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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09

Sweepstakes-Best buck, any age OF
breed-1st Beard Bros. IS.
Best eve, any age or breed-1st
Beard Bros. IS.
Harness Horses-Best buggy mare or
gelding owned in Breckenridge county
list c. V. Robertson 80
Best buggy horse, mare or gelding 2
years old and under 3-1st Wilson &
Steffey $40; 2nd S. T. Walker IS.
Best buggy horse, mare or gelding 3
years old and under 4-lst Wilson &
Steffey $40; End Beard Bros. IS.
Best buggy horse, mare or gelding 4
years old and over-1st W. E. Stone
S15; End J. L. Cooper IS.
Sweepstakes-Bes saddle horse, mare
or gelding Wilson & Steffey S25;
End Wilson & Steffey 80.
Sweepstakes, Harness Horses-Best
harness horse, mare or gelding-1st W..
E. Stone S25; End c. V. Robertson 80.
Model Ring-Best model mare or
gelding-1st Wilson & Steffey $40; End
C. V. Robertson IS.
Best model stallion-1st c. V. Rob-
ertson $40; End Beard Bros IS.
Rockaway Horses Driven in Rock
away-Best rockaway gelding, any age
list Beard Bros. So 2nd Wilson &
Steffey IS.
Best rockaway mare, any age-lst
w. E. Stone $40; 2nd w. A. Basket s..
Best rockaway mare or gelding owned
in Breckenridge county-1st Beard Bros.
SIS.
Sweepstakes, Combined Horses-Best
combined horse, mare or gelding owned
in Breckenridge county-lst {. V. Rob
ertson SIS.
Saddle and Harness Horses - Best
saddle and harness horse, mare or geld
ing, any age, to be ridden and driven
in ring-lst Beard Bros. S15; End Z. V,
Robertson IS.
Pair Roadsters-Special by Vic Rob
ertson, Dealer in Horses and Mules
Best pair Of roadsters, mares or geldings,
list Stone & Steffey $40.
Special by G. n. Lyddan, breeder Of
Registered Hereford cattle-Best young
lady rider over 1G years-1st Miss Al
berta Drury IS.
Ladies Driving Ring, Mrs. Jas Cooper.
Walk Trot Horses-Best walk trot
horse, mare or gelding-lst Wilson *
Steffey SIS; 2nd c. V. Robertson IS.
Roadster Ring z mile-Best roadster,
mare or gelding-1st w. H. Bell S25.
Running Race, Horses-Open to the
world, z mile heat-1st Noble Rice SIS;
2nd J. Beatty $40.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09
"HELLO!"
Three Thousand Met This Greet
ing at The Great Brock.
enrijge County Fair.
The News Badges Were Worn
By Big, Little, Old and
Young Alike.
HERE ARE THE LUCKY NUMBERS
HERE ARE THE LUCKY NUMBERS
227
637
2,257
1867

The Breckenridge News said Hello"
to three thousand persons at the Fair.
Many of them were subscribers, some
Of them will be and the rest Of them
want to be.
The News booth at the grand stand
was most popular, and the Hello"
badges were greatly appreciated by all.
Each one was numbered, and as an
nounced at the booth, five of them were
good for free subscriptions to the News.
The numbers were decided upon and
kept secret by DR.. r. L. Newsom, of
this city. They were sealed in an en-.
velope, and were not opened until
press hour.
The persons holding these numbers
will please send badges to the News Of
flee and receipts for the subscriptions
will be sent Immediately.
Never before in the history Of the
Breckenridge News, since 1t was foun-
ded in 1876 by John D. Babbage in a
cellar down on the river bank, has the
paper enjoyed a stronger support BY
the people Of the county and former
citizens of Breckenridge, than it is hay.
ing today. The subscription list is
increasing, interest is growing keener
and everybody is putting out a glad
hand for "the dear old News"
If the paper does not come into your
home now, see that it does before win
ter sets in, so you can have a cheerful,
newsy visitor every week at your fire.
side. A visitor who will tell you about
the folks you saw and met at Our
County Fair"
If your subscription expires this
month renew it at once. Lies too
short to put off getting the best things
in life! Here's good wishes to all of
you until we have a chance to say
Hello" again.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09
SECOND DAY.

CATTLE.
Herd to consist of l Bull and 2 or more
Females.
Best herd, over 2 years old-1st w. R.
Norman & Son $12; 2nd G. N. Lyddan
So.
Best herd, under years old-1st G.
N. Lyddan $12; 2nd w. R. Norman &
Son 50.
Get of Sire, Two to Show, Either Sex,
any age-Best two animals by same sire
list G. N. Lyddan $40; End w. R.
Norman & Son s..
Special by J. NJ. Howard, Farmer
Best two animals from same dam-1st
G. N. Lyddan $40; 2nd w. R. Norman
S., Association.
SWINE-ALL BREEDS
Special by Farmers Bank-Best herd,
boar and two sows over l year old
LIST w. R. Norman & Son $40; End
W. J. Owen & Son S., Association.
Special by w. r. Norman & Son
($5)-best herd l boar and 2sows under
s months old-1st w. r. Norman &
Son 81; End Beard q Owen 80.
Best 2 pigs, same sire, either sex, any
age-1st w. J. Owen & Son ST.; End w.
r. Norman & Son s..
Best 2 pigs, same dam. either sex,
any age-1st w. J. Owen & Son 81; 2nd
w. R. Norman & Son So.
Special by w. r. Norman & Son,
competition limited to Breckenridge Co.
best boar, any age-1st w. r. Moor
man & Son S..
Best sow, any age-1st w. R. Moor
man g. Son s..
Special by c. V. Robertson and H.
M. Beard-Best combined horse owned
in Breckenridge county, dealers exclud-
ed-1st r. E. Norman $40.
Special by Bank of Hardinsburg &
Trust Co.-To the best exhibit of live
stock shown by Breckenridge county
farmer, to consist of three different
species of the following exhibit: Horses,
Mules, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep-cup
valued at $50 won by Beard Bros, with
best exhibit ever shown in this county.
Special by Beard Bros. Best combin-
ed horse, mare or gelding, owned in
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09
FLORAL HALL PREMIUM LIST
Commercial Club.

Cotton embroidery, Mrs. E. L. Rob
ertson, Glendeane.
Silk embroidery, Mrs. Hugh LaRue,
Hodgenville.
Eyelet embroidery, Miss Emily Nc
Ateer, Louisville.
Coronation embroidery, Mrs. p. NJ.
Beard, Hardinsburg.
Carving cloth, Mrs. w. w. Hensley
entered by Miss Lena Hensley.
Centerpiece, Battenburg, Miss
Lonnie McGary, Hardinsburg.
Bureau scarf, Mrs. JEFF Hook, Har-
dinsburg.
Mantel lamberquin, Miss Rachael
Mudd, Irvington.
Piano cover, Miss Lillian Hook,
Hardinsburg.
Six napkins, Mrs. Milt West, Kirk.
Neatest suit of ladies underwear,
Miss Clara Hook, Hardinsburg.
Neatest made gentleman's shirt,
Mrs. j. d. Shaw, Hardinsburg.
Neatest calico dress, Miss Rachael
Mudd, Irvington
Leatest made shirt waist, Miss
Emily McAteer, Louisville.
Neatest made infants suit, Mrs.
Nestle Walker, Hardinsburg.
Neatest specimen of button holes,
Mrs. E. r. Hayes, Irvington.
Embroidery towels, Miss Emily Nc
Ateer Louisville.
By Fair Association
Hemstiched dining cloth, Mrs. Milt
West, Kirk.
Sofa pillow, Battenburg, Miss
Rachael Mudd Irvington.
Sofa pillow embroidery, Miss Lii
liam Sheeran, Kirk.
Lunch cloth drawn work, Mrs. H.
A. Oelze, Cloverport.
Cross stitch work, Miss Josephine
Hinton, Cloverport.
Pair pillow cases, embroidered
Mrs. Taylor Beard, Hardinsburg.
Point lace handkerchief, Mrs.
Hugh LaRue, Hodgensville.
Plume embroidery, Mrs. Daniel
Clapp, Glendeane.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09
THIRD DAY.
CATTLE.


Special by E. H. Shelman & Co.. ,
Bankers, Irvington, Ky.-Best bull and
4 females shown by Breckenridge county
farmer-lst w. r. Norman & Son $40
Special by Franklin Kincheloe, drug
gist-Best two animals, year old and
under 2-lst G. N. Lyddan So.
Special by G. D. Shellman, general
northumberland two animals under
year old-lst G. N. Lyddan S..
Sweepstakes-Best bull, any age-1st
w. r. Norman 81 Son SIS.
Best COW, any age-1st w, R. Moor
man & Son SIS.
Short Wool-Best buck, year old
and over-1st Beard Bros. SIS.
Best buck under year old-1st w.
r. Norman & Son SIS
Best eve, year old and over-1st
Beard Bros. s..
Best eve under l year old-1st Beard
Bros. IS.
Special by Joe Teaff, General Mer-
chandise-Best buck and eve over l
year old, any breed-1st Beard Bros. SIS
Special by Daily Beard, City Meat
Market-Best buck and eve under l
year old, any breed-1st Beard Bros.
$3.50.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09
CLOvERpoRT, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1908.
THE FAIR A GREAT SUCCESS.

Breckenridge county-1st c. V, Robert.
son SIS.
Saddle colts-Best saddle colt l year
old and under 2, to be shown by halter
list Beard Bros 81; 2nd E. White So.
Harness Mares-Best harness mare
2 years old and under 3-1st Beard Bros.
$40; 2nd Rev. T. Richardson s..
Best harness mare 3 years old and
and under list Wilson & Steffey $40;
2nd Beard Bros. S..
Best harness mare 4 years old and
over-1st w. E. Stone s15; 2nd c. ".
Robertson s..
Sweepstake Colt Ring-Best sucking
colt, any age-1st Beard Bros. $40.
Saddle Gelding saddle gelding,
; years old and under 4-lst Wilson &
Steffey; End c. V. Robertson IS
Best saddle gelding 4 years old and
over-lst c. V. Robertson S15; End
Wilson & Steffey IS.
Walking Horses-Best walking mare
or gelding, years old and over-1st
Taylor Dowell $40.
Roadster Ring Z mile-1st w. H.
Bell SIS; End S. T. Walker.
HORSE EXHIBIT
Coach Horses Best coach stallion
lst F. b. Lyon S15.
RPOOD MARES AND COLTS.
Special by First State Bank of Irv-
ington, Ky.-Best and finest brood
mare with foal, 1908, by her side-1st
Beard Bros. SO.
Special by w. r. Norman & Son
To Breckenridge county exhibitor win
ming greatest number premiums in any
department SO
Saddle Stations Best saddle stallion
8 years old and under 4-lst S. T. Wal
ker S12; End Wilson & Sicily S..
Best saddle stallion 4 years old and
over-1st c v. Robertson S12; End Will
son & Sicily SIS,
Saddle Mares-Best saddle mare, 2
years old and under 3-1st Rev. T.
Richardson $40; 2nd Beard Bros. s..
Best saddle mare years old and un.
der 4-1st Wilson & Sicily $40; 2nd
Beard Bros. s..
Best saddle mare years old and over
list Wilson & Steffey SIS; 2nd c. V.
Robertson IS.
Harness Gelding Best harness geld
ing, 3 years old and under list c. v.
Robertson SIS; 2nd Wilson & Steffey IS.
Best harness gelding, 4 years old and
over-lst c. V. Robertson SIS; md Will
son & Steffey SIS.
Harness Stallion-Best harness stall
lion ) years old and under 4-1st Wilson
& Steffey $40; 2nd c. V. Robertson SIS.
Best harness stallion 4 years old and
over-Wilson & Steffey SIS; 2nd c. V.
Robertson S..
Saddle and Harness Stake-Best Sad
die and Harness horse, mare or gelding
to fill, to show, 5 per cent to enter
Money divided 90, Is and IS per cent
LIST c. V. Robertson, 2nd Wilson &
Steffey, 3rd Beard Bros.
Special by G. n. Lyddan-Best girl
rider under 14years old-lst Mary Walls
IS.
Special by Jno. P. Haswell, Sr.-Best
boy rider under II years old, boys sad
die and bridle-1st Layman Fentress IS.
Mule Race-One-half mile heat, to be
owned in Breckenridge county-1st H,
Alexander SIS; End Jno. Glasscock So.
Best stable of horses owned by one
man or frm-1st Wilson e. Steffey $40;
End c. V. Robertson $40.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09
FIRST DAY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A.
Special by VIM. Burnett, Louisville,
! Ky.-For the best exhibit of butter OBJ
tanned from feeding cotton seed meal
Beard Bros. $500.
Special by Brick Hotel-Best two ami
mails any age owned by one man-Beard
Bros. IS. 90.
Special by G. N. Lyddan.-Best COW
any age-Beard Bros. $1,000.
Special by H. NJ. Beard.-Best COW
under year old-Beard Bros. $500.
CATTLE
Bull ) years old and over-W. R..
Norman & Son LIST S., End 81.
Bull years old and under-G. N.
| Lyddan LIST S., End So.
Bull year old and under PC N.
Lyddan LIST s.; w. R. Norman & Son
End 81.
Cow ) years old and over-W. R..
Norman & Son 1st SIS; G. N. Lyddan
End 81.
Cow ? years old and under 3-W. R.
Norman & Son 1st S.; G. N. Lyddan
End 81.
Cow year old and under 2-W. R.
Norman & Son 1st s.; G. N. Lyddan
End s..
Cow under year old--G. N. Lyddan
Ist So; W. r. Norman & Son End 50.
SWINE, ALL BREEDS
Best Boar, year old and over-W.
r. Norman & Son 1st So; w. J. Owen
End s..
Best Boar, months old and under l
year-W. r. Norman & Son 1st So;
Beard Bros. End 50.
Best Boar, under months old-W.
J. Owen & Son 1st 81; w. R. Norman
& Son 2nd$2.
Best Sow, year old and over-W.R.
Norman & Son LIST So; w. J. Owen &
Son End So.
Best Sow, months old and under
year-W. r. Norman & Son 1st So;
Beard Bros. End So.
Best Sow, under months old-W R.
Norman & Son 1st s.; w. R. Moor
man End s..
MULES.
Horse Mule, 3'years old and over-G.
N. Lyddan LIST So.
Horse Mule, 2,years old and under 8
&C. V. Robertson LIST IS.
Horse Mule, year old and under D
Beard Bros. 1st So.
Sucking Horse Mule, owned in Brock
inridge county-P. M. Beard LIST So.
Horse Mule, any age-G. N. Lyddan
lst $40.
Mare Mule, years old and over
Beard Bros LIST IS.
Mare Mule, year old and under Q
Beard Bros. LIST Sc.
Sucking Mare Mule, owned in Brock
inridge county John Kennedy 1st So.
Mare Mule, any age-Beard Bros. LIST
$40
Special by Joe Glasscock, dealer in
Horses and Mules-Best pair Of mules
any age or sex owned by one man in
Breckenridge county-Beard Bros. LIST
$40
JACKS AND JENNETS.
Jack, any age-Lon Jarboe LIST $40.
Jennets, any age-J. T. Carter 1st
SIS.
HORSES FOR GENERAL UTILITY
Best Stallion, l year old and under 2,
owned in Breckenridge county-E. H.
White LIST $40.
Best Mare, year old and under 2,
owned in Breckenridge county-Beard
Bros. LIST $40.
Best Mare or gelding, any age, owned
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09
Dorothy Boating Club.

John L. Oberst, August G. Bosler
and L. B. Witmeyer, members of the
Dorothy Boating Club, arrived here in
their launch Monday. They are enjoy
ing a few daYs outing on the Ohio.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09
For Miss Plank.

Miss Grace Mae Plank, who will be-
come the bride of Mr.. Ira Behen, Sep
TENDER %, will be given a linen shower
by Mrs. James Younger and Miss Louise
Babbage. She will also be entertained
by Miss Jennie Mabel Harris. The
dates of the entertainments will be an
nounced later.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09
In Contest.

Miss Jane Smith, of this city, and
Miss Alice Pate, of Mattingly, have en-
tered the Evening Post contest. They
are both ambitious, and it is hoped
that the Breckenridge county girls will
win.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09

Best saddle stallion, mare or gelding,
owned in Breckenridge county-C. V.
Robertson LIST $40; Beard Bros. End S..
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09

Continued on Page Eight.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09
SADDLE STATIONS

SADDLE STATIONS
Best saddle stallion, mare or gelding
owned in Breckenridge county-C. "
Robertson LIST $40; Beard Bros. End S..
HARNESS RING
Best harness stallion years old and
under 3-1st Wilson & Steffey $40; End S
T. Walker So.
Best harness gelding, 2,years old and
under 3-1st Beard Bros. $40.
Special by B. F. Beard & Co., Gen
eral Merchants-Best harness mare or
gelding owned in Breckenridge county
LIST c. V. Robertson $40; Second pre-
MUM, lamp valued at S1O-C. V. Rob
ertson.
Special by Sheeran & Beauchamp,
Liverymen and Livestock Dealers
Best saddle mare or gelding owned in
Breckenridge county, Beard Bros. LIST
$25.
Roadster Ring 4 mile-Best roadster
stallion, mare or geldirg, owned in
Breckenridge county-1st c. V. Robert
son & Beard Bros $50.
Combined Horses-Special by DR..
John E. Kincheloe-Bestc combined sad
die and harness stallion, mare or geld
ing, owned in Breckenridge county-1st
c. V. Robertson SIS.
Stallion and family of colts-Best stall
lion, with or more of his get any age
LIST c. H. Drury SIS; End Beard Bros.
$3.50.
Special by c. L. Beard and c. v.
Robertson-Best colt, the get of Monte
Rose-1st T. V. Robertson $25; End
same SIS; 3rd F. F. Dean SO. Monte
Rose is owned by Smith Bros, Garfield,
KY.
Special by T. c. Lewis, Jeweler-
Handsomest boy baby, under 15months
old, gold ring valued at Preston
Witt Foote.
Prettiest girl baby, under IS months
old, gold ring valued at 81. 5O-Anna
Reed Nix.
Running Race-Horses to be owned
by Breckenridge county men, = mile
heat-1st J. w. Beatty S25 End Noble
Rice $40.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09

Howard called out until every person
had left the grand stand.
Great was our County Fair.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-09-09

in Breckenridge county-C. V. Robert
son $l5; 2nd c. V. Robertson SIS.
Best Stallion, any age, owned in
Breckenridge county-C. " Robertson
LIST SIS; Beard Bros. 2nd SIS.
Best sucking mare colt owned in
Breckenridge county-lst Nose Payne
$40.
Best sucking horse colt owned in
Breckenridge county-1st Beard Bros.
$40.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19

The this
 PER Proposition The par value the stock % share and only id
 25
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19

nation most pleasing to the stockholders of the Company a> well as myself. SAM B. ADAMS.
 President Mesca Mining Company
 Mescal mountain through which the lnovl ..ore-stli6c runs and which the Mesca tunneIF| being driven to the right can be seen the out crop ot d great intrusive dyke of prophyrv form ing the "conact" for the ore body There is on th| surface of the Mescal property a trenendonI blowout of gossan. showing gold and copper, an the many shafts oh this property all show ore ln property is now being developed by tunnel run hing through the main outcrop and will strike at depth of about 100 feet. The tunnel is no | $50 feet long and good commercial ore will douo less be encountered within 15O feet. Day and nlsp shifts are pushing the work along at 20 feeI week and the property has all the earmarks Of Op coming biz mine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19

start east in few days ala stop a- Tndepens- ence. Kansas. Hope you are in 2oeJ aealt. ant spirits. l remain yours sincerely.
 J. E. ~. NICHOLS. Nr Nichols and ai~ a~~o.1ar..S 1..e 6u >r Louis. H. i~ all expert mining rnginees-al4 aa> Inspected many properties. all et which nave proven ra be valuable to those who invested IL tnenl H. vis- tied Jerome at his own eNfoen>f anei carefully e- amind the property of the Nes:aL Mining Colnpa- ny and after doing so purchased 2o00oQ shares of stock for himself and associates
 Mr. Arthur Mittleburg showed Mr. Nichols let ter to friend of mine and he asked that he might send lt to me as 1t was strong endorsement of the Mescal Mining Company. l, in turn, asked per mission to publish it. It certainly conveys infor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-07-19
Jerome, Ariz.. April T.. 1908.

Jerome, Ariz, April IT. 190S. Nl. Arthur NittIcbcrg, St. Louis Mo-
 Ny Dear Friend Arthur
 have carefully examined the Mesea Mine. Il mining district. very rich in gold and copper: in fact, gold can be banned in several places where the gold rock can be quarrcd out, which will assay 3l3oo and upwards per ton. The outcroppings of copper in several places is wonderfully strong with development that is being pushed vigorously night and day It is only question of few weeks that the mine will be ready for equipment of machn- cry. and shelter O economically handle their own product. Some of the principal mining men and hard working miners are buying all the stock they carry in the Mcscal copper mine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-06
THos. j. OWEN 4 son. AUCrIoNEERs

At" rnovEn rHdrEnTS. KFIHt; FIVE I i6Ts
on X STREET BETWEEN 9Th AND It'll
MI ANn ONE On STREET BETWEEN
by virtue of decree passed In the Supreme
Court Of the District of Columbia in the case Of
Richard l. Miller 1T al. vs.. Jesse Miller ct al,
equity No 26.l,5. we. the undersigned trustees,
Uses on MONDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
NAY. 1903. AT HAIF-PAST -FOUR O'Clock
PM. the follow ring described land and premises
| situate in the city Of Washington. in said Dis
trict. and known rs and being lots g. 0. TO- II
and IL in Callan.s subdivision OF square $50. as
laid down In Book &. Fl. r.. folio "a Of the sur
vcyor's office 81 the District Of Columbia. each
lot fronting 70 feet on X street between 9th and
eth streets ne. hy depth Of 100 feet tn n 38-
foot alley. IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER lot
% In Moses kelleys subdivision Of square S31
MS said subdivision is recorded I'm Book J. Fl. X.
foil" 3. II the office Of the surveyor Of the Dis
. trict Of Columbia. fronting II feet X street
between 9Th and 9th he, hy depth of 80 feet
To an alley.
i. Terms VI sale: One-third OF the purcha Sc
money to h. paid in cash. and the balance in
two equal installments. payable in one and two
years from the day AZ sale. and tn he represent
cd by the pruinissory notes of the purchaser.
fsarng interest at the rate OF per centum per
annuIu. payable semi annually. and secured by
deed Of trust the property sold. all cash,
at the option Of the purchaser. 500 deposit re-
anircd an each parcel upon acceptance "f bid
All convey amng. notary fees and recording at
purchasers cost. Terms TO be complied with
within fifteen days trustees may advertise and
sell at the purchasers risk and cost, after I've
DAYS prcv!ors advert .sement Of snch resale pub
| lished in so'tc newspapcr 1t washaston. h. C.
I - WALTER =; JOHNSTON;
Il. GOLDEN NON NILSSON.
BRAINARD W. PARKER.
Gil 18th -. n.w..
apes-d&dseSu Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-06
FUTURE DAYS.
THoS ). OWEN e. son. AUCrIONEEus.
Trustees Sale of Valua=
bile Improved Real Estate,
known as the Northern
Liberty Market and Com
vention Hall, corner 5th
and l. Streets NV.

BY virtue Of n certain deed Of trlst duly re-
corded in I.iber No 1870. folio s6 ct scsI OF the
land records OF the District of Columbia, and at
the request Of holders Of bonds secured thereby
the undersigned trustee will sell at bubble arc-
ton: a front Of the pr PR. on FRIDAY: THE
POUR O'CLOCK PM. the following described
land and premises. situate In the city "f Wash
ington. District Of Columbia. and designated as
and being the western part Of s1uSre I've bnn-
bred and fifteen t51hj Of the said "ity. fronting
one hundred and eighty zone 1S1) feet X
street north. hundred and eighty Ole (It1l
fret on L street north. and three hundred an'i
twenty three and ten-twelfths (323 10-12l feet
on Fifth street west. except 50 much of the SAIL
western part as Is laid ont as public alley. to-
gether with the Improvements consisting Of II
brick bniIding with u market house IN The FIRST
floor and Il large hall the second .!oor. knt wn
about ten thousand (i0.000) people.
Terms OF sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash. balance In three equal
installmenrs. payable in one. two and three yeHrs.
with interest at six (62f> per centuin per annun.
pa yabe semi annually. from day Of sale. secured
by deed OF trust u,On the property sold. cr all
cash at the option OF the purchaser. \ deposit
of 81. 800 will be required at time Of sale. Al
conveyancing. recording. etc, at cost OF pur-
chaser. Terms OF sale to be complied with within
thirty days from day Of sale. otherwise the
at the risk and cost Of defaultng pIrcha ser.
after ten days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published in washington. -. e.
THE TRUST COMPANY or NORTH AMERICA.
Trustee. Philade;ghia. Ia.
CLEPHANE & CLErHANE. Attorneys for
Trustee. IA II -. nv.
ap:6. Is. 20. N.Y.. i.5.d after my6ts