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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-01-23

The family of Michael Dodd ar
rived from England on Tuesday of
last week: The family consists of
a wife and two sons. Mr.. Dodd
has made arrangements to engage
extensively in the hog business and
farming on the former Field and
Protheroe ranch four miles north
of the city, now owned by VIM.
Palmer. The addition of this good
family to the citizenship of Amer
ica, Kansas and Barber county is
welcomed by everybody.
The Index made the wrong
award of prizes at the Field-Wif-
son "At Home party January nth.
in its news columns last week.
The winners of the prize were Mrs.
c. B. Kinkaid and Mrs. P.L Lake.
We hasten to make the amende
honorable now and here, and will
agree to hurable ourselves in any
other manner that may be prescrib-
ed. We have attempted to shift
the responsibility on the reporter
of the social event, but the Gre
porter" in this instance. lives at
our house and has often proved her
self an adept in the use of the stove
poker, rolling pin and broom, and
we must be content without seek
ing vindication.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-01-23

Ford Woodard, formerly of
this city, but now of Alva, was
married January rath to Louvilla
Cox of Kansas City. Ford's Bar
Der county friends send showers Of
happy greetings.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-01-23

B. F. Catlin last week purchased
1900 acres of land from D. N.
Myers lying north of the Myers
farm, a short distance northeast of
the city. The sale was made by
Lindley & Wadsworth.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-01-23

Jas. Dobbs departed yesterday
on a short business trip to Arkan-
sas. He has some land PROPOSE.
tions there which he is considering
and he went to look the ground
over. He expects to be home next
Tuesday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-01-23

w. L. Cushenbery is helping
Herbert Hobble in the Sharon Val
ley bank at present. Mr.. Hobble
has been scarcely able to be on his
feet the past two weeks and this,
together with the sudden sickness
and death Of Frank Fullerton, his
helper, has been taxinghis strength
severely.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-01-23

miss Emelie Lessing is the star,
and takes the role of'sDora Thorne. -
Her acting is the feature of the
play, and she wins the hearts of the
audience in the first of the many
sad positions in which she is plac.
ed.'-The Sun, Indianapolis, Ind.
Opera House tonight, January 23rd.
Popular prices, IS, IS and 50 cents.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-01-23

Mr.. John Madden. General Attor-
ney M. K. & T. Ry. Co., Parsons,
Kans.
Dear Sir:-Your letter of Janu.
ary 14th at hand and noted. Also
the enclosure of a pass for this year
received. | enclose the pass to you
for whatever use you care to make
of it. | can not accept it. l was
elected to represent the people in
the legislature. l have shipped
considerable stock over your road
and expect to ship considerable
more and never was the recipient
of such favor at your hands be-
fore. In fact, l never have been
granted the rights to which Lam
entitled under the laws of Kansas.
of a return pass for one car ship
ments.
You say nothing whatever in
your letter as to whether you would
expect me to be under obligations
to you or not if accept the pass,
butt take it, coming as it does
when l hold position of trust
given me, by the people of my dis
trict that'you would expect some
favors or at least less opposition to
measures which the railroad inter-
ests wish passed If 1 accepted and
used this pass. promised my peo-
pie that If | was elected to the leg
islature | would neither ask for nor
accept railroad transportation. Il
do not refuse it because have so
much money but because | believe
that it is absolutely necessary that
the people should be faithful to the
pledges made when asking for
election; and the pledges made by
me In regard to the acceptance of
passes have no intention of break
ing. | do not wish to do ANYTHING
particularly against the railroads
OF the state but | do believe that |
should be free to work for the in
tereSts of all the people, railroads
included, and should not be biased
in my judgment as | believe | would
be or would be likely to be if II
continued to hold this pass.
Very truly yours,
7. M D.1y1c
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-01-23

Mrs. ]. N. Tincher entertained
the Whist Club in most pleasant
manner Saturday night. The hon.
ors were captured by one fortunate
IN having good partners and pos
sessing dumb luck and awkward.
ness himself, a combination winch
has never been known to fall
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1907-01-23

The Temple Quartette was the
best number on the Course so far
this season if public expression is a
proper index to merit. There was a
large crowd out to hear the singers
and the impersonator Friday night,
in spite of the storm, the receipts
aggregating So in addition to
the regular season tickets.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-20
PHONE %

Wanted-A good mich COW. Il. I'M.
Kennedy. ~. y..r -, l1tf
Mr., Callahan of The Cash Store il
here from Long Mont, Colorado,
Furnished rooms in The Anderson
Block. lO-,i
Walter Wellman has abandoned his
plan to reach the North Pole in his air.
ship.
Judge Littleton Price died at Salt
Lake City September 18th Of Bright's
diseasr. .n5 ,s:.a '.a n ,.'e
W. A. Simmons OF Chadr0n. Neb,
wants to correspond with men Who have
horses to sell.
Mrs. e A. Carrick. 1t -Pocatpllo.
visited a. The home ~ Rev. and Mrs.
Chamberlain on Thursday.
&, For Sale--A White Sewing machine,
nearly new; must sell. Inquire at
Bridge Street Drug Store 81
Frank Reno, m odd resident Of this
valley, came in from Birch Creek with
his daughters to do the fair.
Mrs. Eva b. Smith has fine line Of
new Fall millinery on the road which
she is expecting daily. 1872
The Pacific Live Stock Association
which insured some stock here last win
ter has gone into the hands Of re-
ceiver, Lloyd Candy, Of Spokane.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Guild will
serve chicken supper at the Bridge
Street Restaurant next Wednesday
evening from p. N, until 10 p. m.
Price only 25c.
A. B. Collins is here from San Fran
cisco installing IA Mergenthaler Linotype
in The Republican Office, and expects to
have it heated up in time to set some OF
the matter for next weeks paper.
We have letter from T. NJ. Stewart,
Of Los Angeles, formerly of this place.
in which he says, "Mrs. Stewart is in
the Eat. Paul is Senior at Stanford,
Harry is in business at Long Beach, and
| am boarding with Arthur and wife
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-20

| have apple boxes for sale. o. F.
SMITH. u If
Wear the Gordon hat sold by b. w.
Holbrook 1872
My fall stock of millinery will be ready
for customers within few days. Mrs
Eva B. Smith.
LOST-A ladies' hand bag containing
P. o. key, number 26O. Finder please
retuan to The REPUBLICAN office. III
Mrs. Ben. Wheeler is back from Ogden
where she had been waiting IN her hus-
band in the hospital. He is improving
rapidly and expects to be home again
soon.
Goodwin's Weekly. gave Idaho fine
booster notice on account of our report
Of the land sale here on September 4th'
The Judge says that sale was the best
advertisement Idaho ever had.
+. C. Conklin and Brig Robinson were
in town Saturday to have look at their
new thresher outfit spoken Of elsewhere
in this issue. Mr.. Conklin says he has
Is wheat stacks done and more coming
up. besides a lsrgeamount Of hay and
beets. ",ss.'. .."'s'' =
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-20

Horace Doud was i'll the first of the
week. e. '
WI. Bryan will speak at Pocatello
at 10 ?. M. tonight.
The Summit shirt leads them all.
Sold by 3. w. Holbrook. 1872
All kinds Of stationery and school sup
plies at The Idaho Bakery. lift
Don't fail to call on B. w. H0brook
while in attendance at the Fair. 1872
Pure cider vinegar for sale for 40
cents per gallon at The Idaho Bakery
and at residence. j. G. Fisher. lift
Wendall Gagnon was down from st.
Anthony this week. He is working on
the county accounts for his father, who
will render a statement Of conditions
covering q number OF years.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-20

Geo. II. Chilcote was here this week.
Who lost a tire from his wagon wheel?
We know where it is.
A. W. Daflin and wife are back from a
weeks outing on Upper Blackfoot
VIM. Elder ex-sheriff of Custer Coun-
ty, was down to do the fair this week.
w. Ii. Cowles and wife of Ogden are
here visiting their son, Ernest Cowles.
n. A. Just was down from Warm
River Monday and hurried back Tues.
day.
For RENT-A small cottage and barn
at north end of town. Enquire at this
Office. 1871
Miss Lillian Gesas returned Sunday
evening from visit with relatives at
Montpelier.
H. G. Allen OF Shelley has been at
The White House for some days in a
condition bordering on insanity.
George Gagon attended the meeting
os the Grand lodge of Masons at Boise
last week, and was elected Grand
Warden. Ies$'
&c. Christ, the jeweler, has just re-
ceived his diploma for optimetry, en-.
titlins him to treat diseases or weak
nessess Of the muscles of the eye,
L. W. Cutler sold 200 acres Of land
west Of Moreland last week. for 5000,
and doubled his money by holding it
three years. He also took off three
crops Of hay and grain. ~
Homer Gillett, young man % years
ofage who lived here and taught school
at Tilden two or three years ago, died
last week at Boise. He had been prin-
cipal Of the Burley School and resigned
year ago on accounted failing health.
Thomas Lawrence and wife are up
from Pocatello visi ting the family OF
Alma Clough of Riverside. Mr.. Law.
renee has been experimenting with
greanf and white vegetable marrow,
some"of which was on exhibition at the
fair r.
'n.it
Mrs. F, L. Richards will leave Monday
Tor visit of several months with rela-
t''es at M4rshalL Michigan. Mr..
Richards Iopes to 60 east in February
to retur4 with his wife and baby, but
the campaign at the Sugar Factory be-
gins in week Or two, and e he will
probably be the busiest man we have,
until thelcaInpaign, is over, about the
first Of u 9 year. %..r, - =. 1
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-20
BUY THREsHER OUTFITS

The increased yield ~ grain in this
locality calls for rev thrnsher outfits
every year to help the old ones. and the
following parties have hot outfits OF The
G. w. Il NJ. Company
T.. G. Conklin, L. w. Cutler. Jas. Cam
eron, Hyrum Anderson. ID. J. Folcner
Gen. White.
John L. Williams, p. G. Van Orden
N"I!rida Bros, Geo. +. Williamson X.
McMur lie. John !. Watson, Sjostrom
Bros. ,lrx &. Coleman.
Or. G.. \. Hoover, Geo. A. Robethan.
Each Of the above groups bot horse
power machines.
Swan Berg and others at Tilden and
Rich bot fine steam outfit with a
straw burner.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-20

Manager DeHooge of the Sugar Fac.
tory returned Tuesday from an extended
trip to other factories in Utah.
&. d. Trego is back from trip thru
upper Snake River Valley, where he has
been selling nursery stock for the
Younie Nursery.
The Kentucky Liquor Company has
just received straight carload of Bud.
weiser beer from st. Louis. Manager
Gesus informs us that this is the first
time Blackfoot firm ever shipped in a
carlot.
Dr. Davis and wife went over to Boise
last week to hear Bryan and to have a
little visit. Coming back the dis
tinguished Nebraskan was beneath
them in this, that he occupied "a lower
berth and they slept in the one above.
The REPUBLICAN Office has been Il
little confused this week with trying
to do the fair, entertain its share OF
fair visitors, install the new Mergen-
thaler and get out some sort Of sheet
while rope and pulieys, block and tackle
and crowbars have full swing in the
Office ''.'
Walter Davis, an Indian boy who was
raised on the reservation south Of town
and finished his education ut Carlyle,
Pa, has been at Umatilla for three
years and returned this week with his
wife. He married Miss Lucy Bones, a
Umatilla who is also we'll educated.
They will live out on the reservation,
and will open up new farm says
Walter.
The attention Of our best theatre
goers is invited to the performance OF
"The Lieutenant and the Cowboy" at
the Armory next Tuesday night by the
Theodore Torch company. This pro-
ductiOn must not he confused with
cheap melodramas' or repertoire shows,
for it is guaranteed high grade At
traction in every sense. Prices range
from 25 cents to Sl00, and it is very
certain that At these prices a better
show has never been seen in this city.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-20
House and Lots for Sale.
DIR. DiBBLER COMING

DR.. Dibl"c, representing thu Alexan-
der Dibblee Company, Eye Spec alists,
A,iAs Block. Salt lake City, will I've NJ
the Cottage Hotel. Thursday, Sc ,tem-
b"" 70. one lay only.
Owing T." our large business IN Black
foot, DR.. Dibblee WAS unable fo sre al
of our pntieots "n his last trip and is
taxing this one day for the convenience
Of those who were unable to see him, as
he ma not I've in Biackfoot again before
the first Of the year. 1871
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Notary Public at the Standrod Bank

Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
Girl wanted: For general house work
LIT Mrs. FRED MURpHy.
Prof. g. w. Gould and family are To-
Gated at lll6 North X. Street. Tacoma
Miss Laura Pennington returned
Thursday morning from " visit a,
POcatello.
T Five room cottage for sale. Next door
to Cottage Hotel. Inquire Of Mrs. Else
at Hotel. lott
The next meeting Of the Irrigation
Congress will be held At Albuquerque,
NeS Mexico. ~
Men wanted to drive teams tor canal
work, steady job at $3.50 aday, II. r,
Jones Blackfoot, 13.tt
Edgar Shelman of Springfield is en-
teE:r:sining his brother and family from
Houston. Texas.
All kinds Of floor coverings laid with
out extra charge The Brown Eldredge
Furniture Go. Ltd. 19-ti
G. w. Hammond and d. II. Biethan
are preparing to plant 125 acres of pc.
tatoes near Wapello next year.
Delicious bread at the Idaho Bakery
cheaper than you can fire up to bake
it. 81 If.
Miss Laura Gaumer went to BasaIt
Saturday to open school. There will he
two other teachers, Mr.. Porter and
his sister.
There will be meeting of the Parlia
mentary Department Of The Current
Event Club at the home of Mrs Byrd
TregO at p NJ on Monday september q
The ladies' Of the Episcopal Church
Guild will have II 25.cent chicken sup
per at the Bridge Street Restaurant,
September 25th. comnenc-
ing at $50 p. m.
4 Geo. Hagerman of the Evening Capital
News, wn. WslIin of The Pocatello,
Tri bune, and G.. NJ. Rt hey and Miss
Alta D. Fitch Of The Gem state Rural
we've at the fair Thursday.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-20

Yarn! Yarn! Cheap! Cheap! At
Biethan's. 1O3
Bicycle for sale. Inquire At The Re-
publican Office. tt
Try loaf 81 bread, received fresh
every day ut HolbrUoks. att
FOR RENT The building east Of
j., Brldgv Street BARBER hop; lAquirs Of
Mrs. Eva b. SmltA.. 81
Mrs., w. h. Patrie and son Walter, are
back from a summers visit with rela-
lives at Seattle, va ''''''' ! v'' y. - !
LOSTr-Dne white bull pup with II
brown spot at the root Of the left ear.
Weighs about thirty pounds and answers
to the name Of "Belle.' A. 7. Ryan.
Miss Ethel Wilson was here this
week visiting her relatives and taking
in the fair. She leaves Saturday for
Ogden where she will study shorthand
this winter.
II there is anything you want to buy
or sell in the Lost River or Salmon
River country, advertise it in The Re-
publican. Residents read it and trav-
elers on the Mackay train study it. If
Mr.. Lindsay who works for The
Shelley Mercantile Company, had a
runaway last week and received some
serious bruises. His daughter has been
taking his place in the store while he
was unable to work.
In ''The Lieutenant and the Cowboy"
the new western military drama that
has proven such a great success this
season, Messrs Pelton. 4 Smutzer, man
ayers Of the Theodore Lorch Company,
which presents the play ut the Ar,nory
mex. Tuesday night have secured one Of
the be-tpiece- Of theatrical property in
the country. Mr. Theodore Torch, the
star of the Organization, has a part in
which he is simply ideal, while his sup
port is even better than might he
expected, as the members were carefully
selected for their personal fitness for
the different characters. 1.-The, Lienten-
fta.n1t and the Cowboy is 4, distinctly
high grade z'4ptetltirtion, and as as such
richly deserves the banner business of
the season. '~' ga
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-20

Geo: Champ Of Logan ,::xss here Mon
day. ., st,ts ~
The. best one. dollar. wt,fk glove Sold
by B. W. Holbrook. +. J. 1873
JAS. nuckwofth was called I'd Rex
burg ind Ashtod ,Mpnaay. =,
Norman Beckley Is il Z; wso11king Tor the
Brown.Hart Cempanyas salesman
w. A. Scott Of the Boise Statesman
was here Monday attending to business
TOR Idaho's' big daily: = W. ".. .
Jas. E. Davis, one Or the etx:. sheriffs Of
this county, WAS down from st. Anthony
with his wife, attending the fair,
Mrs. Harry Hosuac and children left
Tuesday for Boise. Mr.. Hosaac has
gone to work in a mine in Custer County
Chas. Liljenquist and family returned
Monday from the construction camps at
Powell Flat where they have been work
ing for some months.
My new stock of millinery has arrived
and viii be- ready for inspection OH Sat
urday, September 14th. in the building
at the rear of the Blackfoot State Bank.
Mrs. Garletz.
LOST:-One buckskin mare, weight
about 1000 pounds; branded V B and
an anvil and Two other brands. Finder
please report to Ras. Sorenson. r. F. d.
No. 2, BIacIsfsot. Idaho, and get a. suit
able reward. y 4, .;Ss%
1have bought Joseph O. stones inter
est in the real estate bnsineSSlpf Stone
Il Parkinson. aud hays tsxnsferred the
same t" my son Harold. We will now
do business under The name lsf ParkinS
son Real Estate Co. The new firm is
making an extra effort to get settlers to
locate here and wnuld ask the merchants
and farmers tn lend their efforts in our
support for the peopling Of this goodiy
land. PARKINSON REAL ESTATE
COMPANY, Per +. T.. PARKlNS
Economy Fruit Jars for Sale
at Boyle Bros. 4 Co. A'Iarse
stock which was delayed in
transit is now here. lM
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-20

At the Methodist Church last Sunday
there were four additions to the Ep-
worth League and three admitted to
the church by letter. Miss Eva lIubbell
one of the new teachers. Mrs. G. A. Ed
wards, wife OF the minister, and Hugh
McVicer, high school student, and
brother in-law Of Rev. Edwards.
There was a meeting OF tho official
board Monday evening, aud Of the salary
board, consisting Of +. T. Richards, w.
A. Beakley and Mrs. T. H. Christy.
The membership was reported to be
l02, and the pastor asked that special
attention be g:ven to attending tho
prayer meetings on Thursday evenings.
Divine service will be held next Hans
day at II !. M. and 7;3O p, M. Snndat
School At 10 Il, IN. Epworth Lexgds Is.
Up. m. A cordial invitation 81 ex.@
tended to the public.
G. ARNOLD EDwARps, Pastor.
Annual Convention.
The annual convention Of the Y. M.
Il Y. L. M. LA. Of The Blackfoot Stake
will be held a. The Armory Hall, Black
foot, Sept. Goth 1907. ata ~"
Meetings at 10 A. M. and 2 P. NJ.
Every officer and teacher is expested to
be present.
AT P. M. II conjoint session will be
held ut The l.. d. 5. Church to which
the public generally is invited. Mem
bers Of the general M. |. Board from
Salt Lake City will address the meet
ings.
T. j. BENNETT,
1872 SARAH CARRUTH.
Prof. W. l.. Harrington, Principal Of
the Blackfoot District Schools, has
kindly consented to deliver a lecture on
parents Duties in Educating their
Children. Lecture to b. delivered in
the l.. ID. s. Church, Sunday, Septem-
Der 22nd, 1880 p. m, All are welcome,
no collections. +. G. PARKINSON,
Bishop.
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I. j. BENNETT,
SARAH CARRUTH.

The white Knob Mine At Mackay shut
down wednesday on accountof the de-
cline in the price Of copper.
H.. whitonb has just returned from .
two weeks visit with his brother 10 Ne.
braska. He had not seen that country
since he cr'ssed the plains 30 years ago,
aud he had fine trip.
House and Lots for Sale.
Eleven lo'sanh dwelling. centrally To-
Gated in Blackspnt: aise horses and
wagons. Apply to Jas. GLENN. Phone
4Dryd Stf
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D. H. BIETHAN.
UNDERTAKING and FUNERAL
DIRECTING.

Years of Experience Insures Proper
and Considerable Attention. Embalming
Carefully Attended To.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-10
TALKED ABOUT HUGHES.
New Says He Was Mentioned-No'
Picking Candidates.

NEW YORK, December 10.-Harry S.
New of Indiana, chairman of the republi-
can national committee, was in this city
last night. He said that not only was
Vice President Fairbanks not out Of the
race for the republican nomination. but
that Indiana would certainly send a dele
cation instructed for Fairbanks.
Mr.. New ridiculed the stories which
have come from Washington that the Sc
lection of Chicago as the place for the
convention was a defeat in the national
committee for the Taft supporters. There
was no such lineup as has been reported
Mr.. New said. Some of the committee
men who are known to support Taft voted
for Chicago, while other known Taft men
voted against Chicago
Ibid you hear any talk about Gov
Hughes while. you were at Washington? ?"
Mr.. New was asked.
There was as much talk about Hughes
as about any one" Mr. New replied, and
that was as far as he would allow HIM
self to go in the discussion of presidential
possibilities. 1T is no part of my duty
to pick out candidates" Mr.. New said
MY only duty is to see that the dele
gates get comfortably settled down in
the convention and then / step down
and out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-10
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCr1oSEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND UNIMPROvED REAL ESTATE
KNOWN AsRnEAIIsEs NOS i717 TO 1871
EoGL ID S S nv W; AN n,A,, v &C M
CID STREET.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust. duly re:
corded in Liber No. 3O47. folio 374 ct seq. Of
the land records of the District of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured thereby. We.
the undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
ton. in front OF the respective premises on
CEMBER. AID. 1907. COMMENCING AT FOUR
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land and
premises. much thereof may Re neces-
District Of Columbia and designated as and be-
ing lots numbered thrty-seven $50 to forty five
(45). both inclusive. Of Harry T. Jones' subdi-
vision Of lots in block num NIB o.
county No. 20. page 65. Of the records Of the
surveyors Office of the District of Columbia;
subject to and together with the light Of way
lots numbered thirty -seven (3i) to forty four
90. both inclusive and the rear I've t5) feet
Of lots numbered fortyfve -, and fortv,six
provements, consisting Of premises Nos. 1I17 to
1I31 Euclid street NV.
Terms of sale: The properties will he sold sub
ject to a prior incumbrance Of $500 each
Of said lots 81 to A. both inclusive. s6e5o on
said lot A. and 81 500 on said lot 45. with in
terest thereon at the rate OF h o %, per cent
Of the purchase money to be paid In cash A
deposit of 800 on each property sold Will be
required Of the purchaser at the time Ct sale.
All conveyancing recording and notarial fees at
the cost Of the purchaser. Terms of sale to be
complied with within fifteen days from day Of
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of the
defaulting purchaser. after five days advertise
ment of such resale In The Evening Star. a
newspaper published in the city 81 W5sIn1gton
JOSEPH ]. DARLINGTON:
no27 dads .eSu&noes Trustees.