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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-04-20
BANK OF ST. MARTINVILLE
ALCIBIADE CHAMPAGNE and others,
No 1OO67,

By virtue of writ of seizure and sale
issued in the above entitled and nun
bered suit, dated February 11th 1907 and
to me directed by the Honorable Nine
teenth Judicial Court in and for the Pa
fish of st. Martin.
have seized and will proceed TO sell
at public auction to the last and highest
bidder, at the Court House door, in the
Town of st. Martinville, between the le-
gal sale hours. on
Saturday, April 27th, 1907,
the following described property, to-wit:
That certain tract of land situated i'm
st. Martin. Parish, La, containing thir-
ty six arpents more or less in superficial
area bounded North by land of Aymar
Babin, South by land heirs of Onezime
ThibOdeaux. East by Public Road. and
West by land of Toto Arceneaux; said
land being better described as two GER
tain tract OF lands with all improve
mehts thereon. measuring in superficial
area 1874 arpents each, situated in st.
Martin. Parish, La. Tract No One being
lot No 8 OF a sketch of survey annexed
to an act of partition made between the
heirs OF the late Paul ThibOdeaux, on
March 18th 1921, said lot 10 containing
IL 75-lOO superficial arpents and said
tract No Two being lot No 8 Of said sketch
contains Is a superficial arpents.
Seized to satisfy said above mentioned
writ.
Terms-CASH.
Sheriff's office this 18th day of March
I9O7. JOS. PELLERIN,
Sheriff.
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When Marriage is a Failure.

Marriage is a failure if neither
husband nor wife has married for
love, but merely for money, or any
other mundane motive.
Ii meals are i'll cooked and bad
ly served.
LII two young people rush into
matrimOny, aud take upon them
selves all the burden of married
life when too young to realize the
awful responsibility of it.
If the income, though we'll man.
aged and made the most of, can
not cover the expenditure.
Ii the husband be a faddy, fidge.
ty man, perpetually prying into
household matters, and if he thinks
he knows more about them than
anybody else.
If both parties are absolutely
resolved to see only the worst side
of each others character.
If the husband tries to be mis-
tress as well as master, or the wife
master as we'll as mistress of the
house.
Ii when dark days come, hus-
band and wife forget they took
each other for better for worse
for richer for poorer.
If the wife is fine lady totally
ignorant OF even the rudiments of
domestic economy and thinks more
or her dress than her husbands
comfort.-Fashion World.
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Horror Tales From China.
Democrat. .

kilograms received by the relief
committee at Shanghai from a
number of additional famine dis
tricts, report that the distress is
growing worse. Some of the suf-
ferers are contending against fever
or smallpox, in addition to lack of
food.
Among the incidents related is
that of boy. who applied for aid,
whose face was so plump that at
first assistance was denied him,
but later it was shown that his bo-
dy was greatly emaciated. the
plumpness of his face being due
to starvation.
A starving man choked himself
to death by swallowing almost
whole, biscuit, which had been
given to him by a casual visitor.
A woman with three children
was found weeping on a bridge
where her husband had fallen dead
from starvation.
A husband, wife and their five
children were discovered in a
house starving to death, buddIed
together, clothed in rags. The bark
of trees had been their only food.
The gratitude of the poor peo-
pie who are given relief is very
touching.
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Doing Business Again.

"When my friends thought was
about to take leave of the world,
on account of indigestion. nervous
ness and general debility" writes
A. A. Chisholm, Treadwell, N. Y,
"and when it looked as if there
was no hope left, 1 was persuaded
to try Electric Bitters, and 1 re-
joice to say that they are curing
me. l am now doing business
again as of old, and am still gain
ing daily" Best tonic medicine
on earth. Guaranteed by T. j.
Liable druggist. SOC.
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The planters on the MISSISSIPPI
pi River have been irrigating their
crops, using syphons to take the
water from the river. There is no
doubt that proper irrigation will
be greatly beneficial to the crops.
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Sherif's Sale.
18th Judicial District Court.

State of Louisiana. Parish of st. Martin,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1907-04-20

Get your Cotton Seed Meal from
l.. Bienvenu.
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A. II. HANSON, Pass'r Traffic Mgr, CHICAGO
s. G. HATCH. GenI Passr Agent, CHICAGO
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Joss.,h z.
Biggs 20 rhcbe A. T. Howell lot -. block
So
3 street northeast between TueFfth and T1r-
teenth streets. and Long Neat1vs-J- Clareucs
f'rlce tr1s-ee- O. Annie n Crizmins. criSinas
'o, and Iart original lot :. s1uar- l0Il. ana
l7f Il. Lc-g -'esdors. SIls'l
Chichester-Old Dominion Building and Loan A.
scclaoou. q Elchm5Ed Va. % Jcszfi Z=sCTitr.
lots g and s. So
Anacoscia-Coiuma-s A. Hsr- 20 Louis g. Oster-
mayer. los 59 and So 500
BeVery-SydneF T. Marshall o. NeIl.e n Hanback
lots and lo. square 5I-9 SO
Comecticlf Aveuue Heishts-Paul .. NILS rrrs-
Tee Il al 10 Annie NJ NILS lots p ard -
square . s.
Dobhius' Addition % Washin-ton-Har7v Vs-lr,sn
10 PStnck A and Catherine G. Walsh. lot is
square L. SO
Pleasant Piaius-Chsrics ". King q ur. % James
r. NcWiiliaus. lo- 6-s SO
No 81 Tweuty-frst street n0-,hwest-Ja-acs s.
sEaun % Man " Swami, De-, Is. square south
No. 1905 THIRD street so--Ecast-Jarncs = Breast et
UN 20 Francis = Sihley. lot :. square rs SO
AasschIseti, ave1ue n1-thcssl. between Ei-hth ami
Ninth s'Teets-Anthony Sclladt e w % JOHN
= Nchnncn. io- Z. square south q sguare ST.
No. 5D Ninth street nor7auest-Iosephine LIN
erlcS O. John A. Lmerick. lots S. and Us.
square %. So
Pinehurst-JEmss $ Frase- % Charles z Nrs=-
baum. lot Is. slusre eo05. So
PetFcrth-tharics H. NUssbaun 20 James =
Fraser. iCrs % and q. block q. SO
No. 100 Eighteenth street u0rtllu lues.-Luthcr s
Fristoe. executor. et al q Ernest Zlberan5.
par, original DO :. square l65 SO
Church street northwest. between Fourteenth AMI
Fifteenth streets-Ec-tha T. Wolfe 90 Rosa N
Nulcare. west half of lot %. square Is So
Sauls Addition 20 Washirgr0n-B Francis Ssul
e ux- e. a. % Martin H. BRAY. D. g. s-u4rs
--l Se3. same % slUe. Jet Is. square --1o
NFn
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

y. B-Fciicgins schedule figures published only a.
Inicslndtiou ard are not guaranteed.
$50 .. m--DanyIile, Harns0nbCrg. and way STA
tious.
'sae 4. m--Sleepers aud coaches 10 Atlanta and
New Orleans SieePers 10 Columbus and Macon
Ga. Dining Car
'l51 a. m.-slecpers and coaches 70 Columbia
SaEauns7. and Jacksonville. Dining Car
l4aS p -Harrislnburg and way stations
so D. m--CharlcttesIille. MsrrentOn. and way
stations.
'6:l5 D. m.-SleCpers and coaches TO Atlanta. sun
SCI Route Tourist Sleeper % San Francisco four
times a week
s'J D n-Sleepers aud coaches 10 Charlotte.
Columbia. Aiken, and Augusta. Dining Car
-lO-5 p m--sletpers and coaches via Lynchhurg
ana Bristol . Chattanooga. Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining Car
'lla0 ,. m--NeW York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman 70 Ashevile. Atlanta. Biruliugha
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car
Note-'Daily tWeek days
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
- So and s-J5 a. H. 80 Is s:45 II % and
l'te =. m daily Lccas trains from HaTisonDsIrg.
ID 9. m week days and s.5 .. n daily; from
Charlottesville, 90 o. n. daily
Frequent trains TO and from Bluemout.
llckct Ofic2s 7o5 18th ST.. 5l Pa. ave-, ard New
Union Station
Z, IA AChERT. S. II. HARDWICK.
'. Z. x Gen MgT Pass. Traf Mgr
W. l. TANLOE, G. p A L. S. BROWN. q. a
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TRANs-PACIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii. Japan. Korea, China and Philippine Isl
ands yiG san Francisco close mere daily az SIS d
m up 70 December p for dispatch BY steamer
America NIaru-
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand samoan Islands and New Caledonia. Vi,
San Francisco. close here daily AZ SIS D. m I'D Il
December IS. Tor dispatch b steamer BOTeric
japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands vir
VANCOUVER and Victoria. British Columbia. clos.
here daily at SIS p up 20 December ls for dis
patch hy steamer Empress Of Japan.
Hawaii. Japan, Korea. China. and Philippine Isl
snds via san Francisco. close here daily at SIS u
m up 20 December l9, for dispatch BY steanae.
Siberia.
Japan. Korea, China. and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle, close here daily az SIS ? m I'D 20 Deem
Der 10. for dispatch by steamer Shinano Mara
Specially addressed mails for japan Korea and
China VIA Tacoma, close here daily at SIS D. N
up 70 December %. for dispatch b. steamer Oanfa
Hawaii, via San Francisco cloee here daily a. 6l.
p. m up 70 December 2. for dispatch by steamer
Alameda
Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands Ftp Islands and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria British Co
'lurbia, close here daily al 65 p. n up 20 Deem
Der 2. for dispatch ly steamer Aloaua.
Hawai-. Gunm. and Philippine Islands, VIA Sar
Francisco. close here daily al el5 D. m up tc
January l. for dispatch by United States transport,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE or THE COMMISSION
ers Of the District Of Columbia Washington. De
cember = lsC7.-Orderei: That section one hundred
and hiy-two of the Building Regulations Of the
District OF Columbia b. and the same Is hereby
amended b. striking ont the words tongue ana
eruoYcd so that said section viii read as f1loUs.-
Sec. l5-. Lime. cement, or other mortar and
concrete may be- prepared upon the parking or road
way within The SPACE designated 10 De occupied bY
building materials Il prepared upon roadWays I'm
proved by concrete asphalt or htuminuus mare
mcuts II must b. upon tight bed Of boards placed
upon twolnch bearers or sleeUcrs. leaving IN ai-
sace below. ana properly protected 50 as 10 prevent
ans splashiug or dripping the sidewalk rarkiur
or roadway. The distance that mortar beds and
huhdine materials may extend from the curb into
The street shall he noted on permit HENRY b.
+. MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioners. ID. C.
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Probate COHrt.


Estate of James Hoinss; order rdn1ltriur VII %
PROBATE and record and letcTs te-fameutary granted
bond. Aoco Attorney. L. a. Baileg.
Estate " William Dacy; order granting letters Of
Administration; bond 5,o10 Attoruey. ~. 3.
Eciilr.
In fe Walter T. Brown 60 al; order appointing
guardian; bond. 500 Attorney L Caben VIII
i1ns9u-
Estate Of benjamin F. PetsTs. crdcr for rule 10
show eause- Attornc1s. T. q. Bradley and 2 T.
Belrends.
In r. H-s;-,s- Adam-s Ietition fer allowance and
Instructions and order allowing credit Attorncys.
Cr0sthwaite & Cciloday
Estate Of Essie Walllng, VIII dated N7rc7ber
2 1917. and petition for probate and record N
WI ard letters testamentary 6lcd. Attorney. r. L.
Ncuhcck
Estate of Addie Richardson; order granting lei
ters of administration; bond. 500 Attorney. ~.
+ Au.h-ozc-
Estate O.; HonoVa Morrow VII dated Say 3. ls17.
hlet.
Estate q Mar L. Carpenter; VIII dated ,lay q.
lsJ. tied.
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PROPOSALS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. OFFICE
Superintendent L. 5. Capitol Building ana
Grounds Washington, D. C., November 3 leG.-fu
accordance With the terms - the advertisement L.
sued by this ofHoe. ard dated November q 1876
eaiiGg for equipment fur the heating. lighting and
power plant for the [. \ Capitol and Congressional
Buildings. proposals VIII be received and publicly
opened at this Office at z O'Clock noon. WEDNES-
DAY. January IS. 1905 for boiler feed pumps. baro-
metric condensers. centrifugal pumps motors cranes
and chimneys- Bids viii be submitted for each
item separately. Zach proposal must be IN dupli-
cate and accompanied rs certified check or an
proved surety bond IN tie sum Of fvc per cent IS
Of the total amount Of the bid. The right Is re-
served 20 reject any al bids and 70 waive tech
nicslities or infCEnalities. ELLIOTT WOODS. Su-
Perinteodeut L. 5 Capitol Building and Grounds
desuE 5ja29
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT NOVEMBER a. Isg7.
Leaves Washington. New Union Station:
10 a. IN ana 500 a. m--DaLy-AH points on
Norfolk and Western; also knoxYiIle, Chattanooga.
and Mgmphis
b15 p. Daily-Roanoke. Bristol Winston
salem, knoxville Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis.
New Orleans. Through Sleeper. Dining Cars
For Norfolk-Leave Washington - a. n. daily
H-lo a. n daily, 3a5 , m daily. Arrive Norfolk
n-O a. m, SO p. n. l0a5 .. m.
From b. & o. Station. is5 ?. n daily. Berry
vile, Luray Shenandoah. ElktOn. Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania station sa5 q. n
and II 30 p. II.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue tBond Building
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supreme Court of the United states.
Present Mr. Justice Harlan. Mr- Justice Brewer,
Mr. Jastice White Mr.. Justice Peckham Mr. jus
tice McKeuna NJ Justice Holmes. 1ir. justice
Day, and Mr.. Justice Moody.
No. 2 Leonidas NJ lawson e al. petitioners. "
United states Mining Company; mandate stayed f0T
thirty days from this date on notion q Mr. A. b.
Browne IN behalf Of counsel for petitioners.
No. 50. Francis WinslOw q al. trustees. et al.
plaintiffs in error The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road company; argument continued By Mr. William
q. johnson. for the plaintiffs in and by Mr.
George L. Hamilton and Mr.. John ". Ierkes Tor
the defendant in error. and concluded by alr. VIII
lam q. johnson for the plaintiffs IN eror-
No. IS The DiscOuto Giesclschsft plaintiff in e.
ror. vs. Augustus q. UmhTeit; argument commenced
by Mr.. r. c. Winker for tie plaintiff in e.ror and
continued hy Str. Joseph B. Doe for the defendant
IN error
Adjourned until to-monUw al y O'Clock
The day call for Wednesday December II. vu De
as follows. Nos. g. g. 50. y. Y. "A. IS Is. a
and IS
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In re- estate o. John ". frnsts verdict b.eaking
Viii Attorney ThomIson'l LasSey-C. r. Dawsoz
and K. T. Sheshy.
private pr0psrty plea II not s7lilfy withdrawn au5
rlea guilty entered. FenaEGed
United States vs. same. housebrcaking ard depEc-
datlcn Of private uTOnert1s same-
No. f9573 Jackson Royal Life Insurance Con-
pany; aEpcal. bold fixed az slol Attorney Vance
q Rhodes-McNeill and * Mcneil
United states ex rel Cmtf0rd IS. Garscd. rule
o. sh0E cause
United state s. Lizzie Rrcnt; Abel; nol pros.
No E6ST- KNAPP IS. Interstate Printing Com
Iany; on trial. Attorneys. Donaldson & Mitchell
Hamilton. Colbert Ierkes & Hamilton and L. j..
Harlow
United States IS Clarence Lassy; houssbreaking;
bail taken in s. 60
smith vs. Wagenhofst. judgment on verdict At
toTneys, ChaIlcs Poe-J. 4. johnson
Assignments for to-day.
United states rs. John schools.
United States Rowland HawkinS
United States vs.. HALEY Cash.
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Law suits.

NJ. H,S UI--ed States ez rsL Carfo-i ~
Sccr-taU d ;he InteriC-: rsndam1- At-o-reys
v. 2. CCleu--n ard ". L. ForI
No. a12 The Crane Company rs Thomas n.
Hali cer-iorau. DefeHdsn-s atrcruey r. "
Ne 5g1o. Thouas Reeves rs G. Y Ea-ushar
& Co; 6a1a-es. S15eJ Ar-or1Cys " G.. Card
uer and p. N HoVeref
No. 5-5l The " g. Mitchell Camrarr vs.
lat1ieioE W. Nalker- ocr-iGrlr- Attorney. Hayden
johnson.
Nc 500 Elmer z. Hamilton. Dr. next frsnf.
- r. B. and " T. T. Co. damage. SIS eoo.
Atrcrueys T. p Eya-s. T. r. Bcrs1r and W. W.
Poultnevs
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE Published only information. and net
guaranteed.
100 ". NC. & o. LIMITED, Daily-Fast YES
tihue tram Pullman sleepers 10 Lexington. Louis
vile. Clrclunatl, Indianapolis, Chicago. and St
Louis Connection for Virginia Hot springs. Pull
man cars LOUISVILLE 10 Nas4TIiie MeEpnls. and New
Orleans. Dining cars. Ia carte service.
li:l1 p M.-F. Il. V. LIMITED Daily-Soid
vestibule train. Pullman sieepers 10 Cincinnati.
lexington, and LoulssiiIe. Compartment sleeping
car 10 Virginia Hot springs week days Dining SaTs.
a la carte service. Pullman SleeperS Cincinnati 70
Chicago and St Louis. and Louisville TO Memphis.
Nashville. and New Orleans
ReseryatOns and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices, 5l3 PennSy vania avenue; cog 18th street,
near L. and New Union Station. Telephones Ealn
1853 for Washington Terminal Cab Service and Main
loe6 OF IaO6 for Z. & 0. Ticket Once.
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THOMAS J. OWEN & SOY. AGCfioneeTs-

TRUSTEES SALE OF Az UNDIVIDED ONE
half interest IN ard 20 lots IN Meridian Hill "
D. C-By virtue of a certain deed Of trust dated
August IS, e. u. 1906. and duly recorded IN Liber
No. 49, az folio l97 seq Of the land records
ot the District Of Columbia and at the request Of
the party secured thereby viii sell public auc-
ton IN front OF the TEeuises. on TUESDAY. Deccm-
Der 10. 1907. az 80 O'Clock p ~. undivided
onehaf interest IN and 10 lots numbered hftoen ll5
and uel. IN block numbered three l3l. Of Hail and
Elyans subdivision Of Meridian Hill. as per plat
rCc0fdgd IN the oicc cf the Surveyor Of the District
Columbia, In Liber Levy Court Nc ?. al foli0 s..
and lhcr Governor shepherd. az fClics @ and e. of
the land records Oi the District Of Columbia. Ielms-
ouctaITd % the purchase price in cash. the bal
ance n one and Two years from the day Of sale.
secured by deed Of Trust the property represented
by the notes of the purchase bearing interest AZ Q
per cent Ir- annum payable semi annually, or all
cash deposit Of $40 viii be required al the time
Of the sale, and II the terms thereof are not falls
complied with within fifteen days from the day 0f
sale. the trustee the right 20 resell the In
tcres above described az the risk and cost of the
dciautiug purchaser after such previous p0blic
t!ce he may deem Necessary. All c0uyeJauclng.
rcc1roug and notaria fees az the purchasers
j. BARTON MILLER. Surviving Trustee
no2sl-odexS
FOR SALE-AT PUBLIC AUCTION. TO THE
highest bidder CD WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER
Il. lsJ7 az 4 O'CLOCK 2. NJ. on the premises.
ELEVEN ACRES OF LAND. about one mile west
Of Washington. or one-haf mile west Of the
Aqueduct Bridge and Just north q the military
buildings at Fort Myer. and situated between the
county courthouse 0f Ale andria County and the
. large new handsome dwelling q County Clerk
Geo. H. RuckCr. said eleven acres being the western
and most beautiful part Of the landed estate q
Charlotte L. Drain. deceased and is splGndidly sit
uated for subdivision into giia sites and building
lots being only about IS minutes walk 20 and from
Georgetown The Washington. Arlington and Falls
Church electric cars through the center Of the
property. Get OF al Spruce station Houses Eell
tion u the heirs. the eleven acres VIII be sold
without reserve. TERMS. CASH: 500 down az
time of SALE balance IN ~ days. Call CT write for
full particular.
JAMES T. CLEMENT.
Attorney for Heirs.
Ofce 1896 81 NV. Washington. d. c.
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Notice-Following schedule not guaranteed
s15 a. 81. Daily-Seab board Mail. Through coaches
and Pullman sleepers 10 savannah and jacksonville
Through sleepers Washington 10 Hamlet and Ham
let TO Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars.
90 T. A. Daily-Seeboard Express. Solid train
Win coaches and Pullman slespers to Savannah.
Jacksonville. and Tampa Through sleeper 70 A.
lanta. birmingham and Memphis Dining cars.
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'NNAANA - AZ DlsAf-
Charles ;. Bundy. Justice Ct the peace designated
70 preside over Police Court from and ircuding TO
DAY. ard % and including Decer1her q 1907 dur
ing absence cf Iudge II Police Court.
United Stsses Robert Allen. robbery. PROPERTY
restored % Charles g. Schmidt
United States IS. james Rrcdkirs assault dan
gcrous weapon; verdict. uot guilty under frSt ard
second counts and guilty under third and fourth
counts.
United States vs. William r Foley housebrelk-
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Dobhins Addition 20 Washinstor-P Patrick A. auc
Catharine &. Walsh % $. Percy Thompson and
He-beTt T. shannon, % seC1rr Hz-7y Wa-1m11.
Sis. ] 70 g. months. yer cent. seui-auugally
lot rs. square =.
Pleasant Plains-Ja-nes r yicvilisras 70 tgisris,
T. stone and John F. King. 20 secure Charis.
seni-auuuaIly lot ga
Square 46-AHn W WHlert 20 Eldred G.. Davis and
James y. FitzTatricE, T.. % secure Albert ".
Howard S5le. years. per cent. se-1j-2nnus-ly.
Iart original LOT ~
Hilbrook-Alice Girternan 10 Ferdinand Y. Be--y
and Louis r Klemm, te secure Frank L Gass.
$50. year. per cent seuiannually lots 50 %
s.. square 55-7.
Moore & BsIb0ur's Addition 20 Washingron-Arlc.ia
l. Boyd e viz. Caarles ". 20 William A. Hill
ard Charles +. Wallra9 10 secure William J.
tentress. S.oo 3 years. per cent. seml-auuu-
ally, lot p block
Square 2A-John T. Arms 70 Milton E Allies and
William J. Father. 70 secure John n Jones.
Ss.eo9. years. per cent. se-li-annusIIy lot s.
t1nehJIrst-ChEries Il. Nussbauna % George 3 Fra-
ser and Claud LiFlEgSt0n. 20 secure James :
Fraser $50. yrars. per cent semi-annnsUy.
Square l62-Enesr Zuberano et ux 10 George NJ
EnmeTich and DOuCinS = NIackan. 20 secfre
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building
Association, $50. Iart original lot T.
Square E3-Aathony 2 Tyssowsli e ux 10 William
T. Edmouston snd John .. C0ughlan % secure
J. Eakln Gadsby. 500. , years 6 per cent
scui-alnualiys h2I ln-erst IN lot l9
square 55l-John HartUng e ux 20 joseph B
Bowling and Monroe H. Calfee 20 sec1re Nor
man L Sansbury. 1900 months. 8 Ter cent
lot =
Barry Fa-m-Celena BouIden % The Washington
Loan and Trust Company. 20 secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association 500 lot l.
section T.
Sanls Addition 10 Washington-Martin H. Bay
Ct 1N- 70 r. Francis SsHl and Walter z Hilton
70 secure Hsrry N. Ellis. $500 years. per
cent, selniannually. lot G. square Z-Oa. same l.
same. same deb,. lot l9. square zoe
GrlsWold's Addition 10 Anacostia-Frank NJ FSnotti
e uX. 20 Jesse l. Heiskeu en6 John T. Nc
Leran, 70 secure Edmond aauet IT.. $50 ?
years. per cent. semi-anEgally lots els and ST.
Connecticut Avenue Heights-saruei W woodward
e uX 10 Cnion Trust Company Of the District
of Columbia. 20 secure Fidelity Trust Company
and Charles Mcdowell. executor $1,000 years.
per cent semi annually. lot g. square . Sane
20 same. 10 secure Fidelity Trust Cosnpanv tins
tee $1,000. years. per cent. segni-annual!y.
lot H. block
Connecticut Avenue Heiguts-Samucl W Woodward
e ux- 70 Union Tr1st Company Of the District
Of Columbia. 70 secure Fidelity Trust COMPANY
et al, trustees, under viii Of Winfield $ WI
son. $1,000. ye~z--c QeU cent, serai-aauuanv
LOT T. block J. same 70 sasss. to secure Fidelity
Trust Company. trustee $500 ; years per
cent. semiannually lot 2. block g
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