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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
Kansas CITY.

Kansas CITY. Jan 2L-CIose: Wheat
MAY 70tsc; July. e5-sc. cash No. , hard.
&c eGSsi-c: No. hard 65Qe6c. No hard.
59a6+c, rejected hard. sso &c, No red.
6sG7ac. No rcd. 67z6Sc.
Coru-JanUaTy. 57Esc; May. 3Ni.c; cash.
No. mixed 5Si@o No. . white +li-c.
No. 8 ioa+llsc.
Oats-No. white. i.aSsc; No. : mixed.
55izc
Rye-No > lsc
Hay-Choice timothy. sl2.eo. choice prsi-
RE soc
Eggs-Fresh. 17l-c-
Receipts OF wheat. rs cars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
COTTON MARKET.

New York Jan 4l-C1tton-F'r-rirs
operea drr1 January. SIC February.
sc. March -; My. So. July. Sc
August SsIc. October crersd. "a
SCOT closed STEADY Kidding uplands.
SO. mi1diing gUlf. ? &c. Sai~s. -
bales
Galveston Tex Jan E--C0ttoa-
srezdv. s lie
LIVERPOOL Jan I--Coitou-Spot. good
business done prices unchanged 70 2
points higher. American rnidoiing. sd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
TO SUPPRESS REVOLUTION.
Soldiers Ser; &c ou-ii Disturbances N
eoli.ia Irsurrectlor.

Ia Pax Bolivia. Jar z.-The f-st cen
tinkert- NUMBERING - u~a- Tor ~ relief
o. Port srre ed th~ sapDT-ssio1 g fae
reyoIatio1 ln the Acre district test hsrs
TITS morulag Presl6er- F4feo 49, isaTe
sats- tnzs week q Ace az ~ bead .
aaot5er .coutsrxert % - r.an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
Va. Ezxoraalx Reror-ec

gxasaiaz-aa- Jar. --Tre cs-agifIee 81
hs-ssirs and currency .r-,sy fsTorshty -
ported a Resolution c-se-e: ey ErSn~seg-ts-
tive Suizer- ezs1rE 90 Ire zecretsrF ..
ne treasury Ter fafoTzzisoa regarding
LATED States cePczssa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago.


Chicag go. Jan. p. -Cattle-Receipts, 10 600.
Market 1e6l5c higher. Good 10 prime
steers. s4sea60o; poor 70 medium. g .
6A50; stOcSers ana feeders. 81 256I4. 70;
cows. S1.49s0460; heifers. s. aOQ5.oo: can
ners. 81 foss266; bulls S.e0G+25: calves.
ASSOC 80: Texas fed steers. S3-5eG45e
Hogs-Receipts today. 80 so. tomorrow
300oo. left over. 500 Market opened 10
0I5c higher. closed with advance lost.
Mixed and butchers, s6.2ect70, good 70
choice heavy. s6-7cu7-0c. rough heavy.
s6-4J46.7o, light. $5.s5G6-35; bulk Of sales,
-. 451o.70.
Receipts 15.ooo. Sheep strong;
lambs steady Good o. choice wethers.
= $50 -; fair 70 choice mixed. Sl.35eI+ a.,
western sheep. S35asR4.15; native lambs.
s+-o5@s-25, western LAMBS, s+5olt6 oe.
Official Yesterday
Reoeipts-CattIs. 479I- hogs 2s.sn;
: sep. 1850
Shipments-CattIe. 81: hogs. 40;
SHEEN an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
New York PrcSuce.

New York Jan e1--t}II-Jer-R Receipts.
5.0S1 packages Market steady state
DAIRY. Isft@5c: extra creamery. 20; con-
rnou Go choice crean rsry. Zee
CheeSe-Ee csiDts. - package Market
rru. Fancy szlaH state fulI~creara. col
0rcd fail made .t'.c late made -, e7I5c
fancy small white fan made AZ. &C.
late made $50. f4rcy large. colcr=i.
fan made i4l-c- lat- made sac. fancy
snail wh.te. fail Easde ls.c late made.
Iss7c
Receipts. s-57= pae-sges Mark
easier Average 10 b-sc state and Penn
Sytyania. 49, western peer - fancy
graded =.
ssgar-Rzw. nomlnal. Fai- refining
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22

La189r 1sn Z-~Tfs resaFf esff,.zsfrss
n ~ ra1t-1 States rhzs x.Ga-ssr sn-
81 eaae-s - =ef5 Nes~s - @snes-
-set - etizssons fe~ So terzssssa &
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22

sac; centrifugal. So test. i3-1sI3T.c: mo-
lasses sugar. 3isc. Refined. quiet:
Crushed. 5-35c. powdered 4s5c; sranu-
lated 4.75c.
Coree-Cuiet No. : Rio SIC.
Molasses-Firm. New Orleans. go 40c.
PoulJry-lalive, steady: Turkeys. Ifd
l5c: fowls. 1+c- Dressed slow. Western
chickens. 13l2Gl4c; western fowls. l3i-c;
turkevs fs12oc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
The THOMAS SAsITARIUN
co-nsr Tsr't ase - Ff.se.s As--ss-
WICHITA kANsAe

eo-lfnaflea - fsssrtsfs have -
prae~--sizs for rneafh- hsss 81 ooeeiss-s-e-s
49, Fst te~r rss~hss Tt.s i-ssrssfs
vefsss sx~ sas'r-ly eesf-ssf ~ Esan~ss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
New Life to
Weak Men
OLD MEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN
WEAK MEN FIND OLD-TimE
STRENGTH AND POWER
OF YOUTH.
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

To the men who have tried every known
remedy 70 revive their waning power or
lest manhood and have given up in de-
spair the following message comes as =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
ST. tosepr.
WOOL MARKET.

St L1gis. jar -I-woos-J-7 1chs a=-es
territory and western mediums. f-EIec.
E1e- 154se- coarse -zEtzc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22

on the Produce Exchange today prices
closed as follows.
Butter-Easy. Creamery. 1.a25c. dairy.
I7dZ3c
E.sg@Steady: 231zc
Cheese-Strong. I3GItC
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
MfNlan WuMEn,
DEMAND MORE WAGES.

Miss Morris suffers from nervous break
down. coupled with intermittent fever
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
Cattle
Cattle Sales.

The supply Of cattle yesterday was fair
Is good. the bulk of which were stockars
There was no quotabIe- change in prices
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-01-22
Kansas City.

Kansas city. Jan 2L-Cattle-Receip
$ 400 natives. 80 Texans. calves. 10 ma
lives. Quarantine ard corn cattle steady
to Zee higher. good COWS steady 10 Ice
higher. caRaers steady. stocSers and
feeders steady 70 weak Choice export
and dressed beef steers. S-9cl5.55, FAR
% good S5pf4S7, stockers and feeders
s2.75sttS5: western fed steers. S2-75Q5-,f:
Texas and Indian steers. S.55l5e.ol. Texas
cows. Se-6sl35; native COWS. S2-o3QS-S',
y-ative hs;fers S23e15-So. Gamers. s1-a,e3
go; bulls, S--eoG35o: calves. s2ooG7-5o
Hogs-Rece-pts. ..e,a. Market active
Iec higher. closed weak Top Ss.S9. bulk
Of sales. ss-5olfs,-a: heavy. s5soGs.so: mix
60 packers. g. +5a6--9. light Ss-a5sl6 -,
workers.. = t7l965o: pigs S5a5F52o
SheeP-Rece.pts sob Market active.
steady Native laulhs. stoos7s.da. west
e-u lambs. 8 So. -. fed eN =. S3-el75 -.
native weJhers S3-segA6-5- western weJh-
ers S.e3f5s.79- stoclzers and feeders. ga
80
So. Louis
81 Loafs Jan gl-Cattle-Rece5p PTS.
5.9do. including $50 Texans Natives
STRONG f1xans STEADY Reef steers. s4l
f.5a1. stocEe-S ard feeders Gss14s9-
cows and heIse-s. S315fls 5a- Texas stas-s
S---st45o; cows and Aeifers. SSS5a
HoEs-stece. 6.5a Market &c high
sr. Piss and lights sz5SsE.e}. "a ckers.
S65of,s.7s. butchers. 3 sSa6s5
Sheep-F2e ceir-s E59 Market steady.
Natives. s. af'+--5, lambs sf-5lsf.so. Tex
ans. Se-75fi1.-5
ST. Joseph.
- Joseph. Mo Jaa- E.-Cattle-Ee-
cezpts. i.G1 A4rSet active NATIVES
s1.-5.i5--s. Texas ard Westerns. $ 1-s15- o.:
cows and Refers Sz0es7 ~ veals serfs
- sto-Eers ard feeders sssz
Hogs Receipts. asa LiShs ard ignr
mixed. s5-rli.s---, medium ard heavy.
$ e7S S buiG sSEEesa
Sheep-Rtcslpts. 1E1 Native Top COL
crlGn lambs ssaE. ewes $
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SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

SHEEP AND LANES.
-
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-12
FROM LAW OFFICE TO PULPIT.
Z. E. coad, Former EIdon Attorney, to
Conduct Revival in Des Moines.

L. E. Coad, for many years a prom
inent attorney of Eldon, will begin a
series of revival meetings at the
Greenwood Congregational church in
Des Moines tomorrow night. Mr.
Coad while practicing law in Eldon,
was invited to fill a pulpit in Agency
and SO warmly was he received that
he has since given up his law Office to
take the pulpit as his field of work.
He is not an ordained minister and
his manner of treating gospel themes
is different than ordinarily heard in
the pulpit. He moved to Galesburg.
Ill, a few years ago that he might give
his children an education in the col
lege at that place and he has since re-
sided there. Mr.. Coad has many
friends in this city who will wish him
success in his evangelistic work.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-12
WILSON'S SACRIFICE.
iiowan Gave Up Seat in Congress to
Honor U. S. Grant.

Marshalltown, Nov. Former Con-
gresham Ben Il. Frederick, who died
recently at San Diego, as the result
of a fall from a house, was at one
time in business in Marshalltown. He
first ran for congress from this, the
Fifth Iowa district, against James Will
son. now secretary of agriculture. Will
son was declared elected by ma
jority of twenty three votes, but Fred
erick contested the seat in the house.
The case hung fire until the very last
day of congress, and would not have
been decided then save that Wilson
consented to sacrifice himself in or
der that an important measure then
before congress might be passed. Viii
son had sat in congress the entire ses-
sion, but was deprived of his salary
through his unselfish efforts to pass
the measure creating Grant a general
on retired pay, and which would have
been defeated if the election case,
which had the right of, way, had not
been disposed of. He ran for re-elec-
ton in 1884 against Milo Smith of
Cedar Rapids. and won. but in 1886
was defeated by Robert c. Cousins, the
present member. AT one time Fred
erick was worth in the neighborhood
of 100000 but his fortune was swept
away through unwise investments DUR
in the land boom in California
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-12
WANT THE BANNER
BOTH SCOTT AND HARDIN couN.
TIES WANT THE TlPPEcANoE
CLUBS TRoPHY.
The Republicans in Both These coun-
ties Claim That They Have Made
Bigger Gains Than Has Monroe
County.

Although a dispatch from Des
Moines recently announced that Mon
roe county would hold the Tippecanoe
banner again this year after having
proudly held it during the past year,
Scott and Hardin counties are dispos-
ed to claim the prize. The republi-
cans of both these latter counties
think that the big gains made in the
party vote this fall entitle them to
the banner and they will make their
claims before the Tippecanoe club of
Des Moines soon. The following dis
patches from Davenport and Iowa
Falls explain the positions taken by
the republicans of Scott and Hardin
counties:
scott's Showing.
Davenport, Nov. O. Scott county
republicans will put in claim for the
I Tippecanoe banner offered by the Tip
pecanoe club for the county making
the best percentage of increase of plu-
Tality for the republican state ticket
Scott county gave only small plur-
atty last year but the county gave a
heavy vote for the governor this year.
Governor Cummins is highly pleas
ed with the results in Scott, Clinton,
Muscatine and other counties in this
part of the state, where he did his
best campaigning and where he has
always been influential. 1t has already
been pointed out that while the coun-
ty in which Cummins and Bishop live
stood right up to the line and made a
fine showing and John Herriott's coun-
ty did as well as usual, Keokuk coun-
ty in which Superintendent Riggs
lives and Washington county. where
Colonel Palmer is all-powerful, went
wrong on the legislative tickets. The
situation in Washington was little
awkward. Mr.. Logan the republican
candidate had the misfortune to be an
editor and to have been pretty active
in a good many things and of course
he had made enemies 1t is stated
that the prohibitionists We're out knit
ing him and the anti-prohibitionists
were doing all the could to secure his
defeat. In KeoRuk county the demo.
Gratis had an unusually good cam
paigner for a candidate and are said
to have been well organized.
Heaviest in History.
Iowa Falls, Nov. 9.-Hardin county
Will claim the Ilppecanoe banner,
which is given some county each year
showing the heaviest per cent OF re
publican gains. This county polled the
heaviest vote in its history, exceeding
its republican majority of 1901 by
nearly / 300, making IL gain OF IS pei
cent, which it is believed is better
showing than was made by any othel
county in the state This showing re
buldngly refutes the campaign state.
ment that the independent movement
in Hardin county would disrupt the
party. The republican gain, however
is more apparent than real and is ac
8 counted for by the fact that the state
ticket received not only the vote OF
the regular republicans, but all the so
called boilers and part of the demo
Gratis, who voted the republican ticket
as we'll as the fusion county ticket.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-12
Relief in Six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder Dis.
ease relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure.''
1t is a great surprise on account of its
exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in bladder kidneys and back, in male
or female. Relieves retention of wa.
ter almost imm ediately- II you want
quick relief and cure this is the rem.
edy. Sold by w. w. Ennis, druggist,
Ottumwa, Ia.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-12
Delinquent Tax List.
Office of the County Treasurer. wapello County,

Office of the County Treasurer wapello County,
Ottumwa, Nov g. 1903.
IS nfel! given that Monday, the 18th day of Decem
hepr fhe treasmrer Office at court house the
axs fS sale al lands and lots which and all
be- % 1 hs sale remain and unpaid The aa
q he month from the day Of and also Of the
oeeh soid' OF which the following true and correct list
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Manning Of Bat
tie Creek have just celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-12

Emery Herbert, A lot Sc 4 Is
Elliott James, Mccullough W pit %
Elliott james, Mccullough sh %
Elliott James, McCullOuyh's
add W pit ..... -. ....... %
Elliott James, McCuilough's
add sh 800. 2f
Harrington A. A lot . SELF !. is
Fellows Robt Est, Hackworth
u Kellogg's sub ......... 30
Farlin G w, Norris sub of 1oa %
Ferree J d, Ferree & Muir'ss
Ferre ] D, Ferree & Muir's
feet -. 49,. ~. 1
Ferree ] ID, Ferree & Muir's. 3
Ferree d. Ferree & Muir's.. 3
Fox Mrs. Con, Blake's add sIa Z
Fleming Anna L. Norris sub
1Oa pit ........ -. -. 80
Fleming Anna II. Norris sub 81
Gallagher Mary Blake's LIST ad IL
Godfrey Geo, Stiles Place. To
Godfrey Geo, Stiles Place 80
Godfrey Geo, Stiles Place IS
Godfrey Geo, Stiles Place ST
Godfrey Geo, Stiles Place, End
Godfrey Geo. Stiles Place -
Godfrey Geo, Stiles lace. End
Gephart Walter. Blake's sub
Gephart Walter. Blake's sub
Hanley Patrick. Fisher sub
u 3........ ......... 3
johnson A w, trustee. Janney
Auu XII
Junkin Anna & John, Bakers
2nd add ~. 1S
Jordan Kitty, Taylor & Will
Lemley Mary Il, Kellogg &
Bentley ..... ........,. 10
Long .BF, Stiles Place end. 50
Lee John, 0ttunwa mid. 800
Lee John. 0ttnmwa mid. 269
Milligan l. II, Norris sub W IA
Milligan l. L. Norris sub e 80
feet $50. -. 81
Milburn Eliza. Lincoln Park II
Miller Clara, Manning add. 80
Munson Minnie Est. McElroy
add ..... -. $3.50. 80. q
McConkey r r, Stiles Place 2d 81
McConkey II R.Stiles Place % So
Mccartney Mrs NJ Il, Foster &
Chambers add $50. ...12
Nash w ]. East Ottumwa. J.. !. AZ
Norris ] w Est Norris sub. .51
Norris ] W Est, Norris sub ..52
Norris w Est. Norris sub. .53
O'Connor Margaret. Hackworth
4 Kellogg 80
O'Neil S E.McCullough add e1a SO
o o,conmor Tim o nttmnw. los aSs
Oliver Helen, Cttumwa, mid
l-3 ..:.. $500; .344
Pohison John. Mahon " Phil
pip. lips ] : 49,. 49,; 8
beers 49,. 10
fotter y !, Sohant d Cham- 90
bers pit -. .:... ........ 20
Ryt p11, Mrs L, L T y 5 ID a
BAKER .........
Ray Emily r y Geo, Manning
auu ..... -: ;.....-.....a ~,
Smith Mrs A ETA lot ~ NV Sc u
starns W ii. Stiles Place ist..
Wilcox NJ b. Withail add ....3a
Wormbach Otto, Stiles Place 81
Whalen William. Ottumwa Fl
Walker l. NJ. Blake's list -. G
Walker l. M, Sc 20 ..........
wa 80. =. .1S1
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-12

Campbell Paris, A LOT gov !,
Campbell Frank j, A lot ii.
cow ses 81 8 E. ; Dixon & nutchi. !,
Cole w 3, Carpenter Godfrey
Campbell Blanche & James,
Caldwell's LIST ..... -.
Campbell Blanche & James.
A LOT IL Sc Sc. l.
Campbell Blanche & James.
A lot 10. Sc Sc ........... l
Campbell Blanche & James.
A lot 2 Sc ne ..-........l
Campbell Blanche &c James,
A lot II swA .......... ]
Campbell Blanche & James.
Caldwell's list .... $780,.
Campbell Blanche & James.
A lot II Sc Sc ........... i
Campbell Blanche & James,
A lot Z SO Sc ............
Campbell Blanche Il James.
A lot 10 Sc Sc ...........
Campbell Blanche & James,
A lot 2 Sc sc ............ t.
Campbell Blanche & James.
A lot IL sw Sc ..........
Deyin Sallie II & T ], Ottum-
pey ha' sa aiis' il 8 i j. ottun ,,.
wa n1h ..... -. ......l
Erwin Isaac. Hinsey & He'd
rlck's 2nd ....;;. =. ~.
Erbacher John A, Hackworth
sub lot -. -. ....,......
Evans J II, Central add ....;
Evans ] 4, Central add 80. 3
Faulkes William, Highland
Fan Rass William, Highland
Faulkes John. A lot / NV NV :
Harrington Harriet. Central
Harrington Harriet. Central
Godfrey fire Geo. Highland Park
Godfrey Geo, Highland Park
Godfrey Geo, Hinsey & He'd
Godfrey Geo. Hinsey & He'd
Godfrey Geo: Hinsey & He'd
rick 2 -. ........... go.
Godfrey Geo. Hinsey & He'd,
rick $3.50. 49,. ,.........
Godfrey Geo, Carpenter 4 God
Godfrey ihss Geo. Carpenter s God
| frey 1850. So. ..........
Godfrey Geo. Reece & Owen
Griffith Moilie i, Harker add
Griffith Mollie n, Harker add
CHM Annie, Kellogg & Wen
Gumpton Cynthia a, Hinsey s
Hedrick's 2nd NV 81 it,.
| Griggs John l., Central add. =
| Griggs John l.. Central add. .
Griswold Mary, Central add. :.
Griswold Mary, Central add. !.
Griswold Mary, Central add.
Griswold Mary, Central add. !.
Hanley Geo B. A lot ) NV sw
Heatherington Mary, c II Nor
Norton End add 500. 49,.
Humiston w A, Ballingall sub
! Hall II nPR "a NV NJ Warden s Hayne.
| Harmed 4 r, aud sub OF Zol-
lers' sub ..... ..........
johnson n Tarlton, Kellogg &
Wendall 1880. 1855. -.
Kessler Caroline, Collars sub |
Lowery ] e. Pierce's add II pit
| Lowenberg ] A, and sub of
LOT S, collars sub .....
Lowenberg J A, And sub of
| lot 5 collars sub.
| Lock- + o. Brown'slst sw 40 II
| Morgan D Est, Highland Park
Mier B H. Hamilton Chamber
IL Co ..... ....... $685..
Mangan Sarah J % Devjn sub
| MeElroy Il +. Ballingall add
/ McElroy + n. Ballingall add
McNett Walter, Hamilton
| Chambers s. Co ..... -.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-12
oTTUMWA CITY-EAsT OF COURT STREET

Anderson Peter, A lot / ne ne 10
Anderson Bridget, Stiles Place IS
Anderson Bridget Stiles Place 80
Atlee Sam'l, Janney add. ..... 4
Anderson Hannah, w E Arm
strong'S sub -. 800. 49,. ]
Anderson Hannah, Lawrence's
Bradford A w. Bowles' sub. 2
Blake G T., Norris sub o i 80, ~
Barnett Geo T, Bowles sub. 3
Barnett Geo II, Bowles sub >. &
Barnett Geo 4. Bowles SUBJ. Z
Brown C w & r L. A lot 2
Boyd ave II i, TIA ian ne: add IS $
Boyd w 4, Janney Add 80. .2S
Burgess Mary J, Mast 4 Full :
Cooper Mary, Cooper's add. 8
Cooper Mary, Cooper's add 20
Cooper Mary. Cooper's add ..J2
Chadduck J b. Leighton's sub !,
crawford aas Minnie III; N & John ;i,,
Stiles Place ...........::..21
Crue Matt, Mahon sub Of Sin
cru ea Matt. FISHERS sub. -. 4
Crua Matt, Fisher S sub. .
Crue Matt. Mahon's sub of Sin
namof1 49,. ...... .
Crue Matt, Fishers sub 49,. 4
Cpue Matt, Fishers sub .....
Connell Jos ], Ottumwa NV q
feet ..... -. -. -. ....2s4
Dorothy II c. Bowles' sub :. IL
Dorothy II e. Bowles' sub Ill
Daily Mary +, Cooper's add. 10
Daily James, A lot 3 80 NV 20
Daily james, same ......... $50
| Durree d L, a lot 9 s1a NV. 20
Durree D E, Janney add. j. 10
Daily Jas A, Stiles Place 1st
Dean Florence & Seth. Stiles
Dean raf FLORENCE reno; 4 Seth. Stiles $
PARK $50. -. -. 1885,. =. -
Dorothy Enoch, Sissons' add
Dorothy Enoch. Sissons' add
Enpis Robt 7. Hammond sub
nj. sla ....... ....... 4
Emery Herbert, A lot 3. sell is
Emery Herbert, A lot 4 Sc n is
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

THos. J. OWEN son. AUCTs., 913 F ST NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROYED PROPERTY FROSIlN4
On , NORTH tn SIDE ~ OF s TIE 1N H%HTH
MENTs CONSISTING OF TWO-TORY
FRAME DWELLING NO. 467 STREET
AND BRICK STABLE IN REAR, AND TWO
FRAME HOUSES IN ALLEY IN REAR.
By virtue of a certain deed OF trust to us: re-
land records of the District Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured thereby, we, the
undersigned trustees, will sell at public auction IN
front OF the premises, TUESDAY. THE FOUR,
O'CLOCK PM the following described land aud
premises. situate in the city Of Washington, In the
district Of Columbia. and designated as and being
the west SO feet inches front on street by fulI
depth Of original lot 8. in square 512; the east ~
feet front street by the depth OF 50 reef o.
lot 10 in said square, and lot 30 and the west II
feet inches by depth of lot 80. In recorded SUD
division of lots In said square, together win me
improvements consisting Of above mentioned houses
and stable The above described parcels OF iand
will be offered separately 49,, -,
Terms of sale: One-third in cash; and the pal.
ance I'm two equal fnstallments, payable In one and
two wears with interest at Eve 80 per centum
per apnum payable semi-annualIy, from day OF
secured by deed Of trust upon the property solo,
or all cash at the option Of the purchaser. de-
nosif of 500 will be required OF the purchaser az
the time of sale. All cOnveyancing. recording and
Of sale TO be complied with within ten days from
day of sale otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the uei""'''ns W. E. EDMoNsroN.
900 9Th ST. NV,
LOUIS II. PEAK.
6O4 18th st. NV,
an4-d&ds Trustees.
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$S5OOO-Mass. ave. near Townsend residence; Co
lonial front; II rooms baths; every modern
improvement
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.

We are prepared to give you some
interesting and profitable informa-
ton about Real Estate in George
town.
Georgetown is the most promising section
of the District. We control all the available
and promising property propositions.
Tho M;Ile- Choap,,l,ar Real Estate Co.
IN NiiiiNi oiioNAhoNSi Incl
1923 1926 S2d st. Phone West 10.
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FOR SALE-BY
HEISKELL & McLERAN. zoos F ST
$3I ,5o0-Hah block from ThoraaS Circle; CORNER
residence. overlooking streets; Is rooms and
baths; extra well built : handsomely finished
and decorated
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*z5'ooo-Conn AVE. near r sts very handsome
dwelling, with Is rooms ard baths; large lot.