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The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24
NICHOLAS BURKE'S DEATH.
Succumbs to Ailment, That at First Seemed
Slight, While Visiting Bay St. Louis Few
Day. Ago on Board His Fathers Launch.

Nicholas Daniel Burke, the Oldest son
of William P. Burke, the prominent
wholesale grocer, died Saturday after
noon last at 2:30 o'clock, in the New
Orleans Sanitarium, following an oper-
alton for blood poisoning, brought on
by a seemingly Insignificant pimple.
Young Mr. Burke was Is years OLD,
and was a student of Loyola College,
where he was considered one OF the
brightest pupils, and his death will
cause great regret among its students
and faculty, for he was generally be
loved.
He was the grandson of the late Mich
olas Burke. His mother, before her
marriage, was Miss Mary A. Cahill.
Besides his parents, he is survived by a
brother.
The foregoing, taken from the New
Orleans Picayune of Monday morning
will be read with profound regret by our
readers acquainted with the family and
the young people whom the young
man met while in Bay ST. Louis no later
than last week while enjoying a cruise
on the Gulf Coast on board of his
fathers launch. The seemingly in
significant pimple" was on the calf of
his left leg, and blood poison was
brought about by constant scratching,
The launch was anchored Off the Pick
wick Hotel, and while ashore young
Burke made many friends amongst the
younger set.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24
MLAURlN SOON TO BEGIN Senatorial
CAMPAIGN.

Advices from Washington state that
United States Senator A. j. M'Laurin
intends to devote a good portion of his
time after the adjournment of Congress
to mingling with his. is.constituents; that
he will leave the national capital imme-
diately after consideration of the tariff
bill is finished, and has already made
engagements to deliver addresses in the
State during the summer.
This is not surprising in view of the
fact that "Uncle Anse" is slated for a
very warm fight to retain his seat in the
upper body, and, while it is two years
until that event takes place, he does not
intend to allow his opponent, ExGoy-
crnor Vardaman, an opportunity to gar
ner in any votes unless the aforesaid
s'Uncle Anse" knows exactly where
they were garnered, and the whyness of
the garnering.
According to Senator M'Laurin's
friends, he has no purpose or desire to
open the campaign two years in advance
of the election, but at the same time he
believes that politicians, like farmers,
should keep their fences constantly in
repair, and if there have been any
breaks in his political fields during the
present session of Congress he wants to
know it.
Ex-Governor Vardaman is spending
a good portion of his time outside the
State filing engagements on the Chau-
tauqua lecture circuits, and at the same
time hustling up sufficient coin to pay
the expense of what promises to be even
a more memorable campaign than the
Vardaman- Williams race two years ago.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

SAYS

It's been 50 long since we had anything
to say, have almost forgotten how to say 1t.
It's almost as easy to forget how to do a
thing as it is to forget what you owe. Did
you ever have anything to do with the fell
low who was always forgetting to mail you
a check? We have. Oh! it's dead easy to
forget or get out of the habit Of doing
things.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

James R. Garfield and Gri1fora
p;rchot are to collaborate on oook
about the Roosevelt administrators
# is not stated whether they VII IRE, IRE
ceiye more or less than 81 per worn
for the same.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

over in China when man Degins
70 howl for reform they XIII nm. ,lr, in
tb;s Christian country they silnpis
laugh at him and pass filppahs re- ,
marks about a disarrangement oi INC
machinery in his head.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

Champ Clark declares the new Tar, NJ
;ff hill in process of incubation "
- varsa than the Dingley act. HOW
oen oe that be. when the Dingley ac.
was condemned as the very aom s,,f.
evilg Possibly our capacity " s
fer has increased,
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

The heat has caused an epidemic
of wifebeating in Indiana 1oush on
the weather.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

"should a fisherman's net earn.
;nas he taxed9" inquiries the Desert
News. Perhaps. 1t may pe the , onS
way possible to get at the ac'u"i
sults of his piscatorial efforts.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

Nobody would mind what sort of d
4aae we're decreed by Congress II
only every man might be his own TAX
assessor.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

Il looks as if the regular annuai
frustration of Walter Wellmans am
hilton to discover the North Pole hau
occurred again.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

By making its own ice, one GOV, So
erment department has brought 'ne
cost down from s7.65 to 90 cents d
ton.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

Don't blame your meanness
the heat.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

congressman consider the Civil
Service about the most uncivil thing
in Washington,
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

Is this Uncle Sans country or On
cle Nelse Aldrich'sf
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r. de MONTLUZIN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office: Front Street Hours: II to
2, from to 6 o'clock.
BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS.
TELEPHONE TALK NO. 2.

TELEPHONE Talk NO. 2.
Every business man realizes the
absolute necessity of having tele-
phone connection in his office or
residence. The time was when they
depended entirely upon messenger
service, costing many times the pres
ent telephone rates. If you have not
our telephone service you are the
one who realizes its value the great
est. Our manager will give you full
information and details.
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE
AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Qncorporated.)
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q. u. GardebIed,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
----.-.-.-a iii
- Ei@N
RESIDENcE-cor.r rou,roa ,,a c.-x
REsIDENcE-cor. TouIme and State

Contracts taken for small and large
Jobs. Estimates made free, and
plans and designs cheerfully furn-
lshed. A liberal share of patron
age solicited. Oreders left at Cor
debled's Drug Store will receive
prompt attention,
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24
OPPORTUNITY.
(For The Sea Coast Echo

(For Echo)
Master of human destnes l.
Fame love fortune my footsteps wait
CITIES es sa ss and Isss ssE ndte ana snp by
H0vf knock aas qa aass ssa easss ae sSsy gs
'sRns aH sass it s'isi sss h95 ii s sst''s
And they % who foil follow VINE me reach reach every very state tate
Save n dssth d s tho ad S dSosss aaDs sss' hesitate
Seek %s n 1sa :s sod t assi 9s@SGg @as a1' "''
and return more
beautiful It said that ez,Pdsn Roo while the
win
S ay is and sbsfsa Ike % the pvs 1sh sen
SIS sckisd Ger with pale cast Of thought M - and vond III.
@ aa s the no eet w hop
the optimistic trend I and tune this Of
OPPORTUNITY.
They do wrong who who say @ eGns no god more in
FOR ns You S1s11S Se |
Each MssR n oP 5 2 f2sSe @ eeaFs sss on the the 1e'
Dost A bp uns soS syey thy iee oa yo 1s al nsi sshs
Then DHsf S on posd shSS the past
And find the futures 2s white t Isl snow Sg:
thou Sins be Ssd 3Fgyga { M
Each And %ls saob ass s Sos
NY inagnsss S 1 yi ,hs asad sP ps aa v 3 @ an d n
MY But a nonens
Though @ % H xa WING 1Ss s98 aano' and weep
No Bat yet mght u rise 1d eGf5 Be gs agsn @an
WALTER MALONE
decidedly euhonioqs 3 There streak SUNSHINE ] in its % soul whole
nope d M biht
sunlight! The be
should
soothing
uppeTmoSt
drying single has of honest worth
shedding search OF glory"
circle terminates beginning making
day.
hand"
"God help duty, shrink
n humby rest"
should
And present is the time for action Longfelow
There birds years net.'
"od against
us ?" AS Addison put upon the lips OF Cao
But We'll do Semprohus We'll deserve it,
tits potential lose not sight, and the vital
Ing golden go fitting so Shakespeare,
Indeed,
advantage slip"
tested crucble found wanting"
ent of mayor of Memphis, Tennessee
is oolat All, nothing s too
shall palpate.
learned Greek eighty Sophoces
Off
Wheneac had
Had begun of Men;
Woodstock, with the nighingales,
Canterbury Tales
Wemar, toilng
Completed Faust when eighty years were past,s
Mobile, Ala, July 18th, 909 -JTUN POTTS HOLT
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24
l.. A. deMOntluZin
CHEMIST AND PHARMACIST

Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals and Pat
ent medicines, Perfumery, Toilet
Articles, Candies, Speetacles, Fish
ing Tackle, Etc, Cigars, Tobacco,
Soda and Mineral Waters.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24
Do you buy Feed ?
Give him Pratt's Food.

We feed our horses Pratt's Food twice a
day. Do they look good Take peep
Then think of what they do 1t would kill
half the horses in town; still they are fat
and sleek Give your horse more Pratt's
Food Crowded you buy from me)
Respectfully,
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

Front Street, Bay St. Louis, Miss.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

Mobile, Ala, July 18th, 1909.
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

Is varied and complete.
Can better prove this by
your calling. Won't you
call ?
The sea coast echo., 1909-07-24

Master of human destinies am [;
Fame, love, and fortune on my footsteps wait.
Cities and fields walk; penetrate
Deserts and seas remote, and passing by
Hovel, and mart, and palace, soon or late,
knock unbidden at every gate.
If sleeping, awake-if feasting, rise before
turn away. 1t is the hour of fate,
And they who follow me reach every state
Mortals desire, and conquer every foe
Save death; but those who doubt or hesitate,
Condemned to failure, penury and woe,
Seek me in vain and uselessly implore;
answer not, and return more.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29

lauter, abseflGrt, edit Bis tn's Mart :
babel tiibI BON auben. Oab man ite fiir
tsmptramentIps baItsn t6nnte. =
Der R6einipein min lansfum unb nit
9erfGnbuib ssnOFen isin. aber babel
lam es einem pdfiren, baB einem eth
Ruuid gu aopfe iteigt, sbe man ss
merit"
Sat biefer .Rhsinpetn" pieIIet4t
6Iaue augen9" fragte SoItei.
Sans IdfsIte Dor iid bin. Or ants
portete ni6t.
,Seilises Sa%npnsnrobr! 8ts
Iputen alfp tp~abrbaftig nod bel Shnsr!
SOFT ftebe S6nen in 9naben bei!1
@bsr in isinem ebrliden S4red
iber bieTe gntbsduna empfunb @pltet
bod cine Dirt Grlsihterung, baB bic
~Tputsnbsn glugen blau unb ni9t braun
tparer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-10-29
EDW. Wal z,
s0AK WOOD SALOON j
,~aeeeniiber Der glabIe

hermdnu, =: ITO.
GieS lit Der ~eIesanieTte GaIoon in Ger
mann utp Iinoei man bort audi bic bcfen
@etr6nte uuo Sigarren,
9~eionberS CUTE 98bisfDs. IueiniSer
geeni in Sertnanu fir ben beriibmten uto
cd1ien Bourbon uno yipe MbiStu ben Ser'
mann DRILLING So. 9reiS ocrIclbe tpie In
/ er Dtfillern.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

FOR RENT-FTYE DESIRABLE ROOMS. FUR
nished OF unfinished centrally located. suitable
for large party during Inauguration Apply 6Is
Louisiana ave. Nv fe2l-7t
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

New York. Feb 5.-The first witness
called to-day by the defense IN the gov
ernment's suit against the American
Sugar Refining Company was Oliver
Spitzer, the dock superintendent OF tbs
Havemeyers and Elder refinery in VIII
iamsburg. Splitter was tried for attempt
ed bribery in Brooklyn last April and
acquitted. That case grew out OF the
alleged exposure Of false weighing In
November. 1907. which forms the basis
for the present suit as we'll
Splitter denied absolutely that he had
instructed any Of his checkers 70 tamper
with the scales used by the government
weighers. The existence OF the ingenious
wire device which the government has
made much Of In presenting It's case the
witness declared he knew nothing OF
whatever. Nor had he ever attempted
20 bribe any person not 10 expose weigh
ing frauds Of any character he said
that ne had used water on the scales
10 clean them, but that the scales were
always balanced by the government
welghers after the operation. He ex-
planned. too, how the sugar spilled from
swept I'D and TeWeighed.
Splitter. IN response 10 the lead OF ths
company's lawyers, said there were many
elements 70 affect the balancing OF tbs
scales and cause very material differences
in weight. such as the wind. the suTging
OF boat ST The dock, the vibration OF
the hauling machinery, and the passage
Of heavy trucks The scalehouses were
also open to government inspectors at
night. he said.
On cIosS-examination. United States At
toruey StimSon wanted 10 know why the
always showed a steady loss
10 The company. and why. during Spitzer'
twenty years Of service as superintendent
OF the docks belonging 70 the refinery. Re
had done nothing 10 correct such coadi-
tons Spltzer's reply 10 this was that
he could not keep an eye On everything.
and that the differences we're normal and
customary.
The books showing the differences in
weight. which were taken from SpitzeT's
Office. were shown 10 the witness for
Identification He appeared surprised at
the amount OF some OF the differences.
which ran as high as 42G99 pounds. Re
said his clerks kept the books and that
he did not examine them closely himself
The second witness called was Emile
VoelKeF, a checker in the employ o. The
sugar company. His testimony was brief.
and cross-examination was deferred until
tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

At a meeting OF the District OF Cclum-
bia Conmandery. Military Order OF For
eign Wars. Of the United States, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Commander.
Admiral Richardson Clover. L. s N:
vice commander. Commander George ".
Simpson. L. s "; judge advocate. Col.
Frank Lee Denny. Z. 6. II. G: secretary.
Ma. Joseph N. Heller; registrar. Com
mander Richard Mulligan. I. s y; sur
seon, Alexander Crawford. [. s. y; vice
commander general to the national COM
mandery. Gen. George H. Hsrries. Reso-
I1t!ons were adopted to the memory of
Col William H. Gardner, L. S. A.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

NORTHWEST
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Informzt5o1 Bureau
GoLDENBERc's Information Bureau
HECHT & CO Cashiers Once
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau
S KANN. SONS & Co. Information Burezu-
SIMPSONS PHARMACY, corner 7th 81. and r !.
ave ard R s.. Nv.
JOHNSTONrS PHARMACY. N y. J. ave. Nv
F. 2 WELLER'S PHARMACY. S5i u 8 Nv
ATKINSON-S PHARMACY. Ith and STA Nv
ASTORIA PHARMACY. Sd and SIS uE.
KBNESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pleasant ard
irving sts- nv
KENER'S PHARMACY. Sh Snd 5 Es- Nv
N A MENKE. 5,h and SIS. Nv.
PROCTOR-S PHARMACY. ISIS l4th Z Nv.
7 L LEATHERTOOD- lis 18th s. nT.
STOTT & SNYDER. 18th and q SIS ~.
DOM & SANFORD'S PHARMACY. conner y. z.
aFe- and North Capitol s. nv
DAY & cos PHARMACY, 9Th and 6 sts nE-
YARNOLD7s PHARMACY. Ssu 18th 81 nv.
HERALD BRANCH. S5 st. Nv
NORTHEAST.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, q and Z SIS ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. sth ard T sts. ne
G. J. GEIGERS 5 PHARMACY, corner 6th aud 3
Ss ne-
sTAFFORD-S PHARMACY. 7th and H SIS ne.
CHARLES J. FURNAN'S PHARMACY, sth and
z Capitol SIS ne
BLUHERS PHARMACY, y. Capitol and SIS e.
D. D. COURTNET'S CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND.
IL y Capitol ST
SOUTHWEST
MILBTRN'S PHARMACY. 7th and Sta sE-
SOUTHEAST.
r P. WELLER 9Th and I sts. Sc.
GUY N NEELY. 1Ith ard G sts se
BROOkLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON. Ith and Newton srx-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
LOTS.
FOR SALE.
THOS. J.FISHER & co. QNC.),

Z38 18th st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS rs DUPLICATE WILL
be received and publicly opsned a. the abaTs Cf
fee az z O'Clock nocn SATT BD8T. March 3
40 fer cut stone w0-k limcstocef for cke sspe--
str7Crure Of the addition 20 the United Stzses
couFthCuse Washington D. e. Plans and spelSc=-
tions may b had upon application 70 the above
ostCr Eacn bid must Be accompanied b. a CT
sired check surety bond in the sum of f7e ~
cent s. II the amount OF The Did. SuCties i1
the sim a fifty Ter cent So q the CONTRACT
TTice VIII be required with the contract The -ght
Is reserved 70 reject any CT al BIDS and 20 wsire
technicziities and i-fcTmalities. ELLIOTT WOODS.
Superintendent United States CsTitcl Building ard
Grounds fc1-5t
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RWY.

SIhEDCLE N EFFECT JANUARY L l9p-
Leave Washington New Union Station
30 q. m.-Daily-Ar points O. No7foIk and West
err also kroxviile. Chattanooga. and Memphis.
DlG p m--Dsiiy-Roznoke, Bristol Winston
salem. Knoxville. Chattanooga Nashville Memphis
New Orleans Through Sleeper. Dining cz-x-
For AoTfolk-Ieavs Washington. 30 D. Il daily
u-i5 q n dssly fexcept sunday Arrive Norfolk
10 a. n. and so = n
4s5 ?. m.-Dsily-BeTTJTille LEIrsT. Shenandoah.
Trains frcm the Southwest arrive SIS a. r. ard
l08 o. n.
avenue Bend Buildinzl
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-Follosinz schedule figures published only
as information. and are not guzrzuteo5-
FcT Atlanta BiruirEhzr Mobile Ngr Orleans
AsaeTiile. Chzttzuoosz. Memphis a. n. snd
l5,i5 ?. n dssly. DininE czrs-
For Rosn0ke- Knoxville Chzttsnoozz NezpasS
New Orleans. 1c.i9 2 n daily Dining czrs
Fer CoIgmhia Charleston. AuEus;s Aiken. ssTan-
1zh. Jacksonville. and Florida points, 40 ?. u.
daily Dining car service
Tourist cars for California. tri-zeeky. 80 ? u.
Loczl foT Hsuis0nbTTg. . a. Y. daily: As 2 n.
week dsys. fer DsuTille 20 a. II. daily. and fo-
Charlottesville. 30 a Il and = 2 r daily.
Frequent trsizs 20 ard from Blueuont
L s BROWN. General Agent
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

A deed VIII be placed on record shortly
by which Benjamin ". Reiss and Y. z.
Reiss, owners OF the property al 140s
street northwest. wiz transfer Il 70 Rob-
ert y. Harper The details OF the trans
action for the purchase OF the property
were concluded some days ago. The cor
sideration is Sss. $50, which Is at the rate of
$50 a square foot for the 2,SS1 feet.
The sale OF the St. Matthew'S Church
property. at Fifteenth and H streets
northwest, opposite the Sboreham. was
completed al the Catholic University yes
terday. Cardinal Gibbons came over
from Baltimore. and the final papers were
exchanged and the second payment was
made on the property. The Southern
Commercial Congress VIII now take pos
session OF the building. and II viii be
thrown open 10 the public as a rest room
during the Inauguration week. The Dur-
chase price Of the property was about
S45e.00a. and the congress has until No
vernber Of this year 10 complete the pay
ments.
The three-story apartment houses
known as the Frances and the Willard.
in Twenty-fifth street. have been sold for
William '. Mahoney by Moran & Gold
enberg, in connection with the Office OF
I. z. F. Prince. The structures each
contain six apartments The considera-
ton was about S25.o00 Both pieces OF
property were obtained BY one purchaser.
who viii hold them as an investment.
Stone & Fairfax recently sold for Dr..
Victor s. Clark the brick apartment at
1865 Willard street northwest.
This building was erected about three
years ago by Harry wsrdman from plans
prepared BY A. H. Beers. and Is similar
10 the five adjoining buildings which
we're also erected by Wardman and sold
BY Stone & Fairfax
The purchaser IS resident OF this
city and owns property In the same
block. and is acquiring this building 20
increase his investments in that class of
real estate.
Building permits were issued yesterday
TO:
The Capital Traction Company: one
brick store, at 21ge Fourteenth street
northwest; builder. James L Parsons: es-
tinated cost. S5e00-
Mrs. Maggie Y. Roche; one three-story
brick dwelling. st 26s5 Garfield street
northwest; architect, \. Il Beers: build,
er, c. ". Barkman; estimated cost, S4.099.
c. ". King; one two-story brick and
frame dwelling at 679 Columbia road.
architect, y. Waller; builder. c. ". King:
estimated cost. $3.50.
c. ". King. one twO-stcry brick and
frame dwelling. at ST Irving street; archf-
tect N Waller: builder. c W King:
estimated cost, S1-700-
s J. Brown NJ Bates. s Warren, and
A Warren: two two-story brick and
frame dwellings at Fessenden and Mans
field streets. Tennallytown. D. G. archi-
tect and builder, C. I. Greer; estimated
cost. s9.098
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE-Pubiisaed only as information. ard rot
guaranteed
80 2 NC & O. LIMITED. Da{ly-FaSe Tes-
tlb1ed trsIn. Pullman siesperS 20 Bezinztcu Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Trdianapoiis ChicaSo and ST.
Louis Connection for Virginia Hct Spzinzs Pull
nan czr Louisville 70 Memphis and New Orleans
Dining cars. a "a carte service
ul0 P. NJ 2. Y. LIMITED. Dsily-soi.5
FeS-5buie train. Pullman sleepe-s 70 Cincnnsti
IseIinEron. and Louisville Compartment sleeuing
czr % Virginia Hot SrTirEs week dzys Dining czrs
a "a czrte ssTvice Pullman sieepeTs Cincinnati 20
Chicago and st louis and LOUISVILLE 70 NenpEis
Nashville. and NeE Oriezus
Chesapeake and Ohio OGoss. 81 Pennsylvania
avenue. ls9 T STREET. ard New Union Staten. Tel
epaoue Main l6t5 CT - far tickets baggage checks
reservations and Taxieah
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
STEEL CAR IS APPROVED.
Pennsylvania Railroad 10 Use such
sIeepers Hereafter.

Pittsburg, Pa. Feb. 2S.-The first steel
sleeping car ordered BY the Pennsylvania
Railroad passed through Pittsburg last
night. and was inspected BY local officials
This afternoon the announcement was
MADE from the Offices here that the Pull
man people who had built the car had
been informed by the Pennsylvania that
hereafter nothing save the aIl-steel car
must be built for this line.
The aIl-steel car. which was built at
Chicago. will be thoroughly tried out at
every point along the line II is under
stood that the reason given by the Penn
syivania for insisting that all sleepers
hereafter be made Of steel Is because OF
the New York tunnel. it having been
rumored that nothing having wood in
its construction win be permitted to enter
that tunnel
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26

New York. Feb. 25.-Cspt. Rensen. r.
\. R. commanding the White star liner
Baltic. which brought the Republics
passengers into port. was the guest OF
honor at a dinner given tonight al The
Union League Club. By r a. c Smith.
president OF the American Mail Steamship
Company.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-26
AUCTION SALES.
TH0s. J. OWEN & SOY. Auc5i01egz.

TH0s. J. OWEN & son, Auc5iouesz.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE FRAME
dwelling cor1cT Of 5th sud RitteuhoSss s-s
Manor PARK. .. C--By VlT1ue Of a certain deed q
trust daily recoTded IN LibeT No. $50. folio s. e
seq, q the land rscor1s q the District q Colun
bis and a. the request of the PARTY secured there
BY. the undersigned trustee wi1 sci a. pubic
auction. n froEt q the premises. On TUESDAY
the p dsy q Marca. A. D. $50 az 80 O'Clock
? n. ;he folloWing described land and premises
situate IN the District q Columbia and designated
ss snd heing lots numbered = r. and a. 10 s1uzrs
s2s N William Terrell trustees Subdivision g land
known as sad called "Msnor PARK" as per plat
q ssi8 Subdivision on fle and 0f record IL the
of5ce of the Surveyor q the Dsstrict Ct Colunbis
IN County Book Nc 2. 2 =. low knoE1 as lot
2. sane SQUARE. Terms q sale; Cash. A deposit
Of $50 VII he required az ti1e o. sale. AZ cun-
Teyauc.ug. recording. &c. az c0st 0f purchaser
Terms q sale 70 be compiled with within fifteen
DAYS from day q sale. otheTEise the trustee re-
serves the right 70 resell tie property az tie rsk
and cost Of defauiting purchaser after Eve DAYS sd
veTtiss1eut q s1ch ressle in some newspaper PUB
Hshed in Washington, d. c. WALTER A. JOHN
ST0S. Trustee fels-IltexS