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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-05
NICHOLS-CRABB.

At the Trinity M. E. church at noon yesterday Miss Grace May Nichols and Frederick Gardiner Crabb were united in marriage by the Rev. Dr. Gilbert of the church. The ceremony was wit messed by a large number of the friends of the young couple. The church was very prettily decorated for the occa- sion by Champion, who used spring blossoms and palms with novel effect.
 William Baldwin was at the organ
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-05

Novelist-Those confounded critics slated my new novel most unmerciful- ly. Friend-Well you have your re- venge. They had to read the book Tit-Bits.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-05

You cannot, if you value gooo health, afford to use cheap, loy.-grade, alum baking pow ders. They are apt to spoil thu food theeX do endanger the health. All physicians wiA tell you that alum in food is poisonous.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-23

CUSTER, Idaho, JAM l9, 1900.
Mrs. Hartsell returned from
Colorado on the 14th, where she
has been visiting friends and rel
atives for the past four or five
months.
Gabe Westerholm got piece
of steel in his eye one day last
week, causing painful but not
serious wound. DIR. Monroe sue
ceeded in removing the particle.
Mrs. Adam Hellman departed
for Challis on Wednesdays stage
to visit her mother who is sick.
George MCGOWAN, Sr., and
Wells MCGOWAN returned from
Challis the fore part of the week.
John Danielson's little boy has
been very sick for the past week,
but he is much better at present.
Alex Kleupfer returned from
Challis last Sunday.
Messrs. Ryan and Bushell have
secured contract from the
Lucky Boy Company to run 9
one hundred foot drift at 81 &
foot and everything furnish
ed. -VADIS.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-23

The following warrants against
Custer county, will be paid on
presentation with interest to
date, if presented within sixty
days from date of this notice
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
Jan. 1900.
Nos. 247 to 273 inclusive.
ROAD FUND.-Oct. 1898 and
Jan. 1900.
Nos. III to 125 inclusive.
REDEMPTION GENERAL
FUND-1S94.
Nos. $50 to l72.
REDEMPTION ROAD FUND,
1894.
Nos. 1tS-119-120.
interest at Z per cent. Inter
est commences from date of reg
istry to 10 days after date of ad
vertisement.
r. N. HULL,
County Treasurer
Dated at ChalliS, Jan. %, 1900.
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And the following were not al
lowed
Val. Bowers-fees as registr2r... Is %
C. c. & C. Stage Co.-fare OF Co. patients o.
Claim of Geo. Coffran for care
and carriage of patient from
Clayton to County Hospital, $12,
laid over till next meeting.
Board adjourned.
The above and foregoing is a
true and correct statement OF
the proceedings had at the regu-
lar January, 1900, meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners.
GEO. E. KEYES, Clerk.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-23

and declared void.
Reports of Treasurer and Aud
itor examined and approved.
In the matter of the approval
of bond of James Jose, Road
Overseer appointed for Dist. No.
8. 1t is ordered that Commis-
sioner T. w. Mollart be empow-
cred to accept or reject said
bond.
In the matter of accounts filed
against the Road Fund of Custer
county. The following were al
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-23
COUNTY BOARD.

ONCE Of the Board OF County Comm ssioners.
of Custer county, State OF Idaho,
Challis Id, Jan. g. 1900.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-01-23

To decently and properly inter
those that die in the hospital for
$50 each. To furnish nurse when
necessary for $50 per month.
S. L. Rogers proposed to do
all things contemplated by the
printed proposals for the sum of
81 400.
Mrs. Nellie Hoelzle proposed
to fill contract for 81, 400.
]. B. Cutter proposed to fill
contemplated contract for 50, 600.
After due consideration it was
ordered that the bid of S. l..
Rogers for 81, 400 for the year
1900 be accepted.
At this time the work of draw
ing jury list as provided in Sec.
3947-394S was taken up, and the
| e. = Al,o ia
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0eWorbcte.

Nm 8. Mai i'm Stone Greet 9bole
bic Wittipe Yreniion i'm boben Utter
BON 80 sSabren. 5 Monnten uno Is
9agen. Sic Neritorbene bat iiber so
Sabre lang in Der ndmliden Nadbar.
ibaft 9epobnt.
Nm 6. Wlai in gaem philadelphia
@itt,ue 2poia Mnn Goot im Nlier bon
60 Sabren an Der MaiIeriuht. Die
Geritorbene binterldBt lehs Rinoer, .orei
S6bne uno brei 56dter.
Vim 5. Wlai i'm MrlnenbauIe Dapio
5amuel, friiber ein Mrbeiter in Der
hieligen GOlling Mill, i'm Miter BON IS
Sabren.
Q4m 8. Mai in alliance Samuel
Spring, Der dltelte Spbn bon Sobn
Sprna. i'm Nlter bon l9 Sabren am
Nerpeniieber. Die Tamilie 9prina
bat bis gum 5riibiabr 1896 bier se.
nObnt.
9lm 4. Mai in ubridspiae Wittme
Marp u. 0ouf i'm 9llter bon 79 Sab.
rem. 2 Wfonaten uno "a 5a9en 'ani
Nerpenfieber.
Mm 6. Mai III DenniIon Jrau @a.
:barine Nibbater i'm utter bon IS Sab.
rem. Monat uno 8 Saeen an De,
Waiieriuht. Sic binterIdbt ibren @ut.
ten unb iieben Ginoer.
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8ei strabbur9 bri6t ein
VraGtstag Ottrd) ctne
Bride.

Nm Gienltaa @ormitta9 um 10 ulr
brah in Der Ndbe bon StraBburg elm
bon Noroen tommenoer 6radtsua ourd
cine Bride iiber Su9arcreet, nobel ein
Mann setOotet puroe uno Elm anoerer
t0otli6e @erlebuusen oapon true.
Die ihlpere 2cfomotipe bate Die
Bride pailtrt, aber 9leib oarauf fiel
oieielbe suianlmen uno 9leidseitia
ltiirSten 5 ooer s Ssrabttpaeeu in tie
5iefe lno nit bieien auh spei blinoe
paiiaaiere. Die lih spilden Die SSraht=
magen beriteft batten. um cine freie
Sabrt 81 erlan9en. @iner berielben.
Charles DeGenne bon Sit.st. 2ouis,
wuroe iofort 9etOotet, ipdbrenb Der an=
oere, %. 8. @rap BON Mlliance, 10
iduere 8erIebunsen oapon trua, bab
man an ieinem Muftomnrsn aneiielt.
BON oem 3usperIonal uuroe 9lis=
lnan0 berlebt.
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8ieIc Wiibc fur nid)ts.

sSn Der Naht bon lebfen Donnerfag
auf 6reitaa mohten liN @inbreher ben
3rubel. ben Siberbeitslhrant i'm Sta=
tionsgebduoe Der @lepelano, 2orain &
@beelina Giienbabn alifsuiprengsn,
uno penn es ben Yurihen nur oarum
gu tbun mar. Der giienbabn- @eielihaft
einen S6aoen susufiiaen. 10 baben tie
ibren 3ipef alleroinss upllitinoig er.
reiht, aber erbertet baben Die Snlun=
ten nibts. Sie @inbre9er lbeinen bel
ibrer Nrbeit Spaamit eebraubt 81 ba=
ben uno Die @rploion. melbe turs nab
Mltternaht eriol9te. mar cine aelpal=
ti9e. Ser &ansnihranf wuroe poll=
itdnoiq sertriimmert. Die Sifet : Office
oemollrt uno oas 9anse 8ebdube ara
mitsenommen. Nber bi, Serren gin=
BREEDER muBten pbne geute absieben,
oenn es mar. tpie Stationsaoent Stud
perli6ert, tein Gent in barren 8eloe
uorbanoeu. Sobn grpin puroe burh
bic Grplolion aufmertiam uno lab bic
ginbreder, ood wagte ct nibt, oieiel=
ben ansugreifsn. oa oeren orei tparen.
Die Mdnnr beitiegen Elm in Der Ndhe
bereit aebaltenes Subrmert uno mad=
ten iib oapon.
alm ndditen Woraen anseiteate Nad=
forlbunaen eraaben. oab Die ginbre.
der BON lbrihsoille setommen iparen,
poielbit lie pIeroe uno @asen geitobs
len hatten. Sbre Spur tonnte bon
bier aus biS IN Die glGhe bon Dfiooale
oerfolat meroen. Sort batten pie &erle
oas 8efdbrt i'm Slide gelaiien. UNI
permutbli6 nit Der Giienbabn ibr
@eitertommen au benertltelli9en.
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Ser BIattermfaa in 0cnniion

9ur1 bic @rfldeuna BON Sr. :. s..
Moninger. ipelber bon Der Staats=
Geinnbbeitsbeb6roe in Columbus ber=
aei1ift tporoen mar, lpuroe iiber ale
3Deiiel fefaeiiellt, oab Der 2ofomotip=
fiibrer peter 8ebring in 0ennilon an
ben 8lattern ertrantt lit. Ser Sal
lit. nod Der Nusiaae bes Nrstes, f6on
siemlih ooreeIbritten uno nimmt ei=
nen aiinitigen 0erlauf.
Die @eiunobeitsbeborben in Senni=
Inn iolpobl pie in llbri6spille baben
ale MaBreae!n aetroffen. um elm um=
libsreiIen Der &ranfbeit gu perbinDern.
8ebrina 1T itrene ;iolirt uno cine 2iite
Der gilenbabnleute, ipelde in benz un=
ter Quarantine iebenoen 9mlie in
Columbus pertebrten. tpuroe befannt
eemadt. 9ie SdulbebOroen in beioen
Stdoten baben bic obli9atOriide Sm=
pfung Der 5bultinoer anaepronet.
mas lebenIalls cine h0d)t amedmdBiae
unb notbwenoise MaBreael mar. oenn
bel in ben Sbulen 81 Senniion porae-
nommenen grbebun9en bate es ii6
berausoefe0t, oab BON 800 S6ultin-
bern 468 niemals aeimpft paren. Or.
Woninaer bate elm aeittueiliaes @dlie=
ben ber Sbulen empfoblen, bod uuroe
porldufig oapon .abaeieben.
giner Der dlteiten Bewobner llbrihs=
piQe's, Burh 0asfins. berihtet. BOB
isines grinnerns bic Blattern bereits
bier Mal oaielblt aufsetreten iino. uno
tpurben namentlid) i'm yHinter 1856
1857 piele perionen BON Der eploemiId
oetporoenen Grantbeit ergriIfen.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Bridget 2earns aeaen @eorge g.
McSam II. u. Geroitt fir bic Anse=
tlaaten.
Die peoples Mutual 6ire Sniurance
80. ae9en .. 8. 9ficola. 8eroitt fir
ben Nngefla9ten. n
Marp 8. Sair aegen 2emuA g. Wc=
Bride. Nominitrator. Ser lGlaoerin
uuroen $50 sugeiproden upo bat Der
9lngeflaate bic Soften gu besablen.
Oie peoples 8uiloing & 2oan 60.
Aegen Wartba ). 8aib II. u. Ser
'tlasenoen 8eielidaft murben $l2O0.34
suseiprOden uno Vertauf hes gisen-
tbums an9eoronet.
@. W. Ginnep. Nominifrator. aeeen
bic g. s. s. & ct. 2ouis giienbabn.
Gem 3ldser tpuroen $50 3ugeipro1en.
Oliper Slates aeaen q. s. 0am=
mono uno Nnoere. 9a Der &ld0er un=
terlalien bate, Die Soften 81 perii6ern,
10 tpuroe bic 2lase auf feline Soften abs
getpieien.
Soiepb Bruoer aeeen Greberif @inb.
Veroift fir ben Nnsetlaaten.
Ser staat Ohio seaen 0erner yater.
Nuf bic Mntla9e uegen Streitbdnoeln
betennt iih Der Nnaetlagte ibulcia uno
wlrb su elmer Bube bon $40 unb So
item oerurtbeilt uno mub in Der Gountp
Sail perbleiben, big yuBen uno Soften
besablt iinb.
Gla S. goie eeeen Sobn SHE. Ser
Mn9eflagten tpurbe bic na6aelubte
gbeideioung bewilliat unb ibr audi bic
NlAiibt iiber Elm minoerjdbriaes Gino
iibertra9en.
@eorge s. 0aDwaro bat Dem Weridte
feline &eiianation als Gountp 0anbmel=
lex eingereiht uno Der &i1ter ernennt
S. s.. Booth, um bic ein9etretene Na=
fan3 81 fiillen.
9Silliam 6. Wbeaton aeeen Muau=
ifns geper u. u. Gem Gldger mur=
ben $3.50 5ugeiproheu.
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Nr1Me.

Uor elmer Wohe ltanOen in bieler
9eQenb bic pbitbdume I'M ib0nften
Bliiibenihmuf uno berehtieten Su ben
belten Grlpartllngen auf cine reidbs
grnte llno jsbt ii,lo oieie 0offnuneen
pernithtet. gahoem mir uns am lek.
ten Donneritaa nod oes i6onlten Som=
niertpetters erfreut. trat geaen Nbeno
tdltes Metter elm. unb anl freitaq
Dloroen bottsn mir einen i1arfen Grolt
unb iG ouh ain Gamlta9. 0ierauf
folote nieber tpdrmeres Wetter, bis ae-
tern obermaIs elm Giididlaa erfolate !;
beute Woraen ltanD Der 5bernlometer
5 8roo unter Dem Gefrierpuntt, tpdh-
reno bic .Sonne III ungetriibtem @lanae
i'm Citen aufaing. Sdon bic Ssr0lte
Der leBten Mode ,puroen in Der gbene
ben piiriiden. Giriden, pHaumen.
Birnen unb 5rauben peroerblid. NIB.
reno bic Mepfel. oeren Yliitben nod
nidt auf0eaansen maren, niht gelitten
81 bdben ihisnen. bod lebte Naht lino
,pahriheinlib aud bieie 9r0btentbeils
erfroren.
ssn ben 0iiaeln batten lebte Wohe
Die Ssr0ite feinen beoentenoen Shaoen
aetban. mir fiirbten aber. oaB Der Groit
beute Woreen aud bort ben Bliitben
oeroerbfib aeworoen lit.
gsatiirlih baben bic ssr0Ite auh ben
@artenaemdhien iblimm suaeiebt uno
sartere YHan3en, Die nibt suaeoedt tper=
Den fonnten, ipllroer pernihtet. So
beribtet .. s. Demutb, Der 2 Weilen
tpeltlid BON bier cine @drtnerei betreibt,
oab ihm 100000 5pmato YHansen ere
froren, troboem er oieielben nit 3elt=
tuh 3uaeoedt bate.
uno als pb bies nod nidt 9enue
tpdre, tommt nun nod Der Metterpro=
pbet 0ids. uno tiinoist fin ben II.
Dsai taltes Wetter uno lpeitere 6rDlte
al.
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Gein 2ebct tuar aercttet.

6err s. 6. 2ilD, Elm prpminenter
giirser bon 9annibal, Mo., ,muroe iiira=
lih auf ,punoerbare Weile BON einem
lbrefli1en Seoe errettet. gr eradblt !:
sd ertrantte am 9ppbusfieber, tpel1es
in pneumonia iibersins. Meine 2un=
gen perbdrteten iid uno id NOR 10
ibwa9, oaB ib iosar mid nidt i'm
Sett aufribten fonnte. gli1ts balf mir
uno id ertuartete. oaB ih balo an Der
Sbminoiudt iterben lpiiroe. als ib bon
Or. Sings gleuer gntoefuns borte.
Cine Glaide peridaffte arobe 2inoe=
runa. Sh fubr nit benz @ebrau9 fort
uno 'iebt bin id aeiuno uno fart. Sd
fann niAt genu9 gu ieinem 2obe iaaen."
Siele tpifnoerbare Meoisin 1T Die iider=
ite unb fdnellite Sur Der Welt fir ale
6als= uno 2un9enleioen. @etp6bnli1e
@r6Ben so Gents unb $l.0O; probe=
flaihen frei in s. 6. Willers Mpotbefe !;
ieoe Glaide sarantirt. 2
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Da 1T nun piebsr Die 3eit gum
Nahoenten bariiber. ipie man 0ie Oefen
in Gampbertiiten permonbeln t0nnte.
Spariamteit III cine 9uaenb.
bod ,pie Die meiiten anberen 9ugenoen
entieblid unbeqllem.
- Serr .yotob Oorn in Canal Doper
muroe lebte Wohe bon einem pierbe 10
ibmer seihlasen. ocb ibm mebrere
&ippen 9ebrohen tDurben.
= Der Genius @uperpifor bieles
Diitrittes, 0err Rafon in Ntron, lpirn
niht nod Stem Ybilaoelpbia iommen
tonnen. Inn bic Noltssdbler BON Gus.
eara,pas @ountp gu inltruiren. 0err
Gaiion lit nit Mrbeit 10 iiberhduft. bab
es ibm unm0Alib if, absufommen.
= yls rihtiaer pafba fdeint iih
Der nepe Mapor in Canal Sober su ee=
berben. gHie uns eradblt muroe, III oer-
ielbe am lebten Sonntas getualtiam in
cine perihloiiene gilliaroballe einNe=
orun9en. 100 er Niemanoen antraf als
ben @isentbiimer, Der ibm nit Der Sra=
ae entaegentrat. mas ct bier 81 iuben
babe. = Giirpabr es lam nit unlerer
Jreibeit nidt melt ber iein, tpenn Elm
geamter oas &eht bat, nah blinoer
Willfiir uno obne 9aftsbefebl in Elm ge=
ibloIienes 2ofal einsubrehen !
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Cine Warmuna.

Befabr 1T i'm Nn3ug. tpenn Die Nie=
rem nibt mebr arbeiten. 6urni's Nl=
penfrduter glRtbeleber entfernt Die ur-
iaden. 0err =. Sobnion in Godport,
Wo.. uurbe bon einem bartndfiqen
Mnfan BON Slierenleioen, ipel6es iiber
iehs Sabre aller Bebanoluna ipottete,
our6 ben @ebraud bon 6orni's Mlpen-
trduter Ylutbeleber pollltdnbis aebeilt.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Dapio 2islig - @tisa ehuenoiman,
beibe BON glap 9p.
Ileranber 8arabranot = glla Jerris,
beioe pon BarnbiQ.
Wm. 3. gqenberaer. &aaerspiQe, -
Nmanoa s. Smitb, Blaf Bano.
gonrao Walter. MaiiiQon, - @atba.
rine 3oller, 3oar.
Clarence 8. Yreil - 2ouiia 6. &eu=
ner, beioe pon 3oar.
@uit. SDbns. Canal Oober - Glora
6. Gubns, 0ober Sp.
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Gbippema 2afe.

Ser pic=gaic plab uno Wer9nii=
annasort an Der Glspelanb. 2ornin &
Wbeeling Giienbabn tpiro fiir ipesieQe
8eiellihaften an nno naA Dem 80.
Woi 1900 er0ifnet.
lleber preife ertunbige man ii1 bel
ben N9enten Der Is. 6. & %. giiens
babn. M. IS. Garrel.
3 General pailagier Mgerit.
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Mfooiitrn=N =NsQQrtu.

Spreht bon Mobiiten.Waaren yyir
pertaufen 6iite fir Damen uno Rinoer
um Die Ddlfte biqiaer. als 1ie iemals
in Sem philadelphia nsrfauit puroen.
unier umiaB IN bieier Branhe nimmt
tdgli6 5u. llniere 0iitc fnb mad Der
neuefen Wooe llno better Qualitdt,
uno mir bralhen nit bieien Waaren
Dor feinem Ronturrenten .suriifsuHs-
ben. lniere Waaren ipreben fir ii6
ielbit unb unfere biQisen preiie for-
bern ben Nertauf.
Nir 5elaen ben arOBten Worratb bon
Watten in Der 6tabt gu &c., l7e.,
2Oe., 22c. unb 25e. per Darb. Wir
tOnnen gud an Watten Gelo iparen.
Mir perfaufen einen ollten 9errid)
81 34e. per Daro.
Mir ipollen bah Sbr unlere 9apeten
urtb SDibenDorbdilge ieht. Mir Der-
taufen Ne bilIiaer als ie III
43iarnJtne'4
DEPARTMENT STORE,
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&dn9e,l,atte,1
SurttfOe

bat ioeben cine srobe austpabl bon
6dn9ematten erbalten, 1pelhe um 20
proSent billiger pertauft lpsrben, als
Sbr lie in anoeren 2Goen faufen t6nnt.
9Sir pertaufen cine quite 9dnaenlatte
fir 75e., $l.00, Sl.25 unb $1.5O.
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Sin 8tcpcIe ais Nrant i,,,,t. /.

sJebe perion. bic uns BON ieBt bls
gum l. Nueult 20 neue aablunesfdbioe
Mbonnenten brinat, erbdlt als prdn,ium
Elm neues. elesantes Jielo Bicpcle.
Wer lid um bic prdmie beiperben mill,
lam in unierer Office zines bieicr
Bicycle in Mugeni1ein nebmen. II.
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0efud)t: Gin auperIdifaer Sbmei=
er. Inn in elmer &dierei su arbeiten.
Sin Wann, Der ihon in elmer Rdierei
tpirb poraeao9en. Ndhere
4ustunft in bisier Office. #.
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8rtetfnMcn.

8. in .. aor. Gainesville. 2p. Il
Jrib. Weroen bel erfter gelesenbeit
nabfraaen.
6. in p. ST bier nibt befannt.
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0ttttuaarcn. Wir erbielten oiele
Wobe cine groBe Musmdbl BON Oiiten.
Das alerneuefts in bieier grande.
5br finoet BEL llns cine quite Mnsmabl
garnirte uno unaarnirte Diite uno 6iite
bic iofort getragen iperoen tonnen.
WeniePs Millinerr.
Dif-0OhifraBe. New pbilaoelpbia.
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= gs miro sarantirt, oaB Die gaen=
lpaaren Giniep's 9efallen.
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Die Briten falfen iii Gbieaao
stbntoufenb pisrbe an. ober poriihii.
gtrp:iit ni6t ii Dls9bd1fsp
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5000 YQare 8lQd Gat 5trumplmoQren


be gDod gum auaeieat bic 6dle bes
emdBi9en prles prtaut. Die @timpi aep0bnd All
Is Gents oas paar perui gs inO Strmpf fir eberman
enfe ano fomobl w fur ben Naun feline uB mb
inen SO. IL Sdub tdst
X
Sdmae iaumfo Smpf a Damen on Io @arn brede Mbldbe
nno ebm Wir elm ga,aain 25c. uni pre isooh III
15c oas paa
sma @rdmpe fir Danen eie an brede MbldBe uno
3eben. Neaelmdbiser preis 5c unr pres Sc. paar.
sdoe soden fir Wde bfa Mbidbe en iduara
o6qrbg, pio ro uno blau. unir pris l3 ba paar
25c Das qaar.
s6ne dpar Maeo=arn fir Mdmi umo treabe Wbidfe
3bn Blad @a 5orte l0c. bas Qaar mertb zoe.
5h6ne iaumo GDfeu u Mdnne in bbien arb piol
rpta hmar Dies in0 eegan Waaren, bic geD6bnh u
prtuut wroen. uner pris Sc. oas paar
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Evening star., 1900-05-25

TRUSTEES ,1s, SALE SAL OF yALUABLE LOTS ON P
TWEEN lHniliS,s, ELEVENTH. ELTA, y, T., AND TWELFTH
PROVED BY TWO THREE STORY BRICK
HOUSES, NUMBERED 1414 AND 14Is
ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue of the will Of Jane P Cox deceased
and of the decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed in Equity Cause No.
20254. will sell, at public auction, in front of
the premises. on WEDNESDAY. JUNE SIXTH
1900. AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM the
following described real estate. In the city of
Washington, District Of Columbia: Lots 3. L. 5,
g. I. 8, IA. Is. l6. 1S and 10. in Perry and VIII
loughby. trustees, subdivision of square 311,
per plat recorded in Book II. page T. of the
records Of the surveyors Office Of said District.
And Immediately thereafter l Will SELL in the
same manner. lots 26 and 2s in C. H. Holden ct
as subdivision of square 312, per plat
corded in Book H d. c., page I, Of the records of
said surveyors Office.
Terms: One-fourth cash. of which a deposit of
800 must be made on each lot at the time of sale.
and the balance in three equal nstallments In one,
two and three years from day of SALE for which
notes of the purchaser, bearing interest at five
per cent per annum from day of sale payable
semannuallyl. and secured 10y deed of trust
the property sold. will be taken. all cash. at
the option of the purchaser. All conveyancing,
revenue stamps and recording at purchasers cost.
II terms not complied with in ten days from
sale the Trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaulting
purchaser purchasers after eight days advertise
in The Evening Star newspaper.
my24-d&ds r. ROSS PERRY. Trustee
Evening star., 1900-05-25

FUTURE DAYS.
JAMES W. RArcLIFFE. AUcT1oNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING,
NO. 2103 o STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbia passed May 8, 1900.
In equity cause No 2ool3. the undersigned trustees
will sell. public auction. in front of the prem
1900, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in the city of Wash
ington, District Of Columbia, to wit: Lot 45 in
F. n Dickerson. jr. subdivision of part of orig
inaI lot in square 6S. said subdivision is re-
corded in Book 16. at page II, OF the records in
lumbia. the same being improved by three-story
brick dwelling.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase money
In cash. and the balance in two equal installments,
payable and two years from the day OF sale.
with interest at six cent per annum until paid.
all cash. at the option of the purchaser a deposit
Of two hundred tS2D0) dollars will be required at
the time of sale. All conveyancng. recording and
revenue stamps to be at purchasers cost. Terms
of sale to be- complied with within fifteen days
from day of sale the trustees will resell the
days previous advertisement OF such resale.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
9l7 St NV, Trustee.
CLARENCE A. BRANDENBURG,
Fendall building. Trustee.
EDWARD II. THOMAS,
my11d&ds GIG st. NV. Trustee.
vTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY. THE TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF
MAY. 1900 AT HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. in front Of the premises.
THOS. f. WAGGAMAN,
9l7 + st NV. Trustee.
CLARENCE A. BRANDENBURG.
Fendall building, Trustee.
EDWARD II. THOMAS.
ny4-d&ls 9fo + st. NV, Trustee.