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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18

0ns Miru't Coash Cure eottains 10. al
II, IN o: sIy hsimfGi drus, std IL has b, en-
curing Cough, uoes, Group apd whocpirg
Coush 20 lonz that II has p,ostn itfeif TO
os tried and tree fihId &c The many who
u.e H. Mr.. Geitrris T. Pefutr, Marion,
It'd tAyss Coughing al ,lrAiaIng 30
stAlefe i ne that ran doNn in weight
trom las 10 % Pc d.. After trying 3
number ofi,meaies TO % avail, oae Minute
ccueh Cure enlirl' cared me- Sold b.
A Ii. Ps.liooLe, MAJ. AtEler Depo'.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18

The Woodbury. Granite company has
been awarded the contract for furnishing
the material for building the new postoiilce
In Providence, X. |. 1t 10 thought that the
contract Will tmount to about S35000O
The people 10 that vicinity are elsted over
the news as 1t iusures good summer and
winter work for The comiog season.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18

When the body Ia cleared for sction, BY
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, you can tell II
by the bloom OF health on the cheeks; the
brightness Of the eyes the firmness Of the
fesh and muscles, the buoyaney OF the
mind. Try them. AT Hard's and II
Whipple's drug stores, % cent?.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18

John Shannon OF Rauand, who holds The
record Of being arrested more times than
sny man Ia Vermont, considerably more
han 100 tlnes, wss sgsIa 10 city court last
week, sitter yesr's freeScm, the longest
time 10 70 yesrs HsSa given nrst fierce.
Judge Ro. holding ita, convieiio5s for
in.onlcs;ion 1ader the old law Go not count
andsf the new
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18

MS hair was falling ont very fast, and
1ss rapidly tutaias gray, | ried sevefsl
bsir 'epsratIons bat they did me more
harm rl-o good then tried Ayers Hsi,
Vieor. Soou ms bsir stopped falling 90,
spd ell the 81 c"lat wEe restored, Then
1t commenced TO grow very rspidly, and
Il IL noS s .eet inches long. Mrs.
Lydia Kny sepdr,l. Clsremopt. Ill,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18

By The will OF Miss Flora l., Warden Of
West Barnet the Presbyterian church re-
eeiyts bequast of $1,000, to be held in
trust by the elders Of The church for the
bent ilt and use OF the church. She also left
1900 to the psstor, Rev. S. 7. Brownell, to
be used for foreign missions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
TINE TnIrp AND MERIT Proven.

one Minute Cough Cure 10 right on time
when Il comes TO curing Coughs, Group,
whooping Cough, etc. ], IL perfectly harm.
less, pleasing to take ard 10 the ehildrsns
favori,s Cough Syrup. For sale BY A n
Pe,,ibone.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
Rllles, M "a, rs.tlns hla.l,a.

Rllieci III slt ge'ting hlotltt,
ABd ~ iaegue vas uneaiy cssiss
ps'rsi 'tnttot wnhlss' cure hlm.
C'mT sEift sp4l ppft Llg,
Ahhs iiasg e. stJt bNa ill.bitpg5,
10, ihch tflstt tnan att ngh,cutf,
w Biil saia--Abd ,bsl bs,kvfd hiE,
faEta KlslH AIS ., lisNd lin
The Fansops Litis ras EABLN ms
ERs ours Casripaiyf, sea lleadsobs
b iou,ta'. etc. hr heir "a is 90 Ct o.
80 lVer. fbi n'y. gfpe OF ken, tu
inpart Early ri gc,ugy. Good TOT CHI
dEen or afulss. SID By u pcttlhoue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
A CARR,

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle Of
Greere's Warranted Syrup OF Tar II it fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guar
antee % cent bottle to prove sati sfacto
or money refunded.
A. IL. PErrBoNE, II. A. BRorHY,
j. NJ. ARMSTRONG, E.O. ADAMS,
q AnAMS
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18

The question is being discussed whether
the city Of vergennes should not be respon
sible for exp ,nses connected with the death
and burial Of the man hat was killed May
2 In that city, II Ia said by Vergennes rum
bu. whose body was dragged across tht
liae 10 Ferrisbureb
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18

Ism as osssalr A. naw i've, ig,k C.
y nsuhol nav ks1s'iA sich, that Dr
DAVID ksatedi : Fstofift Z 81 A.. n Il ..
dosi n. y cav emY ~ ~hb ws .
victim Of that i'Tgihle 6ifnldtj--B Hshts
disesse, NJ son bad fytr tois o. biz
&c be too vscd fsvofie L peiy ard 10
NOV well. Al otvgsits 81 90, to,iie
500.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
AN INCH OF TRUTH

Dr. Davis KsnuaiV's new medisine. Oh
cur. Solveot, has bsen successful 10 cssel
sbioh hs,e III ID good doctors; and whsI
II bss done 1t ray be trusted TO do again.
Wheihes yoor ircnSie be scute or chronic
the result viii b. tho ssme; onlv 10 old
c,ses You mnst be '.ithfnl and patient
For inli 10 'o.nst'ou and free sample bot
lie write to the C.l.curs Company, Ron
dout. N Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
ACErtrtNanrArIi

Blood polsoa or,ps ~ towNd the heart
causing deAlh. J. Y. steMb', Belle Plaiuc
Mlnn, writes ilaA fr'eni dresdfully Ia.
jured hi, hans, which sselled ~ lie blood
poisoning. Backlcng Arllc, Saye drew
cut the poi.or, heikd the woupe, and SAY
ed his life. Best In the world for burns snt
sores. ASA, Halds and J u whlpple',
drug stor.s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
I OM MIssIONEH's NOTICE.

fs'sts o. ! rcT II tHrLD.s.
The undefsgned, naviag been kppoin Cd ~
The Hon Probate Court for the District Of bsu.
chester q Jnnnissioners, 10 receive. examine
and ada al claims and demAnds Of al per-
cons sgainsi the estate u
Ley " ELelcou late ~ Eupeft
10 ssld Distfie, dscsased aud al claims sIbibiis
% Ia Offset tisicio hereby give notice that 90
viii meet Tor the purposes Aforesaid ~
tbs fesldspgo Of D. tLaldoh 10 kAgsrt
% tie - day II hogemb'r 1905. from
nc O'Clock nati four O'Clock n. on saf
DAP. and that siI m9Atbs from the d.I
u Nay a. D. 1875, 10 the uBs limited "
said Court for sllf creditors 70 present thsI
claims 70 us for examination aud Allowance.
Dated a, Rupert this eth day Of ksy
A. u. 1875.
q, b, SHELDON, o,u...
HORACE y MOORE,
Rmmens D sheldon lsd rmith rtsldon. Ad.
La!n .sIfst,fs HnpsIt, ysimsEt. nv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
r. A. uepder,on. "a ofR,e,yliI. n. Y

HIM. Henderson, 20, Of R,ctviil, N. Y +,
dropped dead IL Fred Fenns toloou 10 Rat.
lard after itk.tg two drinks .! wbiskey.
Aurl dsn,s pshs b. wsa erunk and Car.
lid him ddsu stair, q |, wss not until
hey w,nt to lock =. Ola later that they
Sic ied hat be was &c d. The cause Of
iea ~hs probably heart eisease, from
wbi. b he l. q suf1 red nvsral Years
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
Mr. os'iet Hscl uasu-a. Mr. MAJ
Ltthfeps aefeirfY. sifs a BE uGrd.

Mr. CARES Hscl rasu-a. Mr. Mty
Ltihfep sereirfr. sifs a sts Hart,
-At Af'tfg e'rtpa aeni wtiiu,
~ilh ~ mstt Ga 'ia,l lAs Ma chtEft
Dos Hstt ~ spuf SPIT ifg iaas. We
had ers u the Gre, isfus, a aiso I've last.
Never 10 al tt.s fes't hat !0rHNht
utms ia's cor h8ar ibst sst ual ,si,ts's
10 lay las is'is ~ ans % at,f - lae
itmiir 10 fr,s. Asyei has teapas' Is spy
farm fotpe pifcS N IL, 90 pwrs Yoe
shoEA haNs ne lhss,' q lhe eommul icy
lot sl'lrs ~ - - LEGAL fapf
sANpoArr
Wool bsyet lft ,,ry acltsc Al ao,.
per pcSUs
-fTntfs are ts'y busy ruiiiss 10 their
eFtp,, be, snail A'sfage 81 potatoes 4,
btipG plArud. ea' msre ezra than usual.
--Dios ., ssnsss,f, NAY h. Mrs Yer
ots CoSsy Iiayt, sife q Dr. 4 y. Ho,t,
aged o. yars. The fsi eral sas 90 Tsts.
day ., u clock ~ the Methodist church.
Tbs Rev. NJ. Harris preached the funerai
sermon krs, Hoyi va,s mtmbef q The
Eastern slsg ard large uumbfr Of ia.
oid. . wcie ptesent Ard conducted The ser.
y'eet NJ he grave which we're very impress
live. she MAS mtm bsr Of The Methodist
q orch ard Ia bar younger days was very
aeiiye mtu ber. she WAS the ouly dsugh.
ter q John B. Coyey and Ia survived BY
three dsush'trs, Mrs. Belle q 'egory, Mrs.
Gtoige T. Ter u Hoosick Falls, n. !,
ard Nj, E,Y Bentlry Of Csmbricge, n. Y.
fdtnf e,Fe pftsea, from h5o,ies Fails,
aud Cinhi ,dse, N. \ and Manchester.
She Nts loved and respected by all who
Ines ter ard will be greatly missed 10 our
f0Hn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
uEZEKIAH STONES Estate.

- sTAT.tr VERMONT. District Of Mancbe s,er, ~
Be /, Remembered, that at q session OF the
PrObsto Court holden At Manchester, within and
Tor said district, On the OH day Of May A. u.
1908.
Whereas certain instrument In writing, IN.
der seal purporiing 10 be tho last will and testa-
meat Of Hszekiah Stone lAie Of Peru In
said District, deceased, having been this dsy
presented TO said Court ~ Probate aud duly flod
10 the Registers Office: Therefore, IL 10 ordered
that all porsons interested In the estate u said
trict. on the 7th day cf June A y 1905,
by publication Of this order. three weeks sncces-.
siyely, previously thereto. in Tho Manchester
JouRsAL. 4 Newspaper printed at Manchester
sforesAid, TO chow cause, II any they may have
why said ins,runt nj IN writing should not be
proved ard slowed ~ tho last viii and tcsts..
ment Of the SAID deossstd
28~ W Is. ED0EHT0H. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18


NOTICE No,irs (. h,rehf ihM ~ bic a..
~ ing viii b. hs'd before the IN lers =, a
Board % License Commissioners At The Ias u
Hall 10 Atm ion Ia ihe ootn'y Of heri inett u
and state ai Vermont. on iie sih dsy OF June
4. ID. 1906. al ten o clock 10 he io'sntoa 10
tste tciitn uptu the rpp icsiion q ThCmAs
Morrissey Of 'sid Arlington flr FRET rlass
ileense 70 cell ian xlcstioe liquors 10 the A. "
ton Hotel 90 called, tiiuA,e on he eEsitrly .i3s
OF the min hishwsy, noril eriy b, iatds owned
by Csiis u, ming and ioutheril b. land Owned by
said Town Of Arlington,
All persons oh setting TO the rrsnirg OF aid
oense are hereby notified ard r,qlesied to ble
heir objections. IN whiting or Cthefsise, With
this Board on or before said dlts ard /, sppesr
aud ,how cause, II kny there be Why taid he pse
should not be grant d
Arlington, Vermont, May slh 1902.
J y SHAhsHoBRR
n Iupt0S
J. BALDWIN
Poara Of License Commissioret ere
Ssw Arngton. Vt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18

JAACllLsIER ENTIRE, VT.
Dear Sir; The chespest ihirg IL the wsy
Of sehdIug anything over the world Is a
postage stamp; hnd the cheapest way to
shed water ispalnt.
Not wLitess,h paint. D. you happen
to knowlt doh'l belong TO your business
to know about pslnt. ycu kn0w-do you
hsppen to know that most Of The maker s
OF paint stun It GU. with line a. d clay and
sand aud wstor and ait
They do stuii It out In the can; but not
on the house. They make more gallons to
sell or to buy; more money 10 pay for
paint mere money to psy for putting 1t
on /; good deal more money TO pay for
putting II on; but no more beauty; more
rust decay disappointment; loss.
Dsvoe IA your paint, because lie all paint,
no sham, and full-measure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
IOuN j PETTIBONE,s EarArr.

Ill
STATE or ygBsosT, District Of Manchester. ~.
Be IL Rene mbercd, that AZ q session Of the
Probate Court holden AZ Manchester. within and
for sAid District, on the ith day Of May
A d. 1905,
whereas certsin instrument 10 Writing. Or >
der sesi. pUfporling 10 be tho last viii NJ a
Testament Of !. peinb3ne, Isie Of
Manchester. 10 aid District deceased
having been this day presented to uid
Court OF Probate and daily fled In tbs
Registers Once Therefore, II 10 ordered
that all persons Interested In the estate Of said
deceased be notified 70 appear belofs ssid Court.
Al the Probate Ofiioe 10 Manchester, 10 said Dis.
BIZ pubiicsu9n Of this order, three weeks sueess.
siysly previous thereto, In the Manchester JyrS-
sAL, . newspaper printed u Manchester sfors-
ssld. 10 chow esuse II any thsy may bays. Why
said instrument IN wr,iing should lot b proved
add alIosed ~ the lsst viii and ,rsismsBt u tho
said deceased,
asss H.B ED1EbTCE. Judgs,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18
You're Truly

y. w. oEvoE & Co.
G. l.. woodcoes, Manchester, sells oui
paint.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1905-05-18

Rnmebs sheldon ,sd Smith rtslaon. Al.
MN lsIfstDfs, Rupert. ysnsEt. Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
Sloop Practically Completed.

The new auxiliary sloop built at the boat
house of Dean & Son at Alexandria for Mr.
Iohn A. Goldsborough of this city is prac-
tically completed, and will be launched
either this afternoon or tomorrow The
little craft will be named the Frolic, and
will be ready for service as soon as launch
ed. She is twenty-one feet long on the wa
ter line and thirty-five feet over all, and
has ample beam to make her a stiff boat
In a blow. She is sloop rugged and will
carry wide spread of canvas. but is also
equipped with a two-horsepower gasoline
engine, for use In a calm or in head winds
Her decks will be clear except where the
cabin trunk shows above ii. This cabin is
ten feet long and has six feet standing
room. 1t will be flied up with sleeping
quarters for four persons, and will have
the usual yacht cOnveniences. The new
craft Is expected to be quite speedy in all
winds, and will show what Is in her 10
the yachtsmen on the eastern shore Of
Maryland during the remainder of the sum-
mer. AS soon the little craft is ready 20
sail Dr. W. c. Prentlss OF this city will
sail her to Cambridge, Nd, at the request
of Mr.. Goldsborough.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
Passengers on the Buford.

The Military Secretary In advised by the
commanding general, department of CALI
fornia, that the transport Buford has ar
rived at San Francisco from Manila. Phil
ippine Islands, with the nth Infantry
(47o enlisted mem. Sd Squadron. 18th
Cavalry (170 enlisted mem. and the fol-
lowing military passengers: Col Van
Orsda1e, Lieut.. Col. McGunnegle, Majs.
Nancy, Chynoweth and Mccoy. Capts.
Frfer. Durfee. Lyon, Hunt, Crowley.
Smith. Cochran. Huguet. Lieuts. Bell.
Thomas, jr.. Hobbs, Mcconnell. Harper.
Nelson, Danforth. Goedecke. Frank, Sny-
der. Clendenin, Kendrick, Wagner. Camp
bell Foulois. Cheston, jr., Holiday. Brad
ford, Lynch, Murphy. Butler, Drysdale,
Spalding and Burnett. nth Infantry;
Capts. Dade and Mitchell. Lieuts. Her
ringshaw. Goethe. Clopton, tr., Lowe,
Dougherty and Neill, 18th Cavalry; Vet
erinarian Jewell, MAI Sibley. I'd Cav
airy; Chaplain Shipman. Lieuts. Stokey,
Frazier and Bell. Corps OF Engineers;
Lieut.. Heard. medical department.; Lieut..
Wflliams-Foote, Philippine Scouts: Con-
tract Surgeons Reddy and Lowe: Hospital
Corps, %; Signal Corps H. sick. 10; dis
charged soldiers, 81; casuals. 4. The Blu
ford was four days ahead of her schedule
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
sPANIARD RETIREs TO EASE.
Mine Owner From Nicaragua Quits to
the Good
Correspondence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
NEW YORK, August 10, 1905.
There entered the Seaboard National
Bank few days ago stock well-preserv-
ed old gentleman with certified check
for $307 600. He only wanted to draw out
a very small portion of the amount and was
satisfied to leave the remainder on deposit
for some weeks months The 1907 600
represented a majority interest In a gold
mine which he had just sold for 100000
in cash to James Deitrick and associates.
The stocky gentleman's name was Jose
Aiamburu, a Spaniard by BIRTH but long
resident of Nicaragua. Mr.. Aramburu
has been mining on the iSthmus for twenty
nine years, and realizing in the natural
course of events he could not expect to
remain live habitant of this globe indefi-
nitely he concluded to sell his property and
go back to Spain to spend the remainder OF
his days at his old home in Biscay. There
peseta is worth 20 cents, but it has the
purchasing power of dollar in America,
and he figured that with his $780,, 900 in
vested in per cent securities he could live
like a prince.
Aramburu's La Luz y Los Angeles mines
in the Prinzapolca district, Nicaragua, are
of almost fabulous value. Projecting above
the surface of the earth Is veritable
mountain Of ore, which has been tunneled
in every direction, exposing to actual
measurement 1900, 600 tons, which at the
lowest valuation will net so per ton or
S15. 100000 in the aggregate. What there 10
underneath this great visible deposit is a
speculative proposition.
Associated with Mr.. Dietrich in the pur-
chase of this property are Charles K.
Meyers OF Boston, general manager of the
shovel trust John b. Ritter of the Ritter
Comfy Company of Pittsburg; NJ. X. SAILS
bury, Pittsburg president Of the Midland
Coal Company. and William Rees OF Pitts
burg president of the Rees Shipbuilding
Company The property was bought for
and has been turned into the United States
and Nicaragua Company. a corporation
owning extraordinary concessions and
franchises in Nicaragua.
Mr. Aramburu will spend a few weeks in
New York before taking his departure for
Spain. He has other valuable property in
the isthmus, but does not expect to again
return to that part of the world. Twenty
nine years Of 1t was enough for him.
w. c. N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
News Briefs.

In personal encounter at Salisbury, N
c., Wednesday Terrence Montgomery,
mere lad, stabbed Alexander Terrence,
clerk in the Southern railroad Office at that
place. The condition of the wounded young
man is precarious. The knife entered be-
tween the ribs and went the full length into
his body.
There is alarm at Midland. Nd. near
Cumberland, over the unusual number Of
cases of typhoid fever and 1t is feared there
may be a repetition OF the epidemic which
occurred at Mount Savage. Members of
eight or ten families are ILL.,
Capt. Andrew Murphy. aged seventy
three, one of the oldest citizens of Salisbury
n. C., died there Tuesday night He lived
his entire life in Salisbury was highly
esteemed by all, and was a dominant factor
in the building of the city.
Huntsman Brothers Company and other
creditors of the Orway Manufacturing Com
pany filed an injunction bill against the
company at Bristol, Tenn. Wednesday,
pointment of receiver to take charge Of
Its aairs. 1t Is asked that the bill be made
general creditors bill
Orrin w. Potter of Chicago sailed on the
Oceanic from New York Wednesday. ac-
companied by Mrs. Elizabet c. Bell whom
he had married an hour before sailing Mr.
Potter Is seventy years old and is very rich
HIS wife died about year ago Mrs. Bell
Is ABOUT NIFTY and was divorced six months
ago
Alexander r. Smith, for the last four
years superintendent OF the New York
Maritime Exchange. has rendered his resig-
nation TO the directorate, to take effect on
september !, in order TO devote himself to
the upbuilding of the Merchant Marine
League of the United States a national
nonpartisan patriotic organization. with
headquarters at Cleveland Ohio.
The chief secret service agent for Penn
sylvanla went 10 Pottsville, Pa, Wednes-
day, having been notified of the arrest of
Simon Zomonsavage, of Perth Amboy
j.. and John Zaramento OF Philadelphia,
charged with counterfeiting. The men were
held In 50 Geo bail
A message from Floyd county Virginia.
Tuesday night says John w. Richards al
legged murdered of Maurice Francis az
Roanoke. Va, whom he shot and killed
some ten days ago, has surrendered There
was a reward of about $500 for the CAPTURE
of Richards. including $3.50 from the state
two-masted schooner owned by Capt.
| Coleman was overturned by sudden squall
| IN York river, near West Point, Va Tues
| day Her crew of six escaped death with
| difficulty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
The Presidents Cheap Suit.
From the London Chronicle.


The interviewer found this weeks ce-
lebrity, Robert J. Wynne, quite at home
In the American consulate general In the
city. The business manager OF America
In London, had carried the freedom Of the
great republic into the region of black
coats and silk hats, and on q sweltering
summer day frankly wore light suit of
Holland, reminiscent Of the Dutch republic
that gave the earlier name-New Amster-
dam-to New York. I'm America we dress
according to the weather" said Mr.. Wynne.
Il guess you English dress according to the
fashion"
Mr.. Wynne dresses in good company. He
looked down at his cool suit with a smile
of "Reminiscences The last time / saw
President Roosevelt 1 wore these same
clothes
1T was at the White House. at Washing
ton, and, of course, the suit was a little
free and easy for an official visit. So
apologized. Mr.. President, | said, I must
make my excuses for appearing before such
a great person yourself. and on such
an important occasion. In an outfit that
cost S. The President stared at me and
then seized my arm. How much did you
say? he asked. Six dollars, Mr.. President
He burst out laughing. Well, 1 have
beaten you. he cried I am nearer to the
people than you are. This suit of mine cost
me only 81"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-11
JAMES W. RATClFFE. AUCrIoNEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 2-SToRY BRICK srOR
AND DWELLING No coo 9Th STREE

TRUSTEES SALE OF 2-SToRY BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING NO. 600 9Th STREET
SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust duly re-
corded in Liber No. 2529, folio 1913 ct seq. OF the
land records Of the District Of Columbia, and at
he request of the party secured thereby, we. tue
underslgned trustees. Will sell public auction in
front of the premises on TUESDAY, THE FIF-
1EENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. ID. 1908, AT
HALFPAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following
described land and premises, situate in the city
OF Washington. In the District of Columbia and
fS5l. according 10 thS subdivision made by Jere-
four hundred and ninety six 1880, per plat
corded In Book l3, page 90, Of the records Of the
surveyors office of the District Of Columbia, to-
gether with the improvements. rights, etc.
Terms OF sale: 0ne-thrd OF the purchase money
TO De paid In cash. and the balance in two equal
installments: payable in one aud two years, with
Interest at per centum per annum, payable semi
annually. from day Of sale, secured by deed Of
trust upon the property sold. all cash. at the
option OF the purchaser A deposit Of $lOO will
be required OF the purchaser at the time Of sale
All conSeyancing recording and notarial fees at
the cost Of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be
complied with within fifteen days from day OF
saie, otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the de-
fsutnE purchaser, after i've days advertisement
OF such resale in The Evening Star a newspaper
published In the city OF Washington, u. c.
EDMOND FITZGERALD,
JOHN J. FEGAN
au7 -d&ds-eISu Trustees