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The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-16
LESSON IN sELF-REsPECT.

Harry Smith of Jersey City is grandson of the
late "3ill Arp" of precious memory He passed
his babyhood in the red hills of north Georgia and
went barefoot. Now that he Is i'll Jersey City he
wants to keep up the practice.
Shoes are hot, and cramp his feet and make
him fidget. He liked to walk along the road and
pillow up the dust with his brown toes and when he
dipped those same toes into the water the sensation
was delightful
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Philosophy.

"My son." said the sage, at has been
observed by many wise MEN, and even
by fools. that enjoyment is rather in
anticipation than in realization. The
events to which we look forward most
hopefully are apt to prove disappoint-
ing"
But" said the disciple, sis it wise to
anticipate disappointment and thus kill
about the only chance of enjoyment we
have?"
And the old man stroked his white
beard and said he would think 1t over.
Puck.
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Busy Merchant-Well,s sir, what do
you want?
Timid Youth-Y- your daughters hand.
Busy Merchant-Cam't give it to you,
sir. Either take her entire or leave her.
We are not doing an installment bust
ness.-ChicagO News.
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What 1t Was Like.

Miss BOstonwick-Did you go to the
Wagner concert?
Mr.. Poker-I did.
Miss B.-What was it like?
Mr.. Pike Browning set to music.
Town and Country.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-10-16

A Chicago man has produced the the
DRY that Venus de Milo never wore
corsetS because she had no arms and
couiIn't possibly have hooked them to.
Getaer.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that six months siteI
tho date hereof will present my final count
and voucher as administrator cum testIn emo
annexo OF the estate of Walter Hart TO the ooah
ty Judge OF Putnam County and ask to De as
estate of said Walter N. Hart, deceased July
2lst, 1908. THE0DORA H. HART
Administrative of estate of Edward dsrl,
and Ex0tiicio Administrators OF said v ailSf
N Hart. deceased 7-24-O3 6m
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on the first Mon
day in February, A. d. 1901 !, A. J. hilDoutnn'
as executor OF the estate OF the late Por1st y
Hilbourn, shall apply to the Honorable " Va a.
Coke, County Judge of Putnam county y Sas
at his of1ice In Paiatks, Florida, for nna ~
Element and di charge as such executor ass
shall then and there make final return Oh "a
tate accounts. receipts and disbursement, s nv
shall then and there report and account a. !. ~.
quired by law IN such cases, and shall ASK y y, ~
discharged from my exeeutorshIp OF said ssea'''
a. j. HILB0URHl
Executor Of the Estate Of Porter o. HilooufA
(deceased.l
This July 25th, 1908
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F. E @, RAILWAY NOTICE

In order to make connection at Orange
City junction with Atlantic Coast Line
train No S5, the trains operated on the
Orange City branch known as Nos. 8 and
4 will run on the following schedule com
mencing Monday. Nav Attn 1qO4.
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Did Precisely as Told.

If she had merely told the girl to make pudding
for dinner and had let go at that! But you she
had guests and afraid there might be mistake
about it, she went to the kitchen herself and laid
all the ingredients for the pudding telling Bridget Just
how to mix them, and warning her mpressivey against
doing it any other way.
N1w, YOU mag think some kind of a Joke is coming
al this preparation, but tell you there is moth
ing Il the kind. The girl made the pudding precisely
told, AM the guests liked ityeS and not only
ate enteousy OF It, put even spoke OF It's excellence
for ey all intimate friends of the hostess and
knew she had green horn cook.
Then the little woman rang the buzzer and brought
Bridget from the kitchen in order that she might
courage her by compnenting her in the presence of
the -,uests.
Bridget" said she, Everybody says your pudding
The guests all chmed in with various compliment
tary remarks.
Jerking a courtesy after another.
You see" continued the mistress beat driving
the lesson home when you do just you too,
every hing comes out all right"
"Ies'm," Bridget acquiesced.
''Well now" said the MISTRESS thinking to reward
the good and faithful servant still turtler, you may
t@ke che remainder of the pudding out and eat it."
o that pudd n fer mel!
Why not? Don't you like this knd?"
No mum, don't. Yous may like rotten things,
but don't 3
''Why, Bridget what do you mean2"
II mean them two eggs ye gave ME to put in this
puddn' both as rotten as the divvle brooklyn
Eagle
Placing Her.
II went round to hear the new elocutionst In our
block"
Like herr"
oh, yes But she had one gesture couldn't I'm.
What was thstP"
why, she re.ched out and shook her right hand
Siol' Il With all re fingers extended
Yes, know he girl. She used o. sprinkle clothes
in laundry, cleveland PLAIN Dealer,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Solid vesbue Pullman
NeWYo daily except sunday
Pullman
Coaches Jacksonville
Washington Daily
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HARRIS FELL AT
FIRST V0LLEY
American Killed in Severe
Fight With the Fill
plnos.
(By Associated ,'rcss.)

MANILA, February "a force OF 100
constabulary under Inspector keithley
yesterday defeated body Of 300 insur-
gents near Marqulta, a small town seven
ty miles from Manila. after severe en-
Eagement, in which Inpector Harris and
q man Of the constabulary were killed and
two others OF the constabulary were
wounded. The enemy left fifteen dead
and three wounded.
Inspector Harris home was at Atlanta,
Ga.
The body of insurgents formed the main
force OF the irreconciled General San Mig
uel. The constabulary were divided into
three detacrmnts. which were scouting
In the Marquita Valley. The detachment
commanded by Inspector Harris came
upon the enemy, who were In strongly
eutrenched position.
Inspector Harris fell at the first vol
ley, being hit five times. The detachment
of constabulnry, although outnumbered,
held its position until Inspector Keithley.
with the remainder of the force, arrived,
when the enemy were put to rout Their
headquarters We're captured and burned
and the constabulary seized the records Of
General San Miguel, who claims that he
succeeded to the command of the insur-
gent forces when the other generals sur
rendered He has only a handful of men
under him, and his operations have been
OF no consequence. y
The wounded Americans are all severe
ly injured.
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CARNEGIE BOARD
HAD NO QUORUM
And Mr.. Bloomberg Fears That
the Members are Losing
Interest in It.

In the month Of February. 1902, on tho
18th instant, Just twelve months less ten
days ago, the Board Of Trustees for the
Carnegie Library met and organized.
Since that time the board has met reg
ularly once a month. often with full at
tendance and never without a quorum.
Yesterday for the first in the history of
the Board a quorum of members failed
to appear, and after waiting considerable
time the president, Mr.. BloomDerg, re-
marked: .'Well this is the first tlme the
board has had n meeting without
quorum present. This board has been one
of the most punctual bodies have been
a. member of since I was elected to the
Council
Then turning in his chair and looking
in the face OF Mr.. Robert Whittet Sr.,
who was the father OF the movement to
secure from Mr.. Carnegie the gift Of a
library for Richmond, he SAL. while a
broad smile played over his countenaace:
IT am sorry the members are losing In
terest. The meeting will now adjourn un-
til the next regular meeting
NIessrs Whittet and Wood, who were
the only members present besides Mr.
Bloomberg, could not restrain a little
laughter at this last sally Of the presi-
dent.
Immediately Mr.. Whttet said that he
was sorry to learn that the LIT at tie
northeast corner Of Eleventh and Broad
Streets, which had been selected as a site
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BUILD A HOUSE FOR
THE BABY GORILLA
And a Nurse Has Been En-
gagged to Care for Him.
Some Good Features.

The bright and pleasant weather of yes
terday. coupled with the fact that
ship load Of animals had Just arrived
from Europe to the Bostock Show, and
the many special features of exceptional
interest that were promised as a special
attraction for this week, together with
tho fact that over 800 children und
teachers Of the Sidney County School
visited this exhibition. all combined to
Show building house Of pleasure for
parents, lovers Of amusement and children
and which was take nadyantage OF by a
very large crowd.
Roberti's wonderful collection Of baby
animals in their quaint and fancy dresses.
with their many tricks and stunts and
performances, and the presence Of
Happy Hcoligan," the laughable animal
actor captured the hearts and applause
of the audience,
The Gorilla, the ape man from Africa.
4 of whom so much has been written about.
in coming from Africa to England and
from England to this country, is suffer-
ing from slight attack Of pneumonia.
A special house of glass, tiny baby chalrt
a miniature bedstead room cnrpetsd.
with curtains and pictures, electric lights
and heaters. Is now being erected by the
management, and there is every proballl-
ty by the advice Of his physicians and
management that he will be able to go on
exhibition tomorrow.
He Is to be watched for, cared for just
the same as a little baby, and an OK
perienced doctor, thoroughly skilled in
infantle diseases, has been especially
engaged; n negro nurse who has spent
many years in the attendance OF little
children has also been secured to attaad
to his comfort and present wants.
He Is about three years of age, standing
about two feet In height, with a cute
pair Of brown little twinkling, eyes that
almost seem to say II cannot speak, and
please don't hurt me, will be good"
There is no doubt but that Mr.. Bost,cR
has secured one Of the most remarkable
features of the forests and Jungle, Ii
will be proposition OF the management
later on to have him named, and every
visitor after seeing him will BIO given a
coupon ticket to insert a suitable MANS
for the little stranger from Africa. It will
be left to committee of public mon Of
tho city md the press to select the INST
suitable name thereon inscribed. and the
holder Of such will receive very haail,
some present from the Bostock Show In
consideration of their selection Of the
happy name.
To-day tn eAssoclation Of Painters and
Decorators to over 1000 in number, have
made arrangements to visit Bostock's in
the evening time,
On Thursday, February 18TH will be the
benefit of tho Masonic Home. when at 4
o'clock In the afternoon the little hany
lions born In Richmond Will be named
by Governor Montague's children.
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IN THE i. S. COURT.
CasesArgued YesterdaY-Likely Thatthe
Docket Will be Completed.

The United States Circuit Court of Ap-
peals reconvened yesterday. morning at 10
o'clock with 1.-THE following judges
and officers in attendance: Circuit Judges
Golf and simonton. District Judge Wad.
dill, Clerk Henry Il. Meloney, Deputy
Clerk Claude M. Dean.
Tho following cases were argued and
submitted;
No. 40, Schooner Maggie" appellant,
TVS, schooner "Rebecca." appellee appeal
from the District Court at Charleston, s..
g. Argued by Julian Mitchell. Jr,, of
Charleston, s. c., for tho appellant, and
by j. p, IS Bryan, of Charleston. s. G.,
for the appellee. and submitted.
No. $50, A. x, Pollock. appellant, vs..
J. y. Jones' appellee; appeal from tho
District Court ofsouth Carolina, at Char
lesion. Argued by N. W. Hardin or
Blackshurg, s. O.. and Till Montague, OF
Richmond, Va. for the appellant, and by
w. s. Hall, OF Hall & Wills, of Gaffney,
s. g.. for the appellee, and submitted,
The following attorneys were admitted
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APRoaREsslvE COMPANY.

Progress marks every statement OF the
Equitable Life Assurance Society, ard
tho Forty third Annual Settlement for
tho business of 1902 Is no exception 10 tie
rule. Growth In Assets. Surplus, Amoint
In Force and New Business; large in
creases in Premium and Total Income.
in profits paid to policy-holders; reduction
In volume Of claims by death. together
with an expense rate maintained at a
minimum as In former years. These are
the features which show that the Society
moves forward with every year, and that
1t has reached a position of remarkable
magnitude and stability.
In every respect the statement just pre-
scented contains evidence Of wonderful
growth and security. The assets have in
creased to $3.50, S95,537 ~; tho liabilities. in
Guiding tho reserve. calculated by the
company, of s979,450,753 to $2S4,2Gs, 04O 05,
and the difference which en- constitutes the
surplus, Is now s75.127, 49677 This is an
increase during 1902 Of s3,09S.454.n. Be-
sides adding to the surplus fund this large
amount the Society paid during the year
81. ,Oo4,15 in profits on maturing policies
Tho total earnings for policy-holders,
therefore, during the year We're sS470.a7s.-
Sc,
During tho year just ended tho prs-
MUM income amounted to $53.932, 423 "A,
and income from interest," rents. ETC., to
s16, o. ,bSssl, making the total receipts for
the year, sGs,007,ol225. From these RAJ
ceipts sl5,2Sl ,oGl73 was paid for death
claims and the total payments to policy
holders aggregated s29,l9l,250,79. After pro.
viding for the total expenditures Of st2,,-
24s1Ol.4 IS, the Society was able to Increase
It's Invested assets by s2G, 75S.910S0 This
saving OF tho income Is 30 per cent, Of the
total Income.
The amount Of new business written
was the largest over issued in a single
year by the company, 1t amounted to
S2sl ,2io94i. AS a result Of this
enormous now business, tho out
standing assurance amounts to ST.
292,4465o5, showing the greatest incrsase
B in the Soclety's history,
Altogether, this latest statement Of the
Equitable shows that the Society lives
up 10 Its motto mot for day. but tor
all time"
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to practice In this court: w. s. Hall. OF
Dial. OF Laurens, S. c.. for the appellant,
Gaffney. s. c., and N. w. Hardin. OF
Blacksburg. s, e.
The following cases will DO In the call
to-day: No. 4Sl, William Firth Company,
appellant. Va. tho South Carolina Trust
and, Loan Company, In re Tho Goldville
argued by S, j. Simpson, OF Simpson &
Bomar OF spartanburg, 8, c., and N, B.
and by w. G, Miller, OF Miller & Whaley,
Charleston, s, g.. for tho appellee.
It Is very likely that the court will
Finish UP the docket to-day,
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Of the polo at that corner, and that the
remainder Of the tirlo tho vicinity enjoys
perfect darkness.

of tho polo at that corner, and that tho
remainder Of the time tho vicinity enjoys
perfect darkness.
MIR. REED WORSE.
Mr.. Reed, tho young man who, with his
wife. lives at No. bd West seventh
street, was worse last night This lit.
tie family for tho past few days have
been taken cnre OF by kind people,
whose attention was called to their con.
dltion through this column. Yesterday
the sum OF 81 was left at Carters drug
store for them. IT was turned over to
Mrs. Reed last night she is very grnte.
full 70 the generous people who have
assisted her. Any other contributions
may be sent to Carter's drug store.
DEATH OF MRS. CANADA.
The many friends Of Mrs. Alice Rey.
nolds Canada, wife Of Mr.. j. r. Cam
ada, were grieved TO learn Of her death
early Sunday morning at her residence,
No. So7 cambridge Street. Mrs. Can
ada had been III for nine days with pneu-
monla. On Saturday evening 1t was
thought that she was better, and Just
n few minutes before her death she
said herself that she felt so much bot
ter and wanted to hurry and get we'll.
She had many lovnbe traits and leaves
n large circle OF friends. She Is sur
vived by her husband and 1--WE small
children; her mother, Mrs Lou Rey-
nolds; her brother, Rev. j. w. Rcy-
nolds: two sistcrs-Mrs. r. A. Bowen
and Miss Susie Reynolds.
The funeral Will be from Boinbrdge-
Street Baptist Church at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon.
MRS. DENTON DEAD.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ella L. Denton,
wife OF Mr.. a. 8. Denton, who died at
No 1900 Beverley Street. Richmond will
40 ~ Re
the intermcnt being in Maury Ceme-
terry
VALENTINE TEAS.
An evening with st. Valentine and with
the West End Angels Banjo and Man
doin Club Of Richmond. will be spent
at Central Church parsonage on Fri
day night. The proceeds will be devoted
to the organ fund. The West End An
gels are Masters W, II. Lucy. s. J.
Harrison. b s. Holmes. and Harry Lucy
will sing song. There will be refresh
ments and amusements.
a Valentine tea will also be given at
the residence Of Mrs. W. b. Bradley on
Friday night, at which time special
musical programme will be given.
SMALL TALK.
A chimney fire ut No. 1107 Semmes
Street. residence Of r. B. Jewett.
brought. out the Fire Department at
4:12 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. There
was no damage.
Thieves broke into the residence OF Mr..
Clarence 1Iuband and Mr. L. j. Waugh
early Sunday morning. The former
lives at No. 1407 Semmes Street. and
the latter at No. 1923 McDonough Street.
almost within block of each other. At
Mr., Huband's two watches and two suits
Of clothing were taken. and at Mr..
yaugh's small sum OF money.
The case OF G. c. Elder, charged with
assaulting T. G. Dggleston on Saturday.
was continued in the Police Court yes
terday until next Monday.
A son OF the man Chris Reed, who
was found unconscious near the Sea-
hoard Air Line tracks Saturday morn
ing, has been to see him Mt the aims.
house. AS soon az he is able to 20.
he will be taken to his home In Buch-
anan Street, Richmond.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Barton HolgAts.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


The Ladies' Aid Society of the over
brook Presbyterian Church viii meet
this afternoon ut the residence OF Mrs.
u. Fl. LEAFS, corner North venue and
kersten Street, at 4 O'Clock.
Rev. c. p. Scott has returned home
from Buckingham Courthouse, where he
filled tho pulpit Of the Baptist Church
Sunday
Mrs. McGraw, who has been visiting
her mother, In Alexandria, has return-
ed to Chestnut Hill.
Mr.. M. G. Baughan continues very III.
Mr.. John P. Rawlings has returned 10
Norfolk, after a visit to Mr.. Wilkinson,
Of Brookland Park.
THE Girls Circle OF the Barton Heights
ington tea" at the residence OF Mrs
c. P. Scott, February 10.
Mr.. f. T. WINSTON of st. Paul Mimi.
who has been visiting Mrs. N. B. Crox-
ton, OF Monteiro Avenue. and Is now WIS.,
iting friends IN Richmond, will leave In
few days for home.
Miss Annie Armstrong still continues
sick at her homo on Monterio Ave-
nue..
Miss Grace williams. who has been
visiting Mrs. Jones, OF Miller Avenue,
has returned to Berkeley.
Tho Wednesday evening prayer-meet-
ing OF the Baptist Church will be held
/,
Of Brookland Park, at o'clock P. NJ.
Mr.. Thomas Winston, OF st. Paul,
Mimi, is visiting at tho home of Mrs.
N. B. Croxton.
Miss Annie Armstrong Is quite sick at
her home.
Miss Gertrude Turner. Of Louisa. is
visiting on Chestnut Hill.
Miss Roberta Hickerson Is very sick.
Miss Perkinson. OF Highland Park, Is
visiting In New Kent.
Mr.. Joe Henley, of Lakeside, will
leave tomorrow for New York on bust
ness.
Mr.. Alfred Smith has returnd to his
home on Meadow Bridge Road. from
business trip to Lynchburg.
Mr.. Willie Carter, of Charleston, W.
Va. is visiting his sister.
Miss Mary Blakeley. who has been
visiting on Brook Road, has returned to
Louisa.
Mrs James Williams. of Luray. Is Wis
Ting her sister OF Brookand Park.
Mrs. Corners, who has been visiting
her sister on Luck Avenue, has return
cd to Chesterfield.
Mrs. Graham has returned home, az
ter pleasant visit to her daughter.
Miss Hattie Jenkins, OF Yellow Tavern,
is visiting friends In Goochland cous-
ty
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fight extrndltion. But they expressed a
Willingness to return to new York and
face the music Miss Anderson also sig.
nIiied her Willingness, and Sunday night
at s o'clock the three prisoners pulled
gu, OF Richmond, closely guarded BY Do
tcctives Gibson, Wren and Jesse.
From all accounts 1t appears that Miss
Anderson, who refused to talk Of her
family or connections during her Brief
stay In Richm ond Is prominently related
In Now York. She was induced to Join
In the affair by Grcbc. It IS alleged, simply
out OF infatuation for him. thinking that
che was insisting her lover out Of hole,
on the bont the trio were booked ns
brothers and sister, each occupying DIFF
fcrtnt statc-room.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
BY The Valentine Auction CO.,
Auctioneers.

..
p ECEIvER's SALE OF THE ENTIRE
~ STOCK OF DRY GOODS. NOTIONS.
BLANKETS. QUILTS, SHOES, HOS.
IERY, UNDERWEAR, LAcEs, sH1Rr
WAISTS. JACKETS. SHIRTS, COLLARS
AND CUFFS, FURNISHINGS, ETC:
IRON SAFE, OFFICE DESK. SHOW
CASES, COUNTERS, WINDOW FIX
TUREs. COUNTER STOOLS, ETC, AND
THE UNExPIRED LEASE, BOOK AC-
COUNTS AND GOOD WILL OF RAY
NJ HIRsHBERG, BANKRUPT, NO. 154e
EAST MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. nTH,
AT 11:so O'CLOCK. AS A WHOLE.
In pursuance of an order entered on the
4th day Of February. 1908, in the District
Court Of the United States for the Eastern
District Of Virginia in the matter Of Ray
PUBLIC auction, at the, store Of said Ray
NJ Hirshberg, bankrupt. No: lb4s p, Main
SfGass N1shR sfs TTf SO WinS6sRAT
Of Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery . B flank
cts. Quilts, t a.! e. Dress Goods Under
Misses and ,GhI!aren's Shoes: Collars and
ahbE nFads R n'bSan Napkns Towels
las, Gloves. Jewelry,. Handkerchefs:
Store Fixtures. Iron Safe, Office Desk,
Showcases. Umbrella Case. Counters
Awning, Counter Stools, Window Fix-3
lures, etc.; the unexpired Lease, Book
Accounts and Good Will.
The stock OF Merchandise Is we'll se-
lected, fresh and desirable. usually car-
ried by, a first-class retail dry goods store.
Sale to be made as whole, subject to
confirmation of the court 777a
E TERA1S--Cash.
MELVIN FLEGENHE1MBR,
Receiver.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
traitor Of the estate Of my fat Their. the
request that all persons having claims
against said estate will present them
to me, and those indebted to said estate
VIZ A'e'se W. WA II ISe.e Morton q 1Hei
Administrator of Robert G.. Morton,
decd.
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Notice 10 Merohants Of Richmond.

OUR OFFICE IS RECEIVING AGOOD
many inquiries about a POCKET GUIDE
answering all by saving that WE KNOW
NOTHING OF SUCH A PUBLICATIONS.
We are publishing the regular CITY d.
which contains. q complete GENERAL,
BUSINESS and STREET DIRECTORY.
We will have 1t ready for delivery by
March 18th.
HILL DIRECTORY COMPANY.
Per ]. L. HILL. Mannger,
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Real X Il hs & {shSsM neassas sG:;
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
NO. ais SOUTH CHERRY STREET,
A TWO-STORY
BRICK DWELLING. @

By virtue Of certain deed Of trust,
dated July 81, 1901 Of record in clerks
office Of Richmond Chancery Court in D.
b.. ia A, page 424 default having been
debt thereby secured. and being required
by the beneficiary so to do. will sell by
auction on the premises, on
at 4.30 o'clock p. NJ, the property NUM-
bered as above, fronting 14h feet by a.
depth OF l39 feet to an alley 20 feet wido.3
with interest from January 3D. 1905. q.
credit Of $1,000, with interest. to July521,
1908 and balance at one and two years,
interest added and secured on the props
erty or all cash. ut the option Of pur-s
chaser.
Como and get a bargain.
A. j. CIEWNTNG,
Trustee.