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a meeting Is called and arranged
for IA the cogpcll chambar Of be city
hall.
The purpose OF this meeting will De
to enlist the people OF the capital city
in en- organization for the develop.
ment Of those institutions. and ac-
complishing those achievements that
win put Guthrie in the lead OF Okla
hon.S cities IN all humane affairs, and
noble moral purposes
Neral gpliilment and progress, h,I.
mape societies, social reform. and
sacn questions as those which It is
expected to hear discussed.
Those who have been working along
similar lines are earnestly requested
to be present, and with something 10
say. Especially are the ladies clubs
Invited. We press upon the Christian
people Of the various ohgrchee. aid
especially their pastors, 70 join with
us. All singers invited
Some who have been seen anu
asked T. speak who Is Is expected
will bc present. are:
w. II. Rose, i. A. Kirkwood. E. n
Harrington, DR.. Rankin. c. NJ Barnes.
DR.. Duke, Rev. Fairchild. C. II. Eng
lish, W. II. Miller. and others
The meeting will be held at 3 r, m,
Sunday, April IA.
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TrILa bros. Be.I &c 0lgar. olsmIlh.
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"rHls IS NY ssRD BIRTHDAY"
pelphin M. Melmas.

nelphin Michael Delmas, the tam.
Gus California lawyer who is the lead
ing attorney for the defense in the
Harry X. Thaw case. was born 10
F'rance. April "A. 1874. He removed
10 California IA his boyhood and was
graauaivd rom the Santa Clara col
iege In ls62. Three years later he
graduated from the Yale law school
Alter his admission To che California
bar in 1866 ne Dracticed law IN San
lose until 1888, and since then IN San
Francisco lie was chosen regcn' OF
the University OF California ia 1883
and delegnte.at-large to the Demo
cratic national convention IN s. Louis
ia 1904 Mr. Delmas resites at Casa
Delmas. santa Clara county aud has
his olfie IN San Ffaniso. During ms
wears of practice az the california bar
Is has won many famous cases 4 is
aaid IN fact. that no clienl he has
defended. has ever been found guilty
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GENTRY BROS.
FAMOUS SHOWS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II

Two Performances-2 Q and S
p. m. Special features this yeal /:
Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb The
Countess of Magri.s with court
and Baron Magri, the smallest
people in the world; 500 marvel
Ions animal aoters. 10 Okla De
Imperial Japanese Troupe. Gal.
etti's trained monkeys. Grand
street pageant 10 am. Tents
located near Rock Island depot
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accustomed to il, / would scratch the
sores until the blood began TO flow.
This would stop the itching for few
days; but scaly places would appear
again and the itching would accompany
them. After / suffered about ten years
/ made a renewed effort 10 effect a cure.
The eruptions by this time had appeared
on every part Of my body except my
face and hands. The best doctor in my
native county advised me 70 use arsenic
IN small doses and a salve. 4 then used
to bathe the sores Ia a mixture which
gave almost intolerable pain Ia addi-
tlOn 1 used other remedies. such as Iodine,
sulphur, xinc salNe, b SalVe
--- Ointment. and in fact was con-
tnually giving some remedy fair trial,
never using less than one or two boxes or
bottles. All this was fruitless. Finally
myhalrbegan total out and I wasTapidly
beooming bald. 4 used --r----'s -----,
but it did no good. A few months after,
having used almost everything else. |
thought would try Cntionra Ointnei,s.
having previously used Cuticufa Soap
ard being pleased with IL. After asing
three boxes l was completeiy cured.
and my hair Nea restored, after fourteen
years ~ suffering and an expenditure u
a. least $50 10 t00 Ia vainIy endfavorlnR
10 iiiid oupc. / shall he glad 20 write
% any one who may be Interested Ia
my cure. hteIiirarn Mnitinkly. Yer
mililops =. Dak.. Aug. -. l0o6.r
500 lfns1t.qnt tee nofq pq.ie pns 4
1[Aansd flee. boo4ilt ~ lhs akin and Blood
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SERVED THROUGH CIVIL
WAR in CAVALRY
Retirement viii Cause a
Shakeup in Various Mill.
tary Departments
FE -
[Br AssocIated pressl

Washington, d. c.. April 13-The
offiial life cf a gallant warrior ex-
pires at midnight tonight, when, by
reason of the fact that tomorrow will
be the sixty-fourth anniversary of his
birth, Major General James +. Wade
will be retired from active service
General Wade is at present in com.
mand of the Atlaatic division. He is
the senior officer in his grade and the
second officer in rank In the army.
He a native of hio and a son of Ben
iamin F. Wade. who served as United
StSates senator from that state. Gen.
eral Wade served through the civil
war with the 9th u s. Cavalry.
The vacancy in the list of major
generals caused b the retirement oil
Cen Wade is 10 be filled by the pro-
motion of Brig, Gen. William 8. Me
Caskey commanding the Department
Of Texas. Gen McCaskey is civil
war veteran, havir entered the vol-
unteer army In April. 1861, as pri-
vate in the LIST Pennsylvania Infan-
try, and being mustered out IN July.
1865, as captain in the 18th Pennsyi-
vania Infantry.
Major General Frederick d. Grant.
ROW commanding the Department OF
the East at New York which is one
of the departments in the Atlantic di-
vision, succeeds General Wade in COM
mand of the Atlantic division. He will
have that command in addition TO his
present command of the Department
Of the East The Atlantc division will
be abolished June 80 next, on which
date there will be Encouragement OF
the militar department commands, II
Is regarded as more than probable
tha. General Grant win relnain at his
present station after the reorgani-
zation. AT any rate he will retarn tina,
command until Major General Leon
ard Wood, commanding the Philip
Pines division. reaches home next
spring. 1t Is said at the War Depar,
ment that the fact that General Grant
will be in personal command OF all the
military at the Jamestown exposition
this summer will not affect his regula.
duties at New York.
Nboun1ito. ot.,o.. - n1n,rftt,o
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My Dear Siri No douDt you are
acquainted with C. n Haskell a for
mer resident of Putnam county
Ohio. Mr. Haskell is a candidate
for governor of the new state of Ok
lahoma. He claims to be the orig
inal Bryan Democrat OF your state
he also claims to be great friend
to the laboring classes and the enemy
Of the corporation, greed and graft
er. Mr.. Haskell has lived in this
country but short time and the
Democrats have no means OF know
ing of his past political life. It is
no more than right that they should
know whether or not his past his .ory
is consistent with his present declra
tons Enclosed you will find a
stamped envelope, and will be
grateful to you il you will let me
know the history ofMr. Haskell IN
Ohio, whatever ii may have been.
Very truly yours.
tSignedD PAUL NESBITT
Care Lee hotel.
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u r a - pm q II u
shortly afterwards
both Of those limbs
became so sore that
/ could scarcely
walk. When l had
been suffering for
about a month the
sores began TO heal,
but small scaly
eruptiOns appeared
where the sores had
been. From that
time onward / was
troubled by such
severe itching that.
until 4 became
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-13

r. S-Under separate cover ! send
YOU a copy OF the Pullman County
Sentinel. the official Democratic pa
per of the county for more than sixty
years, containing an editorial on the
Democracy of Mr. Haskell written
by It's venerable editor, who has
been in charge more than forty years.
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Spring Low Shoes carefully and thought
fully If quality. style and perfect fit
ting appeals to you, then do not fail to
investigate our
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Oklahoma City. Okla. April 3. 1907,
Mr. George Risser, Ottawa, OHIO.
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rhe Iiib I.ane Sale is To le ooniiua
ed tomorrow at The Grand Leader
z5e laces for 10c: Zoe and l5c lacos
for Sc: &c laees for &c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-04-13
SCALY ERUPT|ONS
COVERED HIS BODY
ltchst Constantly Scratched Until
Blood Flowed = Suffered 10 Years
Doctors and Medicines Were
FfuitIess Tries Cuticura and Is
Completely Cured
BY THREE BOXES OF
CUTICURA OINTMENT

"When 1 was about nine years old
small sores appeared on each Of my
lower limbs. / SCRATCHED tslem with Q
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OdAN i4CN hOttf'
April 8, 1907. MI Paul Nesbitt, ok
lahoma City, Okla, Dear Sir: In re-
ply TO your inquiry concerning the
political and business character OF
Hon. Charles N, Haskell. furmerly Of
this city, am pleased to say that
have known him intimately for many
years. and can answer definitely,
He was born In West Leipsic. in
this. Putnam county, sbout As
years ago His father was coop
er and died when Charlie was aboit
three years old. leaving a widow and
several small children. which oblig-
ed him while quite young TO obtain
work on farm in Liberty town
ship, and q. sixteen years OF age he
commenced teaching school and took
up the study of law. which he pur-
sued until 2l Years of age, when he
located Ia Ottawa and commenced
| the practice of law, and soon stood
at The head of his profession. About
twenty years age he engaged in rail
road construction, which he followed
until 1901. when he engaged in the
same work in your state.
lie has always been a consistent
! and active Democrat; always sup
ported the party and its nominees,
and in the congressional convention
held in this district in 1894. intro
duced and had adopted the silver
| nlank in exactly the same form In
which II was adopted in the Chicago
| platform in 1896. and have been in
| formed that Mr.. Haskell obtained the
original resolution from Mr. Bryan
| while in Washington. and he active
| ly and substantially supported Mr.
| Bryan In his campaign. M. Haskell
| stumped our state with Hon. Tom l.
| johnson, when he was a Democratic
candidate for governor, and made his
! campaign ON two-cent railroad fare
| and against railroad passes being is
| sued and used to obtain favors from
| public officials.
II the railroads and corporations
have investigated the record of Mr.
| Haskell. | am not surprised that they
will all oppose him for the nomina
don, as he has always been uneom
! promisingly in favor of the INTEREST,"
OF the common people and the publ,
welfare. and his knowledge of cor
porate methods enables him to pro
tect the people from the sehemer'
and graf ers.
Mr. Haskell constructed two rail
roads through this county before go
ing 10 your state, aud has the conh
dence and respec. OF the people o
this community. who all know hin
to be able. energetic, honest, gener
Gus. public spirited and worthy o
confidence, and II elected gpverno
he will hll the position with honor 4
himself and to the satisfaction of tn
people of your state.
Yours respectfully,
GEORGE RISSER
p. S.--Under separate cover | sem
YOU a copy OF the Pullman Count
Sentinel. the official Democratic pa
per Of the county for more than sixt.
wears, containing an editorial on th
Democracy of MIR. Haskell. writtel
by It's venerable editor, who ha
heen in charge more than forty years
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HASLELL'S ENEMIES
Eai HEAR FROM OHIO

Paul Nesbitt, who is making head
quarters at the Lee hotel in Okla
homa City i'm luxurious quarters, paid
for by corporate interests, and trav-
cling over The state at the expense
of the same interests and a candi-
date who represents them, has writ
ten a number OF letters to persons
in Ohio asking for the record of G..
~ Haskell as a Democrat in his old
home county and state.
The replies to these letters are en-
iirely satisfactory to MIR. Haskell.
Two letters written by Mr.. Nesbit~
and the replies to them are subioin-
ed:
Oklahoma City, Okla. April 3, 1901,
Mr.. A. V. Watt. Ottawa, Ohio,
My Dear Sir. No doubt you are
aquainted with G. n. Haskell. a
former resident OF Putnam county.
Ohio. Mr.. Haskell is a candidate
for governor of the new state of Oh.
lahoma He claims to be the orig
inal Bryan Democrat of your state
he also claims to be great friend OF
the laboring classes and the enemy
of the corporation. greed and graft
er Mr. Haskell has lived in this
country but short time and the.
Democrats have no means of knowing
more than right that they should
know whether or not his past his
tory is consistent with his present
declarations. Enclosed yo1 will find
a stamped envelope. and | will be
grateful to you IL you will let me
know the history Of MIR, Haskell in
Ohio whatever Il may have been.
Very truly yours.
PAUL NESBlT.
Care Lee hotel.
Ottawa, Ohio. April 5. 1907. Mr
Paul Nesbitt. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Dear Sir: Received yours Of the 3rd
inst and contents noted
Mr. c. ~ Haskell was horn, anc
raised IN this county / have known
him All his life except the time thai
he has resided in your territory anc
state. Mr.. Haskell was the frs
prominent Bryan Democrat in thf
state. always a friend of the labor
ing class. aud opposed to corpora
tions and graft; has always been :
Bryan Democrat and is one OF the
most reputable gentlemen / eyel
knew.
Very truly yours.
A. V. WATTS.
Oklahoma City. Okla, April 3. 1907
Mr.. George Riser Ottawa, Ohio.
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& o 0 0 Q Q Q Q O Q Q Q Q Q c

The members of the State Retail
association will meet in convention nt
Oklahoma City. July 9. for three days
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The nhisl reoalkits 81 me grocery
stars Il fresh goQds Al j. A. Ander
sons grocery your wants Win be
promptly hlled.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-toil91ing schedule lEsres published only as
information and are not guaranteed.
-" a. m.-DauEIle and wdT stations.
So a. m.-HauIs1nbIIg and way stations
go z. m.->l5eueTs and coaches % Atlanta and
New Orleans. Dining Car
'I 90 a. m.-Sllep=Is and coaches % Columbia,
/ eavannah. and Jacksonville. Dining Car
'itl D. m.-Harrlslurlrg and way stations.
80 @. m--tEaTl0ttCsyI.le, Waueut1n. and vay
[ stations.
'6i5 D. m.-Sloepers and coaches 70 Atlanta and
. Columbus ia Sunset Route Tourist seersr 10
san Francisco rri-ualElv
80 D. m.-SIe6Hes and coaches % Charlotte Co
l1mfla. aul Augusta. Dining Car
-lel5 2. m--lreuers and coaches via Lyurhburz
and BRISTOL 10 Chattanooga, Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining Car.
'lLs' p. m.-New I7rs and New Orleans Limited
solid Pullman 20 AslerLe. Atlanta. Birmingham.
and New Orleans. Club and Observation cars. Die.
ing Car.
N0-e--Daly. WEEK days
Ilrousl trains from the South arrive Washington
i-55 sb. and g IS a. d.. 2-1. SO SIS u.5l an!
u .@ D. m daily Local trains from Hsrrisonburs
l--5 p. n. week DAYS and D o. M. daily. from
Charlottesville. SIS a. m daily.
Frequent trains % and from Blusmont
Ticket Ohc5s 7l5 18th ST., 5ll Pa. ave. and
PeuuSylTGnH station.
&. H. ACkERT. h HARDWFCK
y. r. q Gen. Mgr Pass. Traf. Mzr.
W. H TAILoE. e. =. A. L. s. BROWN. q. A.
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WE STYX ann
CHESAPEAKE & ONO RAILWAY.

schedule m effect November 3. 1905
zoo Z. Mold DOMINION EMPRESS. week
days Stops at principal points in Virginia Vestihu.s
train standard coaches Tlrl0r car % Virginia Hot
springs. Pullman Sleep5rs Clifton Forge 20 Leuis-
vile, cincinnati. indianapolis. 81. Louis and Chi.
cage; buffet service from GoTd1usrills
4,a L. M-NEW q. d n. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new yestibule train; sous only az G0rdunsyile
Charlottesville, Stauutou, Clifton Forge and Cow
mgt0n, Va, Ronceverte and Hinton. W Va. Pull
man sioepsrs 20 Lexington. Louisville Cincinnati.
indianapolis. ST. Louis. and Chicago. Dining cars,
Ia carte service. One night ont
uI0 p. NE T. Y. LIMITED. Dailv-Solid
vestibule train. Pullman slceuers % Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
car to Virginia Hot Springs wees days, Dining cars.
la carte sCUiCe. Sleepgs Cincinnati 70 Chicago
and 81. Louis. and Louisville TO Memphis, Nashville,
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices 5l3 Pennsylvania avenue coo 18Th street near
r. and sixth Street Station. Telephones Main $50
for Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Serice and Main 100
for G, & o. Ticket Ofce
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C. C.. SLOAN q co, Auctioueers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE SITUATED AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER or PARK ROAD AND SCHOOL
STREET MOUNT PLEASANT WASHING
ION, d. G., CONSISTING OF NINE fN PAR
TALLY COMPLETED DWELLING HOUSES
Whereas, default having been made in the pay
me1t q the interest on the debt secured b. crr-
tain deed Of Trust. bearing date ON the 2lst day of
september. A. u. 1905. anC recorded among the land
records Of The District uf Columbia On October a.
1905. in Liber 1s55 folio $50 q sell. and az the
written direction - the holder and owner q the
notes secured by said deed oi trust the undersigned
the trustee named in said deed Of trust, wiI offer
for sale. under the provisions thereof at public auc
uou, IN front Of the premises az THREE O'CLOCK
= N, on MONDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY
OF MAY 1857. the following described land and
premises with the improvements easements rights.
ways and sppurteuarcss thereunt5 belonging sit
uate and lying IN tEe District Of Columbia. Lots
numbered SIX hundred and one l60iI SIX hundred
and two .5oZ six hundred and three l6l3i SIX hun.
dred and four i6s six hundred and seven I60-I, six
hundred ard eight 5lS -iy hundred and nine ,e9i.
six hundred and ten 6lO and six hundred and
eleven i6lll. in 4. B Jameslns subdivision Of part
Of block numbered four ll IN 5. p. Browns sub
division of part Of the tract Of land now known as
Mount Pleasant. rer plat recorded IN Liber
County No % folio p. Of the records Of the ofice
Of the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
This property viii be sold as an entirety. OF in
single lots, may be directed by the trustee at the
time Of the sale.
Terms Of sale: Onethrd of the purchase Price in
cash iof which a deposit Of 500 must be made %
the trustee ~ the time Of sale If sold as on entirety
and Of 500 per lot If sold in lotsl and 'he balance
in equal notes Of the purchaser payable in one and
two years from date Of sale, with iuteres. AZ the
rate q per centm per anuum, payable sami-annu-
ally, said notes to be secured by first deed OF trust
the property sold. or an cash at the option of
the purchaser. The terms Of sale to be complied
with within twenty days from the date Of sale, I'm
default Of which the property will be resold at the
risk and cost Of the dcfaultng purchaser after i've
days Reimbursement In some newspaper published
In Washington, d. q.
All oonveyancing. title examination. and recording
AZ the expense Of the purchaser. UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Trustee. BY EDWARD j. STELLWAGEN. Presi
dent, No. lili street northwest. Attest: tSeall
GEORGE Z. FLEMING Secretary. my7 d&dsexS
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
TRANS-PACIFIG MAILS,

Australia Except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand Samoan Islands, Fiji Islands. and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria, b c. close
here daily at 20 p. m, up to May Is. for dspatch
By steamer Mauuka
japan. Korea. China, and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle, close here daily at $50 D. m I'D 70 Nav 70
for dispatch By stcamtr Rioiun Mant
Hawaii. japan. kOIea, China and Philippine Is
lands via San Francisco, close here daily at II as
?. II. up 70 May 49, for dispatch by steamer Ion-
goli1
Hawaii VIA San Francisco close bere daily at Il As
p. m. up To May r. for dispatch by steamer Ala
media
Hawaii Guam, and Philippine Islands. via san
Francisco. close here daily at Il IS =. m. ND 70
May 81, Tor dispatch by United States transport.
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Herald Branch Offices

Want ads for The Herald may be
left ut any of the following branch
Offices, and will be promptly for
wHrded TO the main office,
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP-Informatiou Bureau.
GOLDENBERG information Bureau.
SIMPSON 5 PHARMACY. Cor. 7th ST.. r. /. ave.
and X ST.. NV
CYCLE COMPANY. 7th and L sts NV
DOM SANFORD'S PHARMACY, Cor. n. Y.
ave. and North Capitol st. NV
JOHNSTONS S PHARMACY, lZ2l n. J. ave NV.
;, MANN, SONS q CO., Information Bureau
CHAS. j. FUHRMANS PHARMACY. sth and
East Capitol sts
F. 7. WELLERS PHARMACY. 355i VI st. nv.
AThlNSON'S PHARMACY, llth and q sts Nv.
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and sts NV.
NELSON S PHARMACY, lst and c sts. NV
CAMPBELLS PHARMACY, l7th and PsTk SIS. NV.
kENESAW PHARMACY, Mt. Pleasant and IrY-
ing sts. NV.
McNULTY'S CIGAR STORE 18th and sts NV
TAYLOR's PHARMACY. eth and sts. DIV.
hENER'S PHARMACY 9th and sts. nw.
MeCHESNEH JOACHIM, ID and sts ne.
ALEXANDRIA.
sHERWOOD'S, corner Prince and Royal sts
NEW YORK.
La COSTE & MAXWELL. Nassau Beeknan Bldg
CHICAGO.
La COSTE & MAXWELL. Marquette Bldg
ATLANTIC CITY
H. s. WALLACE. Cor Atlantic and \. c. ayes
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL SMALL FARM or
S acres ON PIKE, liz miles from electric cars. 2
from Silver SITiaE. Nd. and ~ from Washington.
nearly an ~ gras, we'll fenced and wafgrei. H.
room horse; file condition. stahng for z horses
and n5cs z,gy outaUidings; orchard with great va
uetY Of fruit trees. +. Z. CLARK. Silver Spring
Nd. rurl5t
The Washington herald., 1907-05-15
AUCTION SALES,

CHANCERY SALE or VERY VALUABLE
TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING ABOUT
THIRTY ACRES AND SITUATED on THE
NORTH SIDE OF HAMILTON ROAD, MID
WAY BETWEEN GOOD HOPE AND CON
GRE~S HEIGHTS. b. G..
Bv virtue of decree of the Supreme Court ~
the District Il Columbia passed in Equity Cause
No &-s5. the undersigned trustee viii sell at pub
DE auction. iB fr0at 0i the premises. on WEDNES-
DAY. the I'd day ~ May. lsF 40 o. m. a
tract or parcel a. land situate in the District n
Columbia and known az Wesver's Prospect and
contained within the following mctes and bounds
That is On ssT- Beginning Tor the same al a point
ln the southwest line q tract known as "Chicles.
ter with additions as resUrEeved for Addison.
where said line is 'ntCrseCted uy the north line of
the Hamilton road and running thence with said
s1r,-West line north 81 degrees west o. a point in
SAID southwest line situate So the distance Of Io5
ncr-hes from the southwest corner n said Chichester
and running from said point south S. degrees west
perches, thence s0urh IS degrees west o perches
20 stone Nc. 4, thence s1uth = degrees east %
stone No. 6, thence SIN with said course south II
degrees east o. the north line n the Hamilton
road and thence with the north line Of said road
% the place n beginning
Terms ~ sale. One-tbiri of the purchase money
% Do paid lu cash. and the balance IN two egval
installmeuts payable In one and two years from
DAY of s-Is. and 20 no represented by the rromis-
soy notes of the purchaser bearing interest a. the
rate Of TeT Cut1m per snuum payable semi
annually and secured hy deed of trust on the prop
srty sold or all cash. az the option Of the rur.
chaser a deposit of $500 viii be required upon
acceptance Of bid. All cenveyancinz recording. &C
az cost N purchaser. Terms Cf sale % be complied
with within fifteen DAYS from day Of sale. other
Wi-e the trustee reserves the night 20 resell the
property at the risk and cost n the dsfsultng r1r
chaser. after FIVE days previous advertisement of
sIch resale m some newspaper published in Wash
iugton, Il. c. J. MILLER KENYON. Trustee
Colorado Building
myl1d&ds eKS