davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31
shaw-Trapragen

The wedding Of Miss Lillian Smith IRA
phagen and Cecil John Shaw took place
at the residence of the BRIDES aunt, Mrs
julius Simpson Rippel, 81 johnson avenue,
last night The Rev. Daniel II. Martin,
pastor Of the Clinton Avenue Reformed
Church. performed the ceremony. The
eniy-Attandant was Harry Shaw. aSbrnshal
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31
E. e. Lane Married Thirty Years.

SOMEBVILLE, Oct. 31.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest e. Lane, who reside near Pluck
emin, celebrated the thirtieth ami
versary OF their marriage yesterday in
a quiet way. In the evening about
fifty of their friends and relatives
rendered them a surprise party, and the
merriment was kept up until a late
hour.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31

NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. 31.-Miss
Sarah Smith, of this city, n Jacob
Weigel, of North Pasadena, Cal, were
married last night at the home OF MT.
and Mrs. r. ]. Smith, by the Rev. Il.
B. Joyce. The couple left at once for
Mr.. Weigers western home.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31
BechtoId-Zink.

There was a pretty wedding at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William D.. link, IS
North Sixth street, last night. when their
daughter, Miss Jessie Vera link. was mar
ried to William Bechtold, of New York.
The ceremony was performed beneath a
bower Of palms and American flags, by the
Rev. DR.. Attell. of the Mizpah Presbyte-
ferns were tastefully arranged about the
rooms and clusters of choice white chrysan-
themums banked the mantels.
The bride. who was given In marriage
by her father, wore a beautiful robe Of
white batiste embroidery, draped over
white taffeta silk. and her ornament was a
pearl brooch. the brldegroom's gift. She
wore a love wreath of white rosebuds
and carried a shower bouquet of white
chrysanthemums. Miss Florence Riker
was the brides only attendant. She wore
a gown of white batiste, draped over yell
low silk. and Trimmed with fine valen-
ciennes lace and anglaise embroidery. yell
low rosebuds adorned her hair, and she
carried yellow chrysanthemums.
The bridegroom's attendant was his
brother. George Bechtold, of New York.
Mrs, John Wright, an aunt of the bride,
played the bridal march from 'Lohengrin''
and rendered appropriate music during the
ceremony.
The brides gift to her maid of honor
was a gold bracelet. and the bridegroom's
gift to his attendant was a gold signet
ring. After a tour to Philadelphia, Wash
ington and the South. Mr.. and Mrs. Bech-
told win live in New York. The bride re-
ceived many beautiful gifts of silver, cut
glass and fine furniture. Some of the
guests at the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wright, of East Orange; Mrs. Will
lam Scott, of East Orange; Miss Eta
Butter. of Nutley: Mr.. and Mrs. Gnstave
Neimeyer, of East Orange; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ling, Mrs. J.. Strickland and Miss
Strickland, Mrs. William Kramer. John
Bechtold, Mrs. Alexander Med. Stoddard,
Alexander Med. Stoddard, jr., Mrs.
Johanna Bechtold, the bridegroom's
mother; Charles Nickel. Irving Bromley.
all of New York; Mrs. Florence Lambour.
of Nicktown, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. W. o..
Williams, of Kearny; Mrs. Phoebe Bayer.
Miss Carrie Sayer. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
M. link, Homer P. link, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Graham, E.. ]. Roberts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Riker, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Riker, Jr., Miss Jessie Riker,
Harry Riker, Miss Mary Mahan. Miss
Margaret Mahan, Miss Agnes Mahan, Miss
Ruth Birkhout, Miss Emma Robert, all
of this city; Mrs. Albert Richard, Miss
Margaret Richard and Miss Emile Rich
ard. of Dover.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31
20 YEARS FOR NEGRO.
Battle, Who Assaulted Woman on Mon
day, Gets Extreme Penalty.

MORRIsToWN, Oct. 31.--James Battle.
who was arrested Tuesday for a%ssaultlng
a young woman OF Monday night, APP
peared before Judge Mills yesterday with
out counsel and plead guilty to the charge.
Judge Mills sentenced him to twenty
years in State Prison, the extreme
penalty. The shartf took him to Trenton
today.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31

BRIDGEToN, Oct. 31.-In the pres
ence of a large number Of friends
Miss Rose Turner, of this city, and
Cortlandt s. Shute, of Glassboro, were
married yesterday, by the Rev. Heber
H. Beadle.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31
Mnok-rhomns.

METUCHEN, Oct. 31.-Miss Ida May
Thomas. daughter of Mr.. n Mrs.
George Thomas, of Hillside avenue, and
Howard e. Nook were married last
night at the BRIDES home, by the Rev.
James LIE Fevre, of Somerville.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31
RRuNswrcK oLERK DISAPPEARS.

NEW BRUNSWICK. Oct. s1-Harold
X Duncan. who has been a clerk in
Johnson & Johnson's office. has been
missing from his home for q week
and his young wife has no idea whore
he is. He left the office at II a. m.
Tuesday, October %, and did not re-
turn. He has not been seen here
since. 80
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31

A delayed advertisement brings only IA
Of trade. It's the drst call THAI
captures ths procsSsion a. eustcuneFHk
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n. b--bollouing schedule figures published only as
IhloI12uon and are Tot guaranteed
$40 a. m.-QanTlle. HArrisonburg ard way sts-
tions.
800 a m--sleepers and coaches to Atlanta and
HeW orleans sleepers TO Columbus and Macon, Ga.
Dining Car.
'4i5O a. m.-Sleepers and coaches 70 Columbia
savannah. and Jacksonville Dining Car
I41o p m--HauisonburV and nay statIons
30 p m,-CharlOttesFile. WaTeuton. and way
stations
0-5 p Tn--sleepers and coaches to Atlanta Sun
SCI kcute Tourist Sleeper 10 san Francisco four
times a week.
80 ?. m--Sleepers and coaches to Charlotte
Columbia. Aiken, and Augusta. Dining Car.
'W;lo = nl.-Sleepcrs and coaches ina Lynchbrrrv
and Brstol 10 Chattanooga, Memphis. and New
Orleans Dining Car.
20 p. m.-New York and New Orleans Limited
Sold Pullman 70 Asbeville, Atlanta, Birmingham
and New Orleans. Club and Observation Cans.
Dining Car.
Note-'Daily. fWeek dayx
Through trains from the South arrive Washington
80. S'5. and 9s5 a. IA. $50 SIS. sa5. u.0. and
II 40 p m. daily. Local trains from RarTisonburg
10 D m week days and s.i5 .. IL daily: frum
Charlottesville, 8 90 q. N. daily
Frequent trains 70 and from BluemOnt
Ticket Offices: 706 18th ST., 81 Pa. ave.. and New
Union Station
Q. II. ACKERT SHH HARDWICK
v. P. & Gen. Mgr Pas. Traf. Mgr.
W d. TAfLOE, G. P. A. L. :. BROWN G. A.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
OPfIMISTS ORGANIZE A CLUB
viii Scatter Sunshine in Epigram-
matte Philosophy.
Association in Salt Lake Hopes to
Gain Members IN All Parts
Of the United States.

novel organization. the Optimistic
Club Of America, has recently been or
ganized. with headquarters at salt Lake
City Utah. for the purpose OF dispensing
cheerful philosophy in every hamlet. VII
lage. town, and city in the United States.
Charles A Quigley. the vice president and
general manager for Studebaker Bros.
Company. Of Utah, has been elected presi-
dent Of the club. and Col. Charles Arthur
Carlisle, OF South Bend. IND. mas been
active In pushing the club to success
President Roosevelt. Secretary Cortel-
you. and the governors Of every State in
the Union, have been invited 10 become
honorary members. The philosophy Of
the club is embodied in these epigrams:
Nobody can really harm sou but yourself.
leu are under a real Obligation 90 every nan on
You caat put influence in a glass case
When ln Doubt. take optimism.
IN darkness. IN hght. iE s0Tow in blight be an
opiinist ever, and things VII come or an rieh-
optimism IS the hrst-born Of hope. the mother of
co1euce. The execIiiouer Of adyer,ltv and the IN
dcrtakcr 0f pessini.En
A iroWn is a renegade smile that is AFRAID to Iook
itself in the face.
On The faees Of the happy aged II is a web known
.--- "-A-ihie7 --t uliit me tnottflrts 81 smiles
On the vehicle Of modem progress the creak 0f the
vEeei IS the pessimis- protest: a little optimistic
lubricant VIII silence both the creak aad the coax.
Tie CT-iu.ist wins.
The greatest srIiier is the greatest healer
srlile and the world delights with y01:
Croak, and son crOaE alone.
a smile IS Cod s 0zn uledi-ire
4 srin Is a co-nterfeited smile. and does not pass
current because the heart stamp Of genuineness IS
not upon II.
Ortiuis-r ana r.,sSir,iz-, bova f,--s,. --,, 49,
hattlea II optimism had not beea a VICTOR rlu "a
date. hope would have died years ago
ID TIE realm q the birds the la-k Is the optinist
the Crow is the pessinlist- Why be q c-ors
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
AMERICAN SUITOR WINS.
First He Has a Lively Chase for His
Bride. However.

To be wooed from san Francisco 10
Paris and back again 10 New York. q
distance OF 1000 miles. To be won IN
New York, where she was hurried from
the boat 10 the altar 10 prevent angry
relatives from carrying her away. That
was the romantic experience Of Laure de
Ligny. Partisan beauty. who has been
secretly married TO Robert Aitken. the
New York sculptor. Mr.. Aitken is famed
fo- his beautiful modeIings Of famous
men and women
Ar. Aitken met Nile de Ligny IN san
Francisco When her family learned OF
the attachment between the pair they In
stantly started with the young woman for
Paris. A.tken followed TO New York
missed the boat Aearing the De L.ienv
family, but caught the next one. Defeat
again. awaited him in Paris. for the De
Lignys had planned a marriage for their
daughter with one OF thes- own nation
atty But, in spite Of the opposition. an
excellent understanding prevailed between
the sweethearts before Aitken returned
10 America.
Seven months afterward Mile. de Iirnv
left Paris. and before her parents had
time 10 follow was or a liner bound for
New York. At the dock here she was
met by the sculptor, hurried 10 CITY Hal
ana Ihe wedding ceremony performed.
rms was on Thanksgiving Dav.
Ihey have been living since that time
AZ Mr- Aitkea's studio. 1857 Broadway.
Mrs. Aitken is the daughter Of louis da
Ligny. the famous French inventor. who
died N Paris a short time ago. She met
the sculptor about two years ago. fuSt
when ne had been brought into uror,i-
neace through the monument he made
lor the navy, and which was dedicated
ny President Roosevelt. He was con-
niss-oned TO make a bust Of Mile. de
LlSny IN marble. and when the girl saw
the young sculptor she decided 70 learn
the principles Of the plastic art herself.
The lessons did not proceed very rapidly.
Tor the pair fell hopelessly in love at the
beginning OF the first afternoons tuition.
The bride said recently: Ny Deonla
wanted me 10 marry some wealthy
trenchman- whom they considered good
enough for the De Ligny family. I didn't
IKE the ideS at all. I don't care II
haven't chateau and title I am per-
tecty happy with my American husband
Robert Aitken was born in San Fran
cisco. His monument IN that city. called
victory. and regarded as his master
piece, was destroyed in the great IRE.
His statue OF President Mckinley is one
or the many examples Of his skill In mar
Die, bronze and gold.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
E. HILroN IACKsoN. Attoner-


N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. holding a Probate Court. IN ~ es-
tate Of Frederick StItL. deceased No. 1872 Admin
lstatiOn DockCt.It Appearing 20 the court service
OF the substance Of the issues ordered 20 De tired IN
the above entitled cause has been returned not 20
be found as 20 Margaret DiedeTick. il is this ed
day OF December. 1907. ordered that the substance
Of the said issues and the date FOR the trial thereof
which is hereby set for the ETH DAY OF JAN
UAtY. A D. 1905 shall De published IN The Wash
ingtOn Herald Newspaper and the Washington Law
Reporter once week for a period OF not less than
four weeks from the date hereof. Was the paper
writing prUpOunded the last viii and testament
Of FredercS Stutz. dated April 3. 1903. and the
paper writing pT0p0gnded tie first codicil there
70. dated January z. 1906, and the paper writing
propounded as the second codcl thereto. dated De
ccmber % 1895 executed by said Frederick Stutz in
due form Of law Was the said Frederick Stutz at
The time Of the making ~ either said viii either
Of said codicils. Of sound and disposing mind ard
carable Of making valid deed OF contract? Was
the execution Of either said win either OF said
codicils BY the said Frederick Stutz procured BY
the fraud undue influence, or coercion of Charlotte
Eberbach. George f. SJutz John A. Stutz. or Paul
Inc Sleek or any other person or pe-sons2 ASHLEY
NJ GOULD, Justice. 4 true eopy-Attest; Seall
JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills.
del6. .ia2Ql6
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER q, 1867
Leaves Washington, New Union Station:
800 q m and 800 a. m.-Daily-An points on
Norfolk ard Western. also Knoxville Chattanooga,
and Memphis
mI5 ,. m.-Daiy-Roanoke. Bristol Winston
salem. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Nashville Memphis,
New Orleans. Through Sleeper Dining Cars.
For Norfolk-LeaEe Washington 40 q m daily
IL Is a. m. daily. 3a5 ?. m daily. Arrive Norfolk
II % a m, SO p. m. l0s5 p N.
From 3. & 0. Station. los D. n. daily. Berry
vile, Luray. Shenandoah. Elkton- Trains from the
Southwest arrive Pennsylvania Station SIS a m
and II 30 p m.
All information Fourteenth street and New York
avenue Bond Building) B
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
TRACEY L JEFF0RDs- s7Hclto7.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF Columbia Francis NJ. Cox complainant vs.
John W. Bahson and others. No. z0l4. Equity
Docket 6.-The object OF this suit IS 20 secure de-
livery 20 complainant Of his 500 promisory note
defendant BabSon and 20 enjOin sale under deed Of
trust securing same. ard TO indemnify complainant
for an inCmbance Of $500 on property purchased.
On motion Of the complainant il is this 2d day Of
December, 1857 ordered that the defendant, Thomas
r. Martha cause his appearance 10 be entered herein
on or before the foTtieth day exclusive Of Sundays
and legal holidays occurring after the day Of the
first publication Of this erder otherwise the cause
viii be proceeded with as in case Of default Pro
vded, CODY Of this order be published ence week
for three successive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Herald before said
day. ASHLEY NJ GOULD Justice. 4 true COPY
Test; lSesll j. H. YOUNG, Clerk BY R. p.
BELEW. Assistant Clerk de26 ja29
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
DRY DOCK FOR SUBMARINES.
Germans Expect TO Solve Difficult
Problem by This Method.


Probably the strengest craft ever set
afoat was launched recently by the Ger
man government at KfeL It is a tender
and floating dock for submarines, and
It solves such a big naval problem that
its duplication BY other powers is in
evitable.
The tender really consists Of two hulls,
but these are very securely joined to-
gether- When so fastened they form
perfect dock for the submarine.
Aboard the tender are cranes. which
have lifting capacity OF 500 tons. With
these the boat which needs repairs can
be lifted out OF the depths just as though
il was a child. set in the dock. and hen
just as tenderly lifted out again after
the repairs have been effected.
OF course. it hardly need be pointed
out that much time viii be saved when
it is necessary to TX Up a submarine
which has been damaged. As the tender
can make twelve knots an hour. il can
travel with a submarine fOtllla and be
ready whenever its assistance is REQUIRED.
thus Obviating the necessity Of sending
the submarines to navy yards
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Australia iexcept mails for West Austnlia, New
Zealand, Samoan Islands. Fin Islands. and New
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria, b. C.. close
here daily a. 6l5 D. E. up 20 December g. for dis
Patch by steamer Aloala-
Hawaii, Guam. aud Philippine Islands via san
Francisco close here daily II rs 2. q. up 70 Jan
cary for dispatch b. United States transport
Hawaii japan. Korea. China. ard Philippine
Islands. VIA san Francisco, ccSe here daily at Sis
p n up 10 January for dispatch by steamer Man
CIuria-
Australia Except nails Tor West Australia NeT
Zealand. Samoan Islands, and New Caledonia. VA
san Francisco, close here daily al 6d5 D. m up u
January u. for disaafch by steamer F1ocnc
Jgpan Korea. CANA. and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria. r. g.. close here daily al
SIS p. n. up 10 January l5 FOR dpatch by steamer
Empress Of China
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
HAS A COFFEE DIAMOND.
san Francisco Woman Owns Gem
Once the Property of 2 Prfnce.

Once the Property of z Prince.
Probably the greatest novelty among
gems is the brown or coffee diamond.
There is only one Of these Of a genuine
and fawIess type IN the world. so far as
IS known. and this IS the property OF Mrs
Z A. Montgomery, Of san Francisco.
The diamond was once the property OF
an Indian prince, but TO reward an Eng
lishman who saved his life he took from
his hand the ring which held the dia-
mond and placed this upon one OF the
fingers Of his savior The Englishran
kept 81 for many years, frequently re-
fusing large offers for it. but 1inaIIv he
met reverses and was forced to part with
the jewel So Il eventually came into
the possession OF the present owner.
The diamond weighs about 81 karats.
and offers Of amounts as high as $4,000
have been refused for Il. Efforts have
been made also by Mrs. Montgomery to
ind duplicate Of il. and. though she
has had q standing OfIer OF $1,000 for
mate Of the gem she holds, none has
ever been brought forward
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
HOWARD BOYD. Attorney .or comDiaiaani-

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. Charles Z. Tribby IS. Caroline g.
Bowles Murphy, alias Carrie s. BOWles Murphy
and the unknown heirs deTisees. and alienees o!
John Amot. deceased. Defendants. Equity. No
AS1.-fhe object q this suil is establish title
IN the complainant hy adverse possession 10 lot
seven ~, IN The subdivision Of square three hur-
dred aud eight i3osl. In the city OF Washington.
Dis1rlct o Columbia, recorded IN SUBDIVISION
book l0 a. lage g. Of the records = the surveyor
az SAID District. On motion q the complainant
by Howard Boyd his attorney. Il is. this Zlst day
Of November 1907. ordered, that Caroline s Boales
aIurphy, otherwise known Carrie s. BoWles
Murphy. and the unknown heirs, dcy!sees aud
ahenees of John Arnct cause their appearance 10
pc entered herein on the first rule day occurring
after the exDiT1tiOn Of three months from this
date; otherwise this cause viii be proceeded with
as m case Of default. Provided a COPY Of this
order be published once week FOR three successive
WeesS curing the first month. and twice month
orIinS The neXt two months IN the Washington
Law Reporter and The Washington Herald.
HARRY n. CLABAUGH Chief Justice true
corg-Test: tsealJ J. r. YOUNG, CLERK. By
WINS +. LEMON Assistant Clerk.
no2.29 DEF, q. jas,ie
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
SEABOARD AR LINE RAILWAY.
TICKET OFFICE: - PENNA. NJ.

Notice-FoIloving schedule not guaranteed
e:a5 A. N. Daily-Seabuard Mail Through coaches
and Pullman sieepers 20 Savannah and Jacksonville
Through seepefs Washington to Haniet and fam
let 10 Atlanta and birmingham. Di1ing cars
500 Z. y. Daiiy-ScabOard Express. Solid train
with coaches and Pullman s,cepers 20 Savannah.
Jacksonville, and Tampa Through sleeper 20 At
lanta. Birmingham. and Memphis Dining ca-s.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26

CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE Published only az information and not
guaranteed.
$50 p nc. q o. LIMITED. DaHy-Fast yes
tlb1le train, Pullman siecpers 70 Lexington Lolis-
vile, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Chicago and 81.
Louis. Connection for Virgins Hot Springs. Pull
Laan cars Louisville 20 SaehYliie Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining cars IA carte service.
LTD +. NJ p v LIMITED Dailv-S0lid
Iesilbuie rnin- Pullman Sleepers 20 Cincinnati.
Lexington, and LouisTille. Compartment sleeping
car % Virginia Hot Springs week Gays Dining ears.
IA carte service Pullman Siccpers Cincinnati ~
Chicago and 81. Louis. and Louisville 20 Memphis.
Nashville, and New Orleans
Reservations and ticsets al Chesape and Ohio
Oices, 5D Peunsy lvania aEenucs CO iith ssreet.
near r. ana AeU Union Station Telephones Nam
l5J Tor Washington Terminal Cab Service and slain
1866 or gllf fnr d. a b ficEet orc.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
EUROPEAN CELEBRITY COMING.

Nine. Maria Aibanesi. the famous Ell
ropean author. IS soon 10 be a guest OF
ne city Meet her through the columns
OF this paper in her wonderful new now
The Forbidden Road" As this paper
has acquired first publication rights. read
ers viii have an opportunity cf poSSeSS-
IN book form
First chapters soon.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
AUCTION SALES

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. Is
IATE, CONSISTING OF TWO ~ MODERN
IhREEST0RY ERICK DWELLING HOUSES.
btlNG PREMISES nos. $50 AND lSl2 IN
GLESIDE TERRACE
Whereas default having been made IN the raymen,
Of interest on the debt secured BY certain deed Of
trust. bearing date on the 18th day OF April A
y 1870, and recorded among the land records Of the
Dlstrct Of Columbia on April T. A. ID. 1906 in
LiDer AoJ folio -. &c sec. and Il the written d.
Tecton Ct the holder and owner of the notes Sc
cured bT sad deed Of trust the undersigned the
trustees named IA said deed q trust viii offer FOR
sale. under the provisions thereof public auction
IN frout of the premises az 3 O'Clock d m on
TUESDAY. the 7th day Of Jaauary A. D. l91s the
following described land and premises with the i'm
pToyemcuts. easements rights. WAYS and appurte-
nanees ulereun'o belonging. situate ard lJing 10 the
District Of Columbia lots numbered eighty is9l and
eighty-one lsD. IN Harry T. Jones subdivision Of lots
in block numbered three 49, in Chaplin Browns sub
division Of land nov known as "Incleside" as per
plat recorded IN Liber County No. l9 folio li5 Of
the records Of the once OF the surveyor OF The Dis
met oi Columbia. This property VIII be sold as
entirety or az separate lots. may be directed by
the trustees az the time Of the sale
Terms 81 sale; Onethird Of the purchase prico in
cash loi which a deposit Of 500 must he made %
the trustees al the time Of the sael and the bal
ance IN equal notes Of the purchaser. payable IN
and two years from the cate Of sale with interest
az the rate of per ccutm per annum payable SEMI
annually said notes 20 De secured b. first deed Of
trst on the property sold all cash al the option
OF the purchase. The terms Of s1 % be complied with
within twenty days from the q q OF sle IN default
oi which the property viii b rsJd AZ the risk ard
cost Of the defauting purchaser after five days re-
advertisement IN some ncWspapsr published IN Wash
ington. D. G. All conYeyanciry. title examination.
and recording at the expense OF the purchaser.
EDWARD J. STELLWAGEN. Trustee.
Cor Fifteenth and II sts y. W.
GEORGE Z. FLEMING. Trustee.
Cor Fifteenth and II SIS. y. W.
c. G. SLOAN & CO. Auciioneers, 1907 q st n. w.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-26
FLOOR OIL.

FOR PRIVATE AND BUSINESS HOUSES. FOR
neat glossy floors. use HUNTERS dust-kiuina
floor oil. 35c gallon. 'Phone Main 545s. or drop
postal 10 Us Pennsylvania ave. NV. Look for ths
label, &C. T. Hunter" deI7-a