA AVE. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF BILLIARD AND POOL
Ii,aaBBLES; CTE RACKS. MARVIN Iron SAFE.
BAN BACK BAR AND BAR FIXTURES,
CHAIRS. TABLES. &c, BY AUCTION.
BY virtue of : deed of trust chattel given to me.
seq one Of the land records of the District OF Conm
bia and at the reques of the party secured thereby
for f, CASH AZ the GALAXn BILLIARD PARLOK. OF
EhE SECOND FLOOR OF NO. 4lp 18TH STREE 4
NORTHWEST, on MONDAY. JULY TWENTY.
FOURTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ. all the goods and
chattels mentioned in schedule A attached to said
deed of trust, viz:
Q CUE RACKS. SETS IVORY BILLIARD BALLS
BILL1ARD TABLES. SETS OF POOL BALIS
2P00L TABLES. MARVIN IkoN SAFE. 3 DOZEN
CHAIhS. TABLES. BAR. BACK BAR. BAR FIX
TURES. &C.
U20-3s CHARLES CHILpS, Trusts..
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ID ATCLIFFF. DARR 4 CO.. AUcrs.

Administrations of the Estate John W. 5
.y1l-d&dls
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1t the seashore or the mountains, IL there are
many guests and much gaye.y, several dainty
frocks will be found absolutely necessary. They
will be Prettily made, in cool, washable
fabrics, as these can always be Numbered to
look '.as good as new" However, for cool
days it is as well to have one or two thin wool
dresses. and the styles here pictured will serv Q
for either wool or cotton. The first young
Lady. who Is spending her summer holiday
among green trees and hazy blue mountains Of
Virginia. wears a simple afternoon dress Of
thin blue material
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nUNCANSoN BROS. Auctioneers.
~ 9th and d sts n w.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TENNALLlTOwN TURNPIKE AT THE II:
TERSECTIoN OF THE LoUGHBOROUGH
ROAD.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
100. folio 44 ct Of the land records of the
District OF Columbia We. the undersigned trustees.
will Offer for sale front o. the rrem tn Rs
DAY, THE THIRD DAY OF AUGUST. A. d. 1903,
AT FIVE oCLosK PM. the following deserted
real estate to wit All Of lot numbered two CO. in sub
division OF part OF Tsc, Of land called .Friena-
same appears in certain deed of said roJe riy
And plat attached thereto. recorded in 1bcr ed
H. NJ -. No IL, ST folio 81 Of the land records
OF the District OF Columbia except the north thirty
and neenth feet GO front Of said lot By the depth
thereof conveyed TO Davii J. Coleman hy deed re-
corded in Liber numbered 1903 folio 40 smother
of sSid land re ords. together the improvements
WAYS. easement rights priv eyes and purterances
10 the same bs.oneing or In anywise apPertaining.
Terms of sale: Cne-fourth cash. balance in six.
twelve and e'gateen months with interest at per
cent per payable seIuiannually. end 20 be
cured BY deed of trust he property sold ell cash.
AZ the option Of the purchaser. A deposit of 500
will be required at line Of sale Convoyanciug. re-
cordne. &C.. at purchasers Terms of sale 10 be
ccnIled with within fifteen DAYS from day Of sale.
otherwise trustees reserve the rvht to resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaulting ,pur-
chaser after i've days advertisement OF such resale
some newspaper publshed in Mas. nst, n. d. c.
JOSEPH X. EDISON, I r,...
CHARLES b. BAILEY. trustees
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ruffles Of fine nainsook embroidery, when the
lawn might be Of white, with colored stripes or
figures.
The next illustration is Of very quaint cos
tune for little girl Of about Ave. Her
bonnet or hat 10 somewhat Of the 1880 poke
order. 1t is Of leghorn and trimmed with
white satin ribbon, wide and soft, and an
ostrich plume. pink bow or rosette inside
the brim next the hair is pre- ty and becoming
The dress Is easily and simply made. 1t con-
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TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET. ANAcosTIA. d. G.
By virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court OF the
pistrlct Of Columbia. passed in equity cause No.
l3h3 the undersigned trustees will offer for sale al
pubic auction. N front o. the premises, on mon
A. d. 1893. at HALf-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ
lot seven hundred and thirty-two CS2) in Duvalrs
~ C.. fronting twenty Ce0l feet on Monroe street
and extending back one hundred and thirty 0) feet
OF the purchase money ia cash. and the residue IN
TWO equal inst .lments, payable respectively.
and two years from day of sale. with interest.
cured by deed o. trust upou the property. all cash.
nj the oDtion of the purchaser deposit of one hun
dred 400 dollars will be required when the property
Is STRUCK OF. Terms Of sale TO be compiled with IN
ten days from day II sale property resold at risk a
detaulting purchaser All convey ancng At cost OF
purchaser.
WILLIAM II. SHOLEs
40 9TH ST. NV. r.,...
JULIUS A. mabel. He
tyl2-dkds 4l6 9TH ST NV.
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Jy2l -dGds
A SSIGNEE'S SALE,

By virtue of deed of assignment by Elias Kirlin
we the UNDERSIGNED will offer for sale public auc
uon at ansons auction house. 9th and streets
Northwest. at TWELVE O'CLOCK, TUESDAY JULY
TWENTl-tIFTH, A. ID. 1S9 Is. one Fine Draf. Horse
one Buggy Horse, one Lap Robe two horse De.
livery WAGONS one Phaeton Buggy. two WAGON
t one set guaSy Harness one Whip. one Fire
WHARA f9 g q HHEEsrrR r assspee s, Of
tyo1-N @,''' LILIES H. hiii1n'
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II ~ wAsHfSG TON. ID. C.

IMPORTANT ADMINISTRATORS SALE BY Auc-
TON OF THE FINE HORSES, COLTS, CAR.
NECEs It'll; Sc. BELoNGING TO THE
ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN W. SHAW
BY VIRTUE OF ANOkDER OF THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLD
ING SPECIAL TERN FOR PROBATE BUSINESS,
THEUNDFRSIGNFD WILL oFFER FOR sALF By
p BLIC AUCTION. AT THE ROOMS OF RAT
CLlFFE. DARK Co, go PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
NUE. NORTHwEsT. WASHINGTON. D. C.. ON
TDE,sSD TUES, TwENTY,IItTn bay OF JULY, 1928,
RoLLING AND RrNNING STOCK OF SAID ES-
TATE. CONSISTING IN PART:
Five FINE DRIVING HORSES
THREE PROMISING COLTS. Two. THREE AND
Four YEARS OLD.
Two BUSINESS BUGGIES
ONE VICTORIA.
ONE STICn WAGON
TWO FINE DOUBLE FEED WAGONS
SINGLE AND DOUBLE LIGHT AND HEAVY
HARNESS.. STABLE NECESSITIES, &c &c.
This sale should attract the attention Of all persons
In search % de rsbe aud servceable stock as II is
wenknown fact that the stock employed by the late
MI SHAW In hi- business WAS always the very best
that could be procured.
FRANK T. SHAW
JACOB VI. NEWMAN,
Administrators of the Estate John W. shaw.
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A CHARMING HOSTESS.
Tact and Care Essential to Success
full Entertaining.
POINTS FOR THE INEXPERIENCED.
Some of the Latest Styles, Novel
ties and Fads in the Polite World.
ON THE OTHER SIDE.

NE OF T H E MIS-
taken ideas common in
the world is that given
plenty Of money and
efficient servants it is
an easy matter to en-
terrain guests success
fully. Tact and care
the two ntials-ap-
pear to be left ont of
the calculation. To be
always courteous and
without being the least
Dnahi-~ - ---. D..
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THos. L. wAGGAMAN.
L REAL ESTATE AUCTIoSFFR

cHANcERY SALE OF FOURTEEN Tors. ZACH
ING. II ALLEY 20 FEET WIDE. Is SQUARE
531. BETWEEN FIRST AND THIRD AND o
AND STREETS NORTHWEST
BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed in Equity NJ. 13s53
docket 81. Barbour Stewart al We will sell al
public auction, ia front Of the premises on TUES
DAY. JULY TWENTY FIFTH. isa3 at il kIF-PAsT
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. lots ia 10 1s7 both inclu-
sive. in Mary E s,ickney's sued.vision O lots in
IN book TO- rage Ia of the records Ct the surveyors
Office Of satd Dlstjcf. with the improvements above
stated Subject to deeds OF trust e. OOl
with interest from November 70 1899. az per cent
and TO deed Of trust Of 50 500 with interest accrued
November TO- 1882 of S.57. 90 and interest from
that date 1T per
Terms prescribed by the decree: onethird of the
purchase money for each lot in cash and the balance
in three elus nstallnents in six twelve and eighteen
months. for which notes of purchaser purchasers
VIII be taken bearing interest from day Of sale and
cured by deed OF trust the property sold all
cash. at option of purchaser deposit of $50 will
required at tmsof sale each lot sold. and terms
must be complied with in Il days from sale the
trustees reserve the right -ese risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser purchasers. All convey
ancing and reco-diny at pui chaser's cost
IRVING WILLIAMSON,
ass Louisiana ave.. ! Trustees.
RICHARD ". TOMBSTONE
r. r. WAGGAMAN Auct svIe-ikds
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 HANDSOME FIVE
A APnkTM H3rNsE LOCATED At THE
AND SIKLETS BEING NuMBERED 1909
b. virtue of certain deed Of trust bea ing date
August Is. 1899. recorded in Iibcr ITO folio as 1t
seg Of the land records OF the District Column
hia and AZ the reqnes OF the part secured thereby
will sell at public auction. in front OF the premises
On FRIDAY. the rwtNTY-EIGH II DAY Of JULY
A. ID. lsset. ut HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ .
tn. following piece parcel Of land. situate in the
CITY Of Washington. and oeinu lot numbered 30, in
Merrks subdivision of lots in .qnare 49, per plat
recorded in book " page IL OF the records OF the
surveyors ofce Of the District of Columbia said lot
having frontsye Of s6 feet on l,th street by depth
OF 70 g. 10 feet. together with the improvements
thereon. consisting Of fve-story brick dwelling
Terus OF sale: One-third Of the purchase money in
cash balance IN twelve and twenty months with
int est at per cent per annum, PAYABLE semi
annually. secured by de Il of trust on the prone rty
sold all cash. at the option of the purchaser All
convey ancine and recording at purchasers cost A
derosit Of two hundred dollars ts.oW will be re-
CURED at the time OF sale Terms of sale TO be
piled with IN ten days from date Of sale otherwise
trustees the right resell the Property al the
risk and cost Of pu chaser or pnrchasers
G II. WIILIAMSoN.l ,,.,..
W. E EDMoNSToNS trustees
IVA dkds Address 200 oth St n W
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
n G. SLOAN 4 CO. Auctloneers.

T. G. SLOAN CO.. Auctioneers.
CHaNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
EGFEH fi Tp Fl sEFhET
Of p S. s . ss b.
James is' r. g ssuss No 4s
ant and WIN. Beudin Ct q. def-ndants. / viii
1nI fas sa II rSns e 5sf P 6Y e. sATUb
1903. at hAIFPhsT FIVE O'Clock 2 n, ihe so i
o2 Wss a'ss.ed real II the city Of
n f9r the same at point on the north side Of
the line prep.r Tsieo to TSo%ss D.rs
BY deed DEF q date ArIi 7h d 1854 ana recorded in
Of Columb,a aud RUNNING thence west Beall street
ninety i2 fess apd extending back north and Of The
feet tosetheI With the improvements thereon.
be paid in the az see :. BE- psid
twelve months after the thereof in equal INSTALL
real heretofore desepbeS With terest
at per cent per annum interes: payable sen
option mar pay The sa!s ameupt Of purchase money
At time Of sale Terms 70 N sale be
Piled with IN ten days the right to
RISK
nUNCANsON BROS. aucnoneer.
sA HG = SnJpEEHS 6 6tfSs RfS Sf5
%os. @ fs'S viii Il .s III
'SSSR y Ssiss SSssf5,s' SAT
Eespbdlvision Of blocks 10 and IA Of Tatom. Park.
the terminus of the electric road. The improve
ments consist Of twostory frame dwelling. used as
drug store.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash. one-third in one
year and one third in two years. Deferred payments
bear interest from day CT sale and to be by
trust the property. all cash. at option Of the
purchaser. Taxes paid to June 30 1893 Conveyaur-
ing and rdnv at purchasers cost Deposit 100
required day Of sale. If terms OF sale not com.
piled with fifteen days property will be resold Of
rtsk and cost Of defsulting purchaser,
FILLMORE BEALL. Trustee.
jy11-dSds IA ID st. NV