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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-11-14
FROM CLENSTED.

Chas. Holloway attended the
Teachers Association at Versailles last
week, and visited home folks.
Fred Milburn visited home folks
Sunday.
Henry Upton and family, from the
prairie, visited friends here Sunday.
Charlie Lee, OF Gravois Mills, vis-
tied at MIR. Holloway's Saturday and
Sunday.
Rev. l.. r. Kenney filed his regu-
lar appointment at Lamine Sunday.
Henry Warnke and family, of Pyr-
mont, visited at on Hsrrison's Satur-
day.
A. Y. Cooper is accommodating the
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-11-14
RESoL.

Resolutions were read and adopted as
follows:
RESOLVED, That we, the teachers of
Morgan county, extend our thanks to
Commissioner Witten for his untiring
efforts to make our meeting a success,
and for his loyal support given to the
teachers at all times.
Our vote of thanks is hereby extended
to Prof Phillips, of Wsrrersburg, Prof
Hardaway. Of the State Department,
Prof Chartieries, of the State University,
and Prof. Coleman, Of Rayette, for their
attendance and for their interesting and
instructive talks
RESOLVED, That we appreciate the at
tendance OF home visitors at our meet
ings and extend our thanks to the young
ladies of the High school for the music
rendered.
RESOLVED, Thai we, the teachers, Of
this Association, promise our co-opera-
tion with the Board of Education in Sc.
curing county supervision, believing
that the schools of Morgan county cannot
reach their highest state of efficiency
until county supervision is adopted.
And, that for educational advance.
ment, favor the adoption in each school,
the course Of study and the organization
OF township reading circles.
That copy of these resolutions be
published in the county papers, and also
the Missouri School Journal.
+. A. BREMER, Chairman.
WM. II. QUINCY, Sec'y.
The following teachers were in at,
tendance:
Nettie Draffen Virgie Richardson
Lizzie NJ DIafIen Reyo Johnson
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-11-14
Proctor News.
ad a little snow Sunday,

We had little snow Sunday.
Nettie Knecht, of Jefferson City, is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson, of the
Wilson Bend, attended church here Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Mrs. l. II. Earnest, who has been visit
ing ter brother, R. B. Snider, of Eldon,
returned home Tuesday.
Russell Marriott was the guest of Mar.
win Roe Sunday.
Joe Sparlock went to Versailles Sun
day.
We are going to have music on Proctor
now. Ben Earnest has new organ and
Joe Spurlocks piano.
Several of the boys of this vicinity at
tended literary society on Brushy,
Friday night.
Rev. Slipher filled his regular appoint
ment here Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Spurlock visited at W. D.
Roe's, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wilson visited a,
D. w. Earnest's, Sunday.
w. S. Gibbs, of Versailles, is visiting
in this vicinity.
J. S. Phillips and II. T. Talbot made
business trip to Versailles last week.
Emmett Martin, of Hurricane Ridge
was in this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Raines visited ir
Camden county, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Holt and Mr.. L. L.
Forster and Miss Tilia Barber attended
church here Sunday.
Corn gathering is in full blast. The
crop is not very heavy this year, there i:
some good corn and some very light.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-11-14
The Teachers Association.

The Teachers Association was held at
the school house the 9Th, 9Th and 9th Of
November, 1907.
The house was called to order by Com
missioner Witten Thursday morning.
The forenoon was spent in organizing the
society and discussing "The difficulty Of
getting pupils to speak plainly" COM
missioner Witten also gave us talk in
which he stated number of interesting
facts concerning the schools of the coun-
ty.
In the afternoon, the following SUBJ
jects were discussed by the teachers:
"What Subjects Should be Included and
Emphasized in The Course of Study,
and How Often Should Examinations
Be Held"
Mr.. Phillips, of the Warrenshurg Nor
NAL, spoke on "The Difficulty of Making
a Program That Should be Satisfactory
for Rural School" Mr.. Harkaway,
the representative of the state depart
meut, spoke on "The Course of Study"
"The Reading Circle" aud The Country
School Teacher" After the Sc interest
ing talks Mr.. Harkaway left us. Mr..
Phillips remained with us throughout all
the session, excepting part of the last
one.
The most important subjects for dis
cussion Friday forenoon were as follows:
~The Needs of The Rural School Dis
tricts." by Mr.. Phillips and, "How
Should the School Train To Good Morals
and Gentle Manners" by Miss Sadie
Young, Augusta femme, Annie Clifton
and Mr.. Newton White. They handled
their subjects we'll and credit is due
them.
Reading was discussed in an in
structive manner by Misses Minnie Hays
and Kate femme.
Primary Reading was discussed by the
teachers in general.
After assembling in the afternoon, the
teachers were entertained for short
time with vocal music by a number Of
High School girls. Following this were
special papers prepared by Mrs. Mead
on methods n Teaching" Miss Dixie
Phillips on "Education," and Miss Daisy
Jones on "The Study of Myths in the
Grades in Relation to the Study of Clas.
sic Language and English in the Second
AIRY School" The papers were ins;ruc
tive and showed careful study on the
part Of the writers.
We were dismissed at the usual time
but assembled at he court house at hall
past seven. Here we listeued to an in
teresting talk by Prof. Chartieries, the
representative of the State University, OF
1.-The Advantages of The Country Boy
Over Those of the City Boy"
Mr.. Phillips spoke on the Spirit O
Education.
The first number on the program Sat
urday morning was debate. The ques
tion was: Resolved, That The Compul
sory Attendance Law Should Be Repeal
ed. Those present on the affirmative,
were Messrs J NJ. Brown, A. ]. Lutman
j. .. Doyce auu MISS DiAie fnlliips
Those present Oh the negative wer'
Messrs John Draaen, Leslie Foster, II
z. Keltner, Newton White and Mis-
Eva Stockton
After the debate was over Mr. Jone
and Prof, Chsrtieries spoke briefly OF
the Compulsory Attendance Law.
Misses Katherine Chism and Rev
Johnson and Mr.. Hiram Holt discusse'
the Qualification of Teachers.
Misses Sadie Murry, Bertha Smith
Mary Carpenter and Mr.. II. J. Harde
discussed the topic, "What Available
Means Have Teachers to Improve"
County supervision was then discussed
bv Miss Daisy Jones, Mr.. Bremen an
Prof Chartieries
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-11-14
Dan Burns, D. c. Decker and T. R,
Bridges appointed trustees of Syracuse
cemetery for a term of three wears

Dan Burns, d. c. Decker and 7. r.
Bridges appointed trustees of Syracuse
cemetery for term Of three years.
Report, plat and survey of Island in
Usage river presented by W. r. Steven.
son, surveyor, approved and said lands
ordered sold.
School loan of W. A. Luuceford paid,
and same ordered released,
Road petition of W. 7. Weaver, report
presented and accepted aud warrant ord
cred for SIS. Com. ordered to assess
damages as follows: G. J. Huffman, Joe
Roe, W. II. McCollis,er.
Road petition of {. f. Findel. Com
missioner ordered out.
Road petition II. +. Com, Weichert
ordered out.
Change Of road G. Huffman same
order.
Report of road com'r. W. R. Steven
son on Geo. Castor road, presented and
approved.
Ordered by the court that Geo. II.
Hubbard and John 7. Beale write road
record up to Jan, 9TH, 1907.
G. W. Miller employed as superintend-
ent of county farm for the ensuing two
years, under same terms as has been in
force the last two years.
JURORS FOR DECEMBER CIRCUIT Court
Usage township. Allen Webster, Seth
Howard
Buffalo,-R, p. Hunter, Walter Butch
er.
Hsw Greek Henry Gerlt, l.. S. Price,
T. Lamar, Haywood Spurlock.
Mill Creek,-John K. Glen, X. r
Wendeton, Chas. Brown, Mauk viii.
hanson.
Moreau. Duncan, Asa Ivy, T
R. Townley, Bert Iiulet,, J. II. Snor,
grass, Perry HnF. Warren Todd; Jno
Hart.
Rich and Christ Witte, X. F.. Fer
gerson, Filauder Smith, Fritz Rasa jr
Court sdjourned until December 30tli
1907.
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Display advertising, by the year. to average
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Professional cards, one inch, so cents pet
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Legai advertising at legal rates,
Special rates on page advertisements.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-11-14

Thos. Hedrick, loaned $500, school
money.
Geo. Cline loaned $500, school money.
Ordered that clerk certify to Secretary
of State the W Of l6 As l9, as paid
for, and patent ordered issued TO L, b.
Reed.
Ordered that expense of keeping John
Monsess, $4,000 aud Norman After,
sI42 10, at asylum be certifed to public
administrator.
Henry Wagenknecht permitted to
amend his road petition dy placing addit-
ional names of land owners on back Of
same.
Order to foreclose school fund loan Of
Dora and W. Roberts reseinded.
Clerk ordeted to make requsition for
foreign Insurance apportioned Morgan
county.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-11-14
W. v. Knoch, Editor and Proprietor. EIGHTH YEAR.

Floyd Rowland Rosa Shoemaker
Bertha LeFever II ] Harder
A !. Lutman Sadie Young
Georgia Lee Meade Edward II Cehrs
Bertha Smith + l. Brunkhorst
c d Holloway Lynda Sydebottom
Dixie Phillips Sadie Murray
Nellie + Clark Virgie Ephland
William II Owing Annie S Clifton
ID w Gehrs II + Keltner
w b Cehlken Dolllie M Igo
Evelyn Holloway 5 Boyce
Mary Carpenter Francis Pontius
Myrtle Ivy Callie Pontius
Hiram c Hoist Virginia X Chism
II II Kay John + Draffen
Leslie Forster Edna Bowles
Ethel Peoples Prissie McClanalan
Nellie V Allen II Brown
Julia Lefever + A Bremen
Nellie Jones Augusta femme
Cora Todd Minnie Rowland
+ G Page NJ Small
Ola Wallace Rose McClain
Arnold Fredericks Eva NJ Stockton
Lawvera Jones Alpha Porter
Annie Menees Daisy Jones
] w Lutman Thruston Hawks
II N White W Price
I NJ Stith Mrs. Kidwell
Hiram Nolte Wray Witten
Miss Ramer Minnie Hays
Willie Clark OH Rifle
Kate femme Edna Blackburn
Mrs. c W Wilson Mrs Hewlett
Miss Gertrude Boiling
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1907-11-14
The Companion As A Christmas Gif

Nobody is ,oo young, nobody TOO old
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full line of Carpets and Rugs
from the cheapest to the best.
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m51es
A. RICHTER.
10 West 1st South.

$3.50.
A brand new 7-room modern 2-story
white pressed brick on End ave. You
don't have TO start repairing the house
as soon as you move into II. II is COM
plete In every respect Best improved
Magee furnace, porcelain laundry trays.
ceTnented cellars. double floors down
stairs and up stairs. Floors down stairs
polished, up stairs oiled. You need not
buy carpets. Mantle not In but you can
have your choice. Porcelain bath and
nickel-plated plumbing, Kitchen and
bath room wainscoated with linoleum,
chandeliers and electric fixtures through
out, house screened and guttered, also
fence, sidewalks. sewer and gas connec-
tions, and the most importent thing about
this property-it Is we'll built. I can
make reasonable terms to the purchaser.
3x1o rods. with houses. on sth East,
near Sd South.
$4,000
You may be looking for good farm
Have one located in West Jordan; plenty
of water. 3s acres OF ground: 25 acres
under lucern. Some fruit and sorae pas
ture: good Groom house, barns, etc
Owner wants to move into the city. and
will consider q trade for city property.
sl275.
45x155 feet on 18th East, near I'd
South; east front; nothing cheaper on
the market.
10 W, 1st So. Phones 6E.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC EMPRESS LINE
OF the Atlantic, Our express steamers.
Empress OF Britain" and Empress OF
to Liverpool In six days. two days on the
majestic ST. Lawrence. and only four days
at sea They possess every known device
TO insure safety, speed, comfort and lux
ury, G, E. Benjamin, general agent. 232
So. Clark ST, Chicago. III.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

DO YOU WANT A MAP OF SALT |
LAKE CITY,
SEE THE EQUITY INVESTMENT
COMPANYS
ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 9.
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:soS GEO. J. pWY;E;ik'
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xnrICEs

.Sls NOTICES 27s1.
II. fssral "a Si viii be held held
ss.:Iss' = m. icdsy' May
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In :pesaI,s; I1,s,ss Elmer be,
s[ssis. [ssia.sIsss, a1,gss s.; and ns. CSas %as
,Tsrnetery IN at sPos Pos
s@Ia s;; isoi. HIS 5,,s rem1ataT 1ateT
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4. ST,t e e sssmsteTIy',, Iy',ks he city, Tss
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p =. 5,p funeral OF WIN william n,
= sI,aI,[5snt ~ NJ nf' Will gl take place :,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

ALLAN LINE OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
Liverpool, Glasgow, London. Hayre.
New steamers Victorian and ViIginian,
triple-scr turbine engines. and Tunisi
an, Corsican and Ionian. twin-screws.
Remember, our sailings ars weekly from
Montreal. passing down the picturesque
st. Lawrence river by daylight. Accom-
modations unsurpassed Rates: Saloon,
$50 and upward; second cabin. $40 and
upward One class cabin steamers, $40
and upward. Allan & Co. ia Jackson
boul, Chicago.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

DO YOU WANT 4 MAP OF SALT
LAKE CITY7
SEE THE EQUITY INVESTMENT
COMPANY'S
ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 8.
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.EcONTRACToRS FOR
a Twin Falls North Side
|lka tnd good prices, Faiis-
lz Company, Boise. Idaho.
k1447
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MIDDLE-AGED MAN LOCATED IN
Nevada desires the acquaintance OF re-
spectacle woman; object, matrimony Adj
dress ] &. Tribune. rn16s4
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u yGISwsNE6T c1S
I 'ssgS m222l
k,s. Vi tSsyl'rn Siyl'ns them GAN AN
clah. keeping. Ed. Ed.
mI0se
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SHEET METAL WORKERS
WANTED-SITUATION
FURNITURE REPAIRING

WE REPAIR. REFINlSH AND MATCH
colors In all kinds of wood. screens
made TO order. see our new line of fur
niture. Bell phone 5i45-Y Ind. 431. The
Riley Furniture & Repair Co. 52-5i Mar
lSet ST. m17o4
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TYPEWRITERS

ALL MAKES RENTED. REPAIRED.
exchanged. sold. Utah Typewriter EN-
change Co., 62 w. End South. n16es
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no Be BROKE. UNCLE
'Ees rost money on dia,
La jsEelry. guns. musical
valises. tools and
II nas; smallest rates of
IL ,ly. Uncle Sans Loan
I5i South ST. Big loans az
- ml227
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CRGSMON AZ NICHOLS. ASSAf \ Ello
and chemists. removed TO 229 so. W.,
Temple, HA'S"
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WANTED HELP-FEMALE

LADY SOLICITOR, CALL AT 253 so.
w Temple. between and 10 a, m.
nl20I7
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HOUSECLEANINC

ALL KINDS OF HOUSECLDAN MING BY
experienced men. Ind phone 1856; Bell
1868 Kaplan Housecleaning Co. k2TS0
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AUCTION SALES

ACCORDION PLEATING
ACCORDION. SUNBURST AND SIDE
pleating and pinklng. Mrs. Jennens. bOs
E. 2rd South. Bell phone 2956-k.
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~. sNpa psI,IF FOR HsE METALS.
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y Mi.z'' z''a' 30, ist West. at
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HAT FACTOEY

MEMS HATS CLEANED AND
blocked; Panamas speciality. Salt
Lake Hat Factory "a E. 1st So Phone
273T-Nk. bli38
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ms DRY COWS; WILL
q -. ~ reasonable. Saunders,
~ ,es, Y ml45I
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| TII;.ss!D HAND CJoTV-
9 rsi ri.., best prices sT paIa ! ID
3 NIX Reply BY postal stal
ittr f7A
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T&TJSSAL CASH REGISTER, OoC,hi.
Grosheu. sales agent, 22l Mnin street.
E,ruert cnsh register repairing. Second
hard registers always In stock. nl5S0
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PERSONALS


A GENTLEMAN FROM THE EAST
wants TO make the acquaintance Of an
agreeable widow; object matrlmony. Ad-
dress II u, Tribune. m636
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b Sci,is.a. isab FOR IRON
'" % E 9Th ssopss. sopsh'
In 221-
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lIY AS COMPANION By
= rysl!d wife; good home M
:, wages. Add ]. 80,
~ = m220s
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FOE RENT-FURNIsHED

NEWLY FURN. ROOM, 127 ". 4th So.
Excellent board next door; also large
unfurn, front. room. except carpet and
curtains, $40 per mo, Bell phone SILK
nl2216
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WANTED

NICE. A FIVE OR SlA. ,esa
unfinished. lnqS,sgss qSdgs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-13
EAYASHI TALKS OF PEACE.
.. S. AID Japanese Governments in
Perfect Accord

TOXIC July 13 In an interview Wis
count Hayashi minister of foreign affairs,
says that the governments at Washington
and Toxic are conducting the present ne
gotiations in perfect accord. Japan is
awaiting herself of Americas good will
and no hitch whatever is to be appre-
hended
Since 1858 japan. he said. had been strict
ly limiting the number Of emgrants to
America, in accordance with the clause in
article Of the existing treaty, which en-
powers America TO enact any restrictive
law. Until the new treaty comes up for
discussion Japan would have no right to
agitate against this clause. What steps
Japan would take when the proper time
comes the future alone would decide.
The demands OF japan in the present
instance consist of request for the best
possible protection for her subjects IN
face of any provocation, but for the rest
the American judicial authorities must be
left TO deal with the situation.
Inc Toxic government did not regard
the d!spatch OF the American Atlantic fleet
| TO the Pacifc with suspicion. Since Amer
lca was moving her fleet within her ter
by Japan.
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Carrie Nations Narrow Escane.

YORK. Pa, J"ly 13.-Car,ie Nation, who
has been conducting a crusade AGAINST
drinks ard the smoking of cigarettes ,,ado
a narrow escape from death here Thursday
She was saved by Gen. Little who grabbed
her by the arm, pulling her away from .
wheel Of an automobile. which had met
grazcI her dress. She was or her return
frcm Dover ard WAS standing in front of
the farmers market. holding an animated
discussion. when the machine came along
The woman did not seem the least dis.
turbcG q. her narrow escape.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, Alciio@eer.
TRCSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE UNlMPROvED
real. ESTATE IN AMERICAN UNIV tl.o!Tf


TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE uNlMPROnED
REAL ESTATE IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
D,aault haTng occurred usser the proyIsl.ons Of
4 certain deed II trust da ted June %. 1905 and
recorded TIE iate IL Iiber $50, foil" b !
Of the land records OF the District of Columbia.
the undersigned Ut tie request OF the party SCI
f r x e the Ee@SeI o. rtEDA M IVA SIX
P.M.. lots numbered eleven iiD twelve o. thlr-
teen u3>. fourteen "a. twenty-'ne en-. i;scuty,
eleven al; los numbered ten CO. eleven ~.
sixteen .!:dl, seventeen 90. twenty-five i?2'. ind
and lots numbered Two ca. tire. 90, four a.,
O., e:fEt ts,, eleven az. twelve C:D. fourteen
twenty-iw" -. twenty three 81 ty,,nty-rig t
go -awsaty, r.n" y:"), thirty ,so, aud thiriy-one
CD in o:ock numbered fifteen u5,, n Ge2"se II!
Corey ard J2hn .. Crossrnt, trustees, SUBDIVISION
of The American University Height, as rs reT F
the records CT the oaice OF The s4r'e:9E OF 'he
District OF Columbia.
The trustees reserve the right to offer said lots
one or Eor'; or collectively. US IKE my g., ma
Terms Of sale: une fourth ash one in
three years. deferred payments {" e. m
by 2rom:.soy notes erasd BY ces sr c "i int,eSt
payable semi annually, Or al eaSi', nt i ~,
opsion Il sold y the M i9 t. s' Fsscd at the
lime Of SALE ard II sod an sE,isety de,
post OF one anndTSd Nth With ten days OK
nrnmisos nav be sold at risk End cost of dcta"lt
Ing purchaser. G,nveyancipE, recording feeE, etc..
at purchaser JACKSON Fl. RAISToN,
L. QUINCY SMITH,
tv3 eoaSds Trustee, Bond Building
VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS AND RE.;IDENCE
PROPERTY AT AUCTION. BEING TIE 2
STORY AND CELLAR STORE AND DNII.
NO. 1880 HRIGlITWOoD AVE: RENTED AT
DOING A GOOD BUSINESS.
BY direction of the owner. we VIII sell. nt pub
lie auction, In front of~the premises, II ES
DAY. JULY SIXTEENTH, 1907, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK, lot 81. block 6. North Columbia
Heights, improved by nearly new store and
dwelling. located in rapidly growing section jus:
opposite Petworth, ard splendid stand for
grocery, market drug store.
Sold subject to Il trust for $500 at 70: Terms
over said trust announced at sale. SiU' d"io.it
required upon acceptance OF bid. Co1vcyancing,
etc, at cost OF purchaser. Terms ia be complied
with within Is days deposit forfeited.
THOS. J. OWEN & son. Aucis.
y11-d&ds. eSu 1871 st.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
STORE AND DWELLING AND BRICK BAK-
cry, WEST BROOKLAND. ID. c., TERM.
Nus OF ELECTRIC CARS. UNIVERSITY
STATION.
BY virtue OF q deed Of trust dated Ar7Ii 2, 1900,
ard recorded in Liber No. 2iCG. folio Az ct seq,
Of the land records for the District OF Coum.
bia, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby, viii sell. ut public auction. in front
of the premises, ON TUESDAY, THE SIXTEENTH
DAY Or JULY, 1907, At FIVE Z. NJ, part OF a
tract of land called Enclosure" and known as
lot No 10 in block No. In Ives and Fowler,
trWtees', Subdivision of said land, called
West Brookland Park is subdivision plat
coded IN Liber County No S. folio 10. OF the
records of the surveyors oEce I'm said District to-
setler with the improvements thereon.
Tcrlrs OF sale: one third cash. OF which $3.50 de-
post to be paid at time of sale, balance In one
and two years from day OF sule, with interest pay
able semi annually, secured by purchasers .otcs
and deed OF trust property sold or all cash,
at option OF purchaser. Couyeyancirg, record x,
etc. at pnrchaser's cost. Terms to be compiled
with In ten days from sale. else trustees re-
serve right to resell risk aud cost of purchaser
In default.
WM +. HOLTZMAN, Trustee.
No. 1921 81. W,
JOHN ii. WALTER. Trustee,
Je4 c&t!s Colora do bldg. l4tll and u.