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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-03-03
ToMMY's STRANGE PARTY


Tommy Smith was spending the
winter with an uncle and aunt in the
sunny southland. Tommy's mother
and father had gone to Europe on
business trip, and had decided to let
Tommy remain in his native land thus
keeping him in school without inter-
ruption.
During the first week of his parens
absence Tommy felt very lonely, in
deed, and many were the hours that
he longed and longed to be with Papa
and Mamma, who were sailing on the
great Atlantic ocean
But on the second Saturday after
his parents departure Tommy was
awakened early morning and his aunt,
who said to him: Come, Thomas
Henry, and get up and dress quickly
have great a great and splendid
surprise in store for you today. Don't
ask single question; but get in your
Sunday suit and best hat and shoes
and be ready for breakfast within
twenty minutes, for at the expiration
of three quarters of an hour we'll be
starting"
Starting where?" asked Tommy,
scratching one ear and rubbing one
eye to get awake.
Now, Thomas Henry, didn't l tell
you not to ask single questian 2"
And rommy's Aunt Mary laughed and
shook her head at the still drowsy
boy. Come, open wide your eyes,
for | promise a good time Is in store
for you" And then Aunt Mary was
gone from Tommy's room, and he
could hear her bustling about in the
kitchen down stairs preparing break
fast.
Tommy dashed some cold water
, over his face, and was soon as wide
awake as he could be. Then recall
ing all that his good aunt had said to
him he almost jumped into his Sunday
|, best, taking pains to lace his shoes
up very neatly, not missing a single
hole.
Then down stairs he went with
bound, and was in the dining room
which was big, open porch-and was
saying CHEEKY good morning to his
{. jolly uncle, who was also attired in
his "dress-ups."
well, Thomas Henry" cried Uncle
Joe Aunt Mary says there's some
| thing doing today. Can you guess what
it is?"
But l mustn't guess" declared
Tommy. Guessing would only be one
! form Of asking questions. And Aunt
Mary has told me-"
ITO get to the table this minute
and have breakfast" said Aunt Mary,
busting into the room with the tray
Of coffee, toast and eggs. Come, no
time to lose. We've got to leave this
house at $3.50. It's almost now"
(To be continued).
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him. want to buy a colt to go with
him. had a little calf but sold her
for $40.
My papa is 81 years old. l have a
half brother and sister.
Their names are Grace and Ar
mon. Grace is 3 years old and Ar
mon is four
have been sick for weeks.
will not go to school again this
winter
We have 10 head of yearlings and
a little calf. and cows; papa has 5
head of horses and 200 chickens.
We have 16 head of brood sows, 6
head of hogs that we are fattening
and 8 little pigs
am II years old.
drive my pony to Sunday school
every Sunday and Grace and Armon
go with me.
Willie Fitch.
PiNb1onI
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EIGHT RULES FOR THE JUNIORS

l. Use one side of the paper only
2. Write neatly and legibly, using
ink or sharp lead pencil.
8. Number your pages.
4. At the bottom Of the last page
write your name, age and address.
5. Do not copy stories or poetry
and send us as your own work.
6. Always tell whether you are a
Courier Junior or Tri-Weekly Junior.
Z. Address the envelope to Editor
Courier Junior, Ottumwa, Iowa.
8. Your stories must not contain
more than 200 words.
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Curtis, Neb.
OLIVES BIRTHDAY PRETTY SOON

Dear Editor: AS have read so
many little girls letters to the Junior
thought l would write. I have writ
ten once before. Hike to read the
Junior page and think it is nice. My
school was out the last of January.
My teachers name was Miss Myrtle
Pedan. l live three quarters of a mile
from school. l could not go the last
week of school on account of the
measles. Ny birthday comes very
soon. | will be ten years old. l think
the Christmas stocking club is nice.
My Papa takes the Tri-Weegly Coulter
Hoping to receive a post card | am,
Yours Truly,
Olive McReynolds
Floris, Iowa., R. f. D. No 2 Box 70.
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RUTH SENDS SECOND LETTER..

Courier Junior:
Some weeks since little Ruth Flea.
nor Daggett sent little letter to the
Courier Junior and asked you to please
publish it, but as it has not yet ap-
peared she has been greatly disap-
pointed. She is only and one-half
years old and never fails to have the
whole of the Courier Junior page read
TO her. She has watched constantly
for her letter She is sick now and
! an sure will look for her letter in
Fridays Courier. I do hope you will
publish same. l give it to you as re-
member it.
Il am only six and a half years old.
but l have the Courier Junior read
TO me every week. I enjoy it very
much. | go to kindergarten school
end like it very much. This is my
first letter to the Courier Junior and
| hope you will pubnsh it.
Il have a Fox Terrier. Kid is its
name. He is very cute Goodbye.
Ruth Eleanor Daggett,
1922 East Fifth ST."
Ottumwa, Ia
(Note-Ruth's first letter did not
reach the editor of the Junior or else
it would have been published. We are
sorry that Ruth is sick and hope
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The Courier Junior
Published by
THE COURIER PRINTING CO.,
oTTUMWA, IOWA.
MATILDA DEvEREAUx.
EDITOR.
BIRTHDAYS FEB. 29.

Dear Junior: We want each one OF
you to write us about some one who
has birthday Feb. 20. We want to
see how many people the Juniors
know whose birthday is on that day.
1t must seem funny to only have s
birthday once in four years.
We will give a beautiful cup and
saucer, or plate, or a souvenir
spoon, or nice book to the Junior
sending In the best story about some
cup whose birthday is Feb. 20. This
one whose birthday was Feb. 20. This
Monday, March 9.
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We have family cat. she is white
and blue. We call her puss. She Is q
nice kitty. She will catch mice and
give them to the little black kitty
When we go out doors to play Old
Puss will go with us. Puss will follow
us to school every morning. My little
sister says that Old Puss is her kitty
When we go skating Old Puss will
have to go with us. too. OLD Puss will
lay on our laps and go to sleep. She
came to our house one day last sum
mer and has been there ever since.
I can't think of much to write
about the family cat this time. If !
receive a postal 7 will vito anothed
story next time. Yours truly,
Olive Baker.
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GOV. JOHNSON OF MINNESOTA

John Johnson, thirty-threet years
ago little Sweede boy of thirteen was
going about the town Of st. Peter in
MINNESOTA drawing rude little wagon
in which he was taking home the
clothes his mother had washed to sup.
port herself and her children. And he
is now the Governor of Minnesota
Gustav Johnson was the father of
Johnson Who came to this country
about so years ago. He was black.
smith and was known as mighty
smart boy, because he knew all about
everything that was going on in the
world. He became the Governor in
1904 and people began to say he was
the man for the place.
Clifford Johnson,
Age s Floris La.
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MARGARET'S BROTHERS HAVE
BEEN SICK.

Dear Editor:
My two brothers have been sick and
l have been busy helping mamma after
school.
NJ. gdandma and my cousin from Os-
kaloosa, aunt and uncle and their son.
Vincent, from Burlington, spent
Christmas week with us.
l have received some lovely post
cards from Juniors and l thank them
very much.
I was very glad to get the letters
from Mabel Reifsnyder and Ruth
Kramer. l will answer them soon
| answered Dore Elders letter but
it came back to me from the dead let
ter office at Washington. l will write
to her again.
Your little friend,
Margaret Sunley age TO-
2S12B Clark Ave-
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GEORGE WASHINGTON.

George Washington, the first presi-
dent OF the United States and the
most noted man of the United States
was born in Westmoreland county,
Va, Feb. %, 1882. When he was six
teen he was made surveyor of the
Fairfax property in Virginia. Through
his brother Lawrence he was made
surveyor of the land Because his
brother had married into that fam
lily. In doing this work he camped
out in the forests and was in. constant
danger of Indians. When the French
and Indian war broke out, he was
sent by Governor Dinwiddie of vir-
gina TO warn the French. Washing.
tons defense for Fort Necessity was
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One day l was sorting out the shoes
we keep in our closet and when
went to put them back l looked In
one Of the shoes and there was a nest
of mice. In an end of the shoe were
some hazelnuts. In the other end of
the shoe was the mice nest made
out of silk pieces and of ribbons and
in 1t were four little mice. That
night we saw the old mouse coming
back and our old cat ran and caught
her Your friend.
Nellie P. Roland, age 8.
Tibartyyi1la Tnwa
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The FAMILY CAT.

We had very nice old family cat,
and she was about seven or eight
years old when she died She was a
very good old cat She caught rats
and mice. When they came around
our house she would get them as
quick as she knew it. She would go
around to the neighbors and get their
mice out Of the barns. But she was
so old she died year or two ago. We
have lots Of other cats at our house
now, Mabel heifsnyder,
1922 East Second St.
Ottumwa Iowa.
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OUR VALENTINE DAY AT SCHOOL

We had valentine box at our
school house this year We had lots OF
fun and a good time The box was al
most full of ugly and pretty valen-
tines. Ny schoolmate and I read off
the names and verses We all laugh
ed very much. I got five, two ugly
ones and three pretty ones My teach
er got nine. AS I haven't any more
time I will close haping to receive a
postal. l am IL years old.
Eva McEwen.
Braman. Okla
r r No
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A BOY WHO LIVES NEAR ELDON

Dear Ed tor:
| have written once before and
did not see my letter in print, so 7
thought I would write again. l live
two miles north of Eldon on the Edge
wood farm. My papa has two horses,
I COWS and calves. | have one
brother 5 years old. My brother and
| will start to school in the spring.
We will have two miles to go.
I like to read the Junior. Well |
will close for my letter is getting
long. Good bye,
Clarence Pedrick, age 7.
R. F. D. No. /, Eldon, la.
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! AM A THIN BILE.

| am thimble. | am Worn on the
finger when my mistress sews Most
Of the time when l am wanted l am
lost, and of all the lunny places they
look for me it really is amusing TO
think of. And they really find me
where they left me for | cannot walk
away | am made Of several things
silver, gold, brass. l am very useful.
Not many can sew without me.
Helen Melvin age 7.
31S North Marion st.
OttumWa Iowa
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Braman. Okla.
p q No 1
GEORGE WASHINGTON.

Several months before the end of
the war Washington resigned his
command and retired to Mt Vernon.
His brother Lawrence had died some
time before, and now the fine estate
was his own. Not long after this he
was married to a handsome widow,
Mrs. Martha Curtis. who also was the
owner of LARGE estate Washington
was now one of the richest men in
Virginia He was elected member of
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WILLIE WRITES TO HIS UNCLE
DUDLEY.
Dear Uncle Dudley

Dear Uncle Dudley:
AS I have never written before |
will write. live on farm in the
country. l like the country better
than town. because can have a big
time in the timber. | have a pony and
colt year old and a SOW over a
year old.
I had three pigs last summer, but
/ sold them. I got s35 for the three.
l have a cat. His name is Tom. |
like horses best OF animals, because
they are most useful
bought little sorrel colt for s45.
sold her for $50 and paid $40 for
another. call him Charlie. He is 80
nice and gentle. l have halter for
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VALENTINE DAY AT SCHOOL.
Dear Junior:

Dear Junior:
AS | have never written but ONE
will write abort Valentine day at
school, We all had nice time. We
played like we had postoff1ce. Two
of us kept the postof1lce and the rest
came to get the mail, which was Val
ent tines. | got two regular Valen
tines and twenty made ones. We
celebrate Valentine day to remember
a kind man. He was very kind to the
people and children and he went to
see them. Your friend
Nellie Baird, age 10.
DOudS Iowa
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GRACE WRITES FROM COLORADO

Dear Editor
AS have never written to the Jun.
Tor before. will write about my
school. | go to the Columbia school.
My teachers name is Mary Weller.
Our principals name is Miss Wright
She is from Oskaloosa, Iowa. I am
in the second grade, A class. ride
my wheel every day to school. 1 will
close for this time. Yours truly
Grace Clifton.
Colorado Springs, Colo.
627 Unitah street
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toys; six little books for Jacky and
a large doll dressed very fine for
Patsy. George got piano for Nellie
Curtis.
Washingtons house was all very
wonderful His bed chamber was the
finest of all. On a marble lay his
Bible where Martha had been reading
just before his death. His bed is still
standing.
George Washington was the first
president and was great man. He
died in 1899. He was born in 1882.
Yours truly,
Fife Howard
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Dear Editor
| have been reading the Junior let
ters and thought it would be nice to
write one myself.
l go to school and am in the second
grade, in the primary room.
I have % head marks
There are IA pupils in my class.
My teachers name is Gertrude Rob
inson. We all like her very much
I have had lots of fun sliding this
winter
That is all l will write for the first
time.
Earl Miller, age T.
ROnanartp Iowa
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HISTORY OF A ROLLING-PiN THAT
is SO YEARS OLD.

My mothers rolling-pin is very old
My grandfather Newman made 1t for
my grandmother over so years ago
He made it out of a piece of linn
wood 1t is good yet. Mamma has
used it for % years.
Just think what a history of cook
les, pies, biscuit and doughnuts 1t
could tell Of If it could only talk.
Everett Newman, age 10.
Florence, Kansas
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VALENTINE DAY AT SCHOOL.

I always like to have Valentine day
come and l hope the Juniors do.
l didn't go to school on Valentine
day this year.
I always have a nice time when I
do
didn't get any valentines this year
but hope | will get some next year.
Well as my letter is getting long,
will close Your friend
Addie Bradbury. age a.
Pulaski, Iowa
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MAUDE HAS FOUR SISTERS.
Dear Editor.

Dear Editor:
have been going to school in CHS
holm. l mad mile to walk My
teachers name was Ruth Cessna She
IL going to teach next term like
to go to school. I have four sisters
Ruth, Mary, Emma and Nancy and
one brother His name is Ben. His
wife is named Charlotte. They are
boarding at the Avery hotel. There
is pond close to my house and
love to skate. We have lots of fun
in the winter. coasting and skating.
Yours truly.
Maudie Squires, age 10.
Chisholm, Iowa
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GOLD CAKE.

Y cup butter, yolks of eggsb eaten
till thick, " cup milk. cups flour, q
teaspoonfuls baking powder flour to
taste. Eula Kline.
Russell, Iowa, R. r., No. 2.
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THE TRI-wEEkLY PRIZE WINNER

The prize for the Tri-Weekly Junior
goes to Lucille White of kirksville,
Mo. Lucille is entitled to the prize
according to all the rules of the con-
test She has been a most faithful
Junior, in fact joined when the Cou-
rier Junior was only few weeks old.
If Lucille will tell us whose picture
she wants we will send it to her.
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"BRAkEMAN CAKE"

Three eggs, two cups of sugar one
Gun of butter, one cup of sweet millt
the cups of -four three teaspoonfuls OF
baking powder. Flavor to taste
Hazel Wright,
Russell r F. D., No. g
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sUET PUDDING.

y cup butter yolks of eggs beaten
raisins, ~ pound of curants, l heap
ing cup OF sugar, 11a cup of suor m TX,
l teaspoonful of soda eggs cinnamon
to flavor. Flour to make stiff batter
and put in pudding bag, thus giving
the pudding room enough to raise a
little. Boil in pot or water three
hours. Lucy Larimer,
Russell Iowa
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Dear Editor
We had valentine box at school
on Valentine day. got seven nice
valentines and they were all pretty
had a nice time and hope to have
another one next year Then when |
went to the mail box the next day |
found a valentine post card and it
was the incest of all. 1t was from the
Courier Junior l was much pleased
with it. My classmates got pretty val,
entines also. | am Tri-Weekly Jun.
ior Well. as my letter is getting long
| will close From your Junior
Nettie Ninemires.
Jameson, Mo
R. F. D. No g.
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the house of burgesses and thus be-
came one of the lawmakers for the
colonies For many years he lived the
life of a country gentleman, oversee
ing the work on his plantations hunt
ing foxes with his spcrt-loving neigh.
bors and going down to William 8.
burg every winter to help make the
laws in the House of Burgesses.
Eunice Hubbard, age 10.
Cantril, Iowa. R. F. d. No. 8. q
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SPANISH BUNS.

One pint of flour one pint of sugar,
one cup of milk, 70 eggs, one cup
of butter, one tablespoonful of ground
cinnamon, one teaspoonful of ground
clover, three teaspoonfuls of baking
powder. When done sprinkle with
sugar. Goldie Ralston,
Drakesville love-
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JUNIOR RECEIPTS.
NUT CAKE.

Cream y cup, l cup butter with I
cup of sugar. Add the whites of 3
eggs beaten very light, * cups flour.
teaspoonfuls of baking powder, sifted
with flour and two-thirds cup milk.
Stir flour and milk in a little at time
and the last thing add l cup chopped
English walnuts Bake in shallow
tins. Your Junior friend,
Jennie Rupe, age IL,
Cabot, Ark, r. r. No. a
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DAT cal GEM.

Soak over night two cups of oat-
meal in a pint of sweet milk; in the
morning add two beaten eggs,
tablespoonful of sugar, a heaping tea
spoon of baking powder, salt and bake
in gem pans in a hot oven.
Ever your Junior friend,
Otto Rupe, age ~
Cabot, Ark, R. R., No. @
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NUT FILLINe FOR CAKE.

Boil together one teaspoonful of
sugar and a little water until the mix
ture becomes brittle then drop in cold
water
Remove from the fire and pour it on
the well-beaten white of one egg. Add
a teaspoonful of hickorynut meats
and put between layers.
Your Junior,
Leora Lewis, box So,
RUSSELL Iowa
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Dear Editor
I have never written to the Courier
Junior before
I am a little girl years old.
I go to school at Bridgeport.
My teachers name is Chloe Con
ley.
l have two sisters, their names are
Lucy and Lora
I will close.
Erma Myers.
Eddvville. Iowa.
R. R. No. /.
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Ottumwa, low
A ROCKING CHAIR.

When ! was about year old my
Grandpa Schumacher bought me a lit
tie rocking chair. 1t was vanished
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she will soon be we'll We would like
to have Ruth's picture.-Junior Edi-
tor \
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EARL HAS % HEAD MARKS,

Ollie, Iowa.
R. F. D. No. 1, Box So.
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SISTERS ARE LUCY AND LoRA.

Bonaparte. Iowa
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Eddvville. Iowa.
R. R. No. /.
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NIdI SdIet "IIVIdII, age 3,
Ottumwa, Ia. 32S w. Fifth st.
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Douds, Iowa.
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jameson, Mo.
R. F. D. No. 3.
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

Ottumwa, Ia.
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sToRiES-LETTERs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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A ROLLING PIN.

Richland, Iowa.
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A MOUSE.

Ottumwa, Iowa.
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VALENTINE DAY AT SCHOOL.

K. F. d. No. 1, Eldon, la.
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THE FAMILY CAT.

RhOelne BoIt2
Ottumwa. Ia, 4s9 Jay street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-01-03
THos. ]. OWEN 4 son. AUCT1oNEERs.

TRGSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE, FRONTING $50. sc
p pE S On A SGH8bs A " AID North
PITAL GROUNDS.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust. dated November
~. 1908; and recorded in Llher so45 page ,ss. Of
the land records OF the District Of Columbia.
an, and at The request Of the party secured thereby
pAY; JASuARY EIGHTH. 1905. AZ HALF If
ing described real estate. in the county of
Washington, District of Columbia. and known
and Distinguished t I as and being part Q. lot
per plat recorded in Book Levy Court Ne. ?
folio l. in the surveyors ONCE of the Distract OF
said lot and running theuce with the sonthera
line thereof sSush 81 degrees IS minutes 20
stone in the north wall Of tSe Gosernme eOa aa
pital for the Insane thence continuing said south
feet to the west ne o. Sehos east
thence with the west line thereof north g de-
gsees 50 minute; 70 second. east sso.ss feet
grees minutes so seconds west 1852 feet
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Terms of sale One third cash. ohe-third In
year and one third in two years or all cash
at the purchasers option. deferred payments, ii
any. to be secured by deed Of trust upon the
real estate sold and to be represented ty promis-
notes Of the dated on the
coa1eysncing examination q title end reeord:
DEPOSIT Of 500 viii be required al the time Of
purchaser with the terms Of sale. trustees re.
serve the right TO resell at the risk AMI cost of
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