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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01

The Reciprocity Club met with
Mrs. L. D. Hodgkius Tuesday
afternoon. A very good time
was had by the members and
refreshments were served.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01

;Ome one once asked A. 7.
Stewart, the great, mer-
chant. the secret of his
success. II make it a rule"
he said, ito carry a line Of
controlled articles, which
can't be found elsewhere,
and which have such great
value that the public always
come back for them. ANY
merchant adopting this plan,
and in connection with it
marking the right price on
his merchandise, and giving
it the required amount Of
publicity, is sure Of success"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. U. T. Gaba spenr
Monday in Joplin.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01
m. O. G. Wreck.

Tuesday the M. o. G. had a
wreck near Bernice. A tank Car
and FIVE boxes left the track.
Section Foreman Brown and
crew went down to pat things in
shape.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01

Herbert Gaba, Frank Nicholas,
Elmer Smith and Mead Miller
have gone down the river on =
fishing trip. They win Be gone
about . week
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01
High Grades.

Grade Opal Dowty, 81
Grade 2-..Alton Willard and
Louise Kitchener, IS
Grade 3-Ehie Marlet, 81
Grade beatrice Cherry, %
Grade 5-Grace Opperman, "a
Grade 6-Kenneth Goodner, IS
Grade Charlie York and
Winnie Fagg, IS
Grade Helen Diveley and
Burton. Convey, 95
Grade s-Vesta Talbot, 81
Grade 9-Worth Chubb,
Grade 10-Ruth Smith,
Grade 11-Ruth DeMoss,
Have you cleaned mp your lit
ter, trash and rubbish?
The S. P. and H. club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs.
PARK Hartley last Thursday af-
ternoon. Miss Claire Auman was
a guest.
The Arch Deacon of the Dio-
ces of Topeka viii hold services
here Sunday evening atthe Epis-
copai church. Everybody cor
disiig invited 70 attend and bring
ylnl irleqaE
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01

On May 16 the NJ. o. G; will
begin carrying mail. Tie 'c6n'
tract will provide for mail from
joplin to Muskogee. -
- :, 49,
Good morning, have you piled
up your trash7 - -.
Mrs. Harry Humphrey has re
turned from a visit in i, Kansas
City.
Miss Fern Schnebley is visit
ing in Joplin this week, the guest
OF Mrs. Westy Petraeus.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01
MUSLIN UNDERGRADUATES.

NJ are closing out all underwear and viii discontinue this de-
partmeut What we have left goes at
oNE-HALF PRICE.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01
SKIRTS.

SKIRTS.
Wool and silk skirts to close out quickly on sale at
oNE-HALF ORIGINAL PRICES.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01
MILLINERY.

All spring hats win be sold at 0NE-TalRD Less
regular prices.
5s sale affords you an opportunity 10 provide complete out
s than actual cost Of production Every garment offered Is
q stvle and material and win justify your Investigation
Nominal charge for alterations
L. =, <orS Joplin, Missouri
- ~ W|f- ~ A. ar and 1nnin SD
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01

Joplin, Missouri.
at 6th and joplin SIS.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1913-05-01

Have you cleaned mp your lit
ter. trash and rubbish?
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
Brief News Of the week

The second trial OF the criminal
antitrust suit against the bath tub
trust" began In the United States dis
trict court at Detroit Monday.
From financial circles In New York
comes a story OF an alliance between
Hill and Gould interests that indi-
Gates early entry OF the Hill railroads
into California.
The New York Stock Exchange put
itself on record as opposed to incor-
poration, and as against the enact
ment OF a maximum rate Of interest
on call loans.
Under the plan for dissolying the
merger Of the Union and Southern Pa
cific roads, the main line OF the Cen
tral Pacific is sold to the Union Pa
cific for $lO2,OOO,OOO.
Married aliens whose families are
In their native land must bring them
to the United States before they them
selves can become citizens. according
to a ruling OF Federal Judge Anderson
OF Indianapolis.
Prominent Masons In New York.
represented by Raymond f. Kline, OF
Brooklyn. paid $500 for the gold
Knights Templars invitation TO Presi'
dent Mckinley which was found re-
Gently In possession OF a pawnbroker.
With but three opposing votes. an
amendment TO the constitution grant
ing women the right 10 the ballot
passed in the Nevada state senate.
The amendment has already passed
the house, and will now go to the peo-
pie for ratification.
Precipitatlng a struggle that may In
volye the entire trade relations OF
Washington and Oregon with Califor-
MIA. the West Coast Lumber Manufac-
turers' association. at its annual meet
ing in Tacoma. adopted a resolution
putting the question OF the San Fran
cisco boycott on finished fir lumber
in the hands OF a committee OF seven
and appropriating $1,000 from the gen.
sral fund to carry on the preliminary
work.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Water Proof Shoe Polish
1Oc Per Bottle
Rexall Remedies
Eastman KOdaks
Local News.

The Oregon Realty company has
opened up In the room south of the
Carter house and are going right after
the business. Go In and get acquaint.
cd with them. they are alive.
The place to buy first GLASS candies
is at the Ontario Bakery.
Three entertain iments within a week
is little strong for Ontario. What
was advertised ss Garments orchestra
by the Britt Lyceum Bureau ,of Lin.
coin, Nebraska and Boise, Idaho. ap.
pesred here Friday evening. They
substituted bunch Of girls and the
audience was too disappointed to even
appreciate the entertainment given
by the amateurs who kept the aud ience
waiting until nearly o o'clock and
then gave 55-minute entertainment.
This was ono Of the numb bers arranged
FOR the school course by Mr.. CouKlip,
but the Britt Lyceum Bureau are the
ones to oensure for the substitution
md anything under their management
'hould be stunned.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06

For Sale-38 shares Owyhse Ditch
stock, either whole or part.
A. b. Winter. Everett. Wash.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
SCENES FROM THE
entire LIFE OF CHRIST

The representative of the Fa-
nous Film Company was in On
tario today and arranged with
Mr.. Dorman, of the Dreamland,
for an exhibition here at an ear
ly date for their great produc-
ton, The Life Of Christ from the
Manger to the Cross.
The scenes in this subject are
all laid at the original locations
in the Holy Lands and the char
acters assumed by leading actors
of the world. This is highly en-
dorsed by the clergy and is con-
sidered the master piece OF the
film makers.
Mr.. Dornan also arranged to
show on Sunday evening Feb
ruary 8 their great historic SUBJ
ject Queen Elizabeth, with Sar-
ah Bernhardt in the title role.
The subject and impersonator
are too well known to need any
introduction and the people
should show their appreciation
of the enterprise in bringing
such high class entertainment
here.
What use for lines with Bern
hardts face to readY Her Soul
Is mirrored i'm her face.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
Want DRAINAGE DISTRICT
TO Drain LAND NEAR CITY

A movement has been started TO or
Ranize n drainage district TO cover the
low lands In aud around tho city.
This 10 IN snticip patton Of the city
being atle TO dig the outlet to the
river. The district will include all
the low lands to the west and south
ana will affect all parts of the city
west Of the track.
There is u string Of slougbs there
now and the proposed district will
dig ditch that will drain all OF them
and act ss a main trunk sewer for the
west and south sections OF the CITY.
IL 10 proposed to take advantage OF
the Bsbcock bonding law ana issue
long time bonds for the improvement.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
BAKER TO VOTE 4,703
ADDITIONAL WATER BONDS

The taxpayers Of Baker on Tsbru-
AIRY 2I will vote on the separate oues-
tons OF issuing city bonds IN the sum
OF ss&.7os to repair the present city
water works system by constructing
new line from the settling tank 10
the distributing reservoirs. and the
issuance OF bonds In the sum Of $685.
900 TO complete the work noted above
and extend the line TO impound the
waters OF several other streams to
which the city has title.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
REPORT OF HOSPITAL

The following is the report Of Holy
Rosary hospital for the month Of
January, 1918:
Number OF patients remainaing Ia
hospital January lst. 4; number Of
patients admitted during the month.
20; number of patients treated dur
Ing the month. "a; number of patients
discharged during the month 49,;
number of deaths during the month, l !;
number of patients remaining In hos
pital February lst, 3; Total number
of operations. IA.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
SCHUBfRT'S GIVE GOOD
entertainment HERE

The Scbuberts gave q pleasing enter
tainment Saturday evening for the
benefit OF tho Cemetery association.
The selections by MIR. Purcell. the
violinist. was too classic and tecnp iaal
for the average, but none questioned
his art. All the artists came In for
generous applause and the audience
sympsthized with them for the lack
OF heat In the house.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
CONDITIONS FAVORABLE TO
GROWING TURKISH TOBACCO

Experiments are being made at
West stayton by J. Costakis and e.
Papadiyoanis with the culture OF to-
bacco. They assert that conditions
In Marion county are favorable for
the successful raising Of Turkish TO-
bacco. Being natives OF Greece. they
are familiar with tobacco culture and
are setting part OF their irrigated land
TO this crop.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
Ontario Pharmacy
COUNTY COURT HOLDS SESSION
Continued from page 1

In the matter of the resignation Of
c. V. Mitchell as director of the Nal.
heur County Fair association, resigna-
tion accepted.
In the matter of the appointment Of
director for the Malheur County Fair
association, E. A. Fraser of Ontario ap-
pointed.
In the matter of describing boundries
Of the varioua road districts, and Great.
ing new district. is, out of old district
6, action taken.
In the matter Of appropriation for the
Gregory and Carey families at West
fall, $500 per month allowed.
In the matter Of levying taxes for
the different school districts Of the
county, for 1918. Special:
Diatrict M;lIs
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06

Drayage orders taken at Moore
Hotel John Landinaham. residence
phone 424
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Money 10 loan on improved irri-
gated farms. W. II. Doolittle Co.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
Local Items

n. j. Ward Is feeding 66O0 sheer
near Nysss.
The Nyssa cheese factory was slated
to open Monday
Ell. Van Petten has returned from
a trip to pendleton.
r.. Bail was In Boise this week
lacking up some dairy cows.
Mrs. A. Il. Fraser and Mrs. Sheffield
we're visitors In Boise last week.
]. A. Hoskins was down from his
Brosan ranch several days this week.
Mrs. Newman, OF Emmett, was
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Arnold.
this week.
Hotbed sash-Just q few more left
q. the Empire Lumber company yard.
Call early.
so shares Owybee ditch stock for
sale on long time. A. +. Boyer. On
tsrio. Oregon.
Lent started Wednesday and many
haze agreed to give up q few vices for
the next six weeks.
D. W. Dean Is hauling lumber for
house aud other buildings on bis
place. near Reese's.
Mr.. Dittenhoffer, who owns some
land near here. Is preparing to i'm.
prove It this spring.
The s. and O. club will meet on
Thursday afternoon, February -,
at the home OF Mrs. Davidson.
Miss Essie orcutt has been appoint
ed a clerk In the postor.ce here. tho
new eight hour law making 1t neces.
ary.
Now Is the time TO get new rug for
that room while Farley has big stock
to select from.
Miss verna Cine. OF Portland has
been a guest of Mrs. Fry for several
days Miss Cline formerly resided
here.
Carpenters have been busy around
the depot this week. There is new
floors In the freight office and baggage
rooms.
Mrs. Boyer Will go to Portland this
week TO attend the millinery opening
there on Monday at the Wholesale
houses.
Married At Vale. by Judge Geo.
Mcknight, Clyde Bethel, Of Notus,
Idaho, and Mas Julia II. Lievssy.
Of Ontario.
q. Il. Stanield was here looking
after the sheep he is feeding In this
section. He says the winter is fine {
for feeding. Il
c. A. Chapman leaves this week
for California with the Boise polo {
team where they are scheduled for
several games
A marriage license was Issued in
CALDWELL Monday to Manuel Smith
and Pearl Moore, claiming Ontario as
their residence.
U. h. Bowman, of Payette. Idaho, {
Will be at the Ontario livery barn m
Monday Of each week for the purpose
VI buying poultry.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glover left /
tuesday for the east. Mr.. Glover a
VIII 20 to New York City and Mrs. b
uioVer will visit in Chicago. t
y Z. Hunt, of Nysss, returned .
sunday from Wisconsin with 90
noistein cows and heifers. Others !.
'fe buying COWS to keep the new r
cheese factory going. il
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06
Local News

Miss hatheryn Roberts, the altf
with the Schuberts. was entertained a,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Bill
Kingsley Sunday by Miss Randall. who
is an old friend from Epworth, Iowa.
i have for sale few good Buff
OrpinRton cockrels. sired by a Boise
and Ontario blue ribbon winner.
These will 90 for 200 each Mrs.
ID. A. Hurrle, New Plymouth. Idaho.
A number Of our fruit men are in
Payette today where they are organic.
ing Fruit association to cover this
section. It is move in the right
direction and should be encouraged.
l.. ]. Chapman gave On entertain
ment Of IA numbers IN the Washoe
school house Monday. which was high.
ly spoken Of by those who attended.
The Payette orchestra furnished the
music.
Sunday was ground hog day and the
animal was able to see bis shadow.
but he will miss many beautiful days
II he does not chow up again for six
weeks. The robins arrived few days
ago.
Huntington had q city election this
week in which the ladies participated.
Ed Harmon. marshal. r. s. Bubb,
mayor, Chas. Binder. j. s. Crimmins
and ]. O. Rogers. councilmen. q. II.
Gsrnett, recorder and II. Il. Fenton, |
treasurer.
John Sbsmberger was over from
Wasboe Wednesday. Mr.. Shamberger
believes the farmers are making
inselling bsylin this country.
lie 10 arranging for some milk cows
and believes that they will materially
Improve his farm aud bring In larger |
returns.
Much speculation was INDUCED In
by the admirers OF the Schubert's ne
10 who was who In the company. Mr.. |
the violinist. owns u half In
crest In the company. Miss Purcell,
he soprano. IL his wife aud Mrs.
LOWE Purcell. the contrsito. is his
mother. Miss Roberts. tbs harpist,
8 travelling for her health.
IL has been several years since this
ection had such fine sleighing for
o long period. Since the roads have
'een opened and packed the stages are
making excellent time and the weather
3 ideal for stock feeding with sbun-
ance Of snow In the feed yards and
nore In the mountains to insure fine
rops during the coming year. = Burns
israld.
The city council. Of Caldwell. re.
entity called for competitive bids for
lighting the city. which resulted In
saving of about so per cent to the
ity Arc lights were reduced from
@ per month to 50. 60 candle power
to rs cents q month. elec.
ricity for power aud pumping plants
ne cent per kilowatt hour. Nampa
scured a similar reduction without
skiing for it so ID is possible that the ,
ompany will treat Ontario with equal
The parcel post is outgrowing its
Saddling clothes in about thirty days
Though half OF the people do not
now Il is in existence. We received ,
small package from Boise this week
y express at cost of 35 cents
le postal rate would have been l 8
snts. You should always specify =,
ship by parcel post" when the pack I
,e is within the limit encouraging
,e service and cutting out the express
,bbers until they give us a fair rate
this western country.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06

In the matter Of the appointment OF
road supervisors for the various roac
districts Of Malheur comfy, Oregon,
for the year 1918:
Road District Mol A Walker, On
tario.
Road District No. 2-Seymour Ross,
Nyssa.
Road District mo. saw. Glenn.
Vale.
Road District No. 4-w II Cripe.
Westfall.
Road District No. Sc F Stansell,
Big Bend.
Road District No. 6-Chas Bradley.
0wyhes.
Road District No. I'D C Beers. Jor-
dan Valley.
Road District No. s-Alfred Wilkin-
son. McDermitt, Nevada.
Road District No. 9-K. N Dale.
Crowley.
Road District No. l0-Geo Barkley.
Juntura.
Road District No. Hilary c Ed
wards, Ironside.
Road District No. i2- Floyd Howard.
Malheur.
Road District No. lS-Boyd Luke,
Weiser, Idaho.
Road District No. l4-T Chas Pritch-
ard, Jameson.
Road District No. l5-L. W. Ivers,
Watson.
In the matter of the petition of &. X.
Emison and others for laying apipe line
on the county road. petition granted.
In the matter of appointing county
health officers for Malheur county for
1918, DR.. F. l.. Williams of Vale ap-
pointed.
Road Fund.
Bills allowed by the County Court,
January. 1913. term:
Jordan Valley Nero Co. supplies
road district No. 6............ 20
r Blackaby Com Co. supplies
road district No. 7.,... ...... 329
w Sharpe, labor, road district
NO. Inn. ...............'' foo
j T Logan, material, road dis
trict No. Ia 4.................. 1000
Fred o Mahan, labor, road dis
trict No. l................... 1915
General Fund.
Bills allowed by the County Court,
January, 1918. term:
] F Weaver, county commlsson-
ers Tees .........'.'.''.' o'No
G w Knight, cash expense indi-
gent. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1928. rs
T T Nelson, burying INDECENT and
supplies 8l.25
C T BoyntoL, care indigsnt. 80. 600
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06

Wantsd-A second hand Bean Hand
Sprayer In good condition. q. q
Luehrs.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1913-02-06

Ontario Bakery gives you more
aud better candy for your money than
any other place In town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-03
"NATTAPANY,"
"MILLSTONE LANDING,

and stelmbaai wharf thereon
| known az
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-03
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The object OF this suit is to pro-
cure a decree for the sale and change
OF the vestment OF certain property
hereinafter described, situated in
St. Mary's County, in the State Of
Maryland. which was owned by the
late Ellen Ogle Thomas. widow OF
The late George Thomas. at the time
Of her death. and which was devised
by her Last Will and Testament to
John II. Thomas Ia trust for the
children OF said testatrix. aud TO re-
lieve said John II. Thomas OF the
duties OF the trust created by said
will In 50 far as they relate TO the
sale Of said property, and TO autho
riz, the sale OF said property TO John
II. Thomas In his personal capacity
at private sale,
The bill of complaint states that
Ellen Ogle Thomas died 10 1909;
leaving will which vas probated
and is recorded In the office OF the
r. gister OF Wills OF St Mary's Co
in Lber p II d No. /; folio BOB,
that she loft eight children. all o.
whom are sui iuris, viz; John 4
Thomas, unmarried, Tazewell I,
Thomas. VIII has intermarried with
Marie Vol Spinosa Thomas, William
Nj Nj. Thomas, W ho has intermarried
with Sara Chuikshank Thomas, Up
ton b. Thomas, OF Troy, Ohio, wht
has lntermarried with Emily Hoii
mlu Thoma@. I'D ward 0 Thomas. q
BROOKLYN, n. Y, who has inter
married with Millicent Thomas
Richard Brooke. unmarried, OF At
lanta, Ga Louisa Ogle Thomas, un
married, Kate Thomas Browse, wht
has intermsrried with Henry n
Browse; that she was then seized
and possessed Of certain real estat'
situa' ed IN tbe eighth election dis
trict Of sa' county. and bordering
on the PAtuxsnt River. consisting Q
tract Of land Or farm containing
about six hundred acres, and know
40
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Send S Bushels ofWheat
to the Factory Mill and
get a Dbl. of Good Flour.

New Wheat will net
about CSC or 9Oc.
BusheI Your Bbl.
OF Flour will cost you
about 50 rs or 3d.
so The name Flour
from the stores orcity
costs now SIS rs and
Sc 90.
------.---------.--.----.- ------------s-.--s-'
The Mil is in First-Class COndi
ion. New Silks on all Boiling Ma
chimes and rolls reground.
JOHN 7. CECIL,
7-13-tf. GREAT Mills, Nh.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-03
DUKE BOND, Attorney, Baltimore, Nd
In The Circuit Court For st.
Mary'S County.
In Equity.

John Fl. Thomas, trustee, under
the will OF Ellen Ogle Thomas, de-
ceased, and in his personal capacity,
TazewelI T. Thomas and Marie Vail
Spinosa Thomas. his wife, Louisa
Ogle Thomas, William M. M. Thomas
and Sarah Cruikshank Thomas, his
wife, Kate Thomas Browse and H.
N. Browse, her husband. VS.. Upton
B. Thomas and Emily Hoffman
Thomas, bis wife, Edward 0. Thomas
and MiIlicent Thomas, his wife, and
Richard Brooke Thomas.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-03
$50 "a Acre.

as described by notes and bounds
courses and distance in said Mort.
gage The buildings are insured
for $4,000, as follows by the Nh,
tual Fire Insurance Company OF
Montgomery county, $2250.O0 on
Dwelling house; $4,000 on summer
kitchen; 10000 on barn No. 1;
10000 on corn house No. j; S25. 90
on corn house No. 2; $50. 90 on gran
airy; 100000 on Tenant house No /:
5000 90 on tenant house No. 9; E75.-
90 on tenant house No. 3; 500. 90
on barn No. 2: $4,000 on barn No.
3; 5000. 90 on hen house, and $3.50.
90 on stable The dwelling is com
paratively new, and arranged for
hot and cold water, and hot water
heat. There is windmill At the
stable, which can be used in water
ing the stock and grinding feed
The hen houses and chicken runs are
particularly excellent. The land is
well fenced and adapted to the
growth of all standard crops. This
farm is located about two miles
southeast of Park Hall. and within
a mile of Broome's Wharf, on st.
Mary's River, fronting thereon for
considerable distance. and from
the dwelling the view, including the
water, can hardly be surpassed for
beauty and variety, and from CON
yenience of location offers raro
opportunity for any one desiring to
make profitable investment. The
title TO be acquired at this sale will
be in fee simple and clear Of all en-
TERMS Or SALE: One-third cash,
and the balance in equal instruments
of one, two and three years, or all
cash, as the purchaser may elect;
the deferred payment to be secured
to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
and the entire purchase money, less
a cash deposit Of 100000 which will
be required on day of sale, to bear
from SAID day. These
terms may be modified and por-
ion of the purchase money, may re-
main on mortgage il deemed advi-
'able. For further particulars APP
ply to
PHIL. II. TUCK,
Attorney named in Mortgage, 2o7 |
n. Calvert St., Baltimore, Nd. |
7-13-td.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-03
pm. ii. TUCK. Attorney. baltimore, n'
Mortgage S Sale
% F.
Valuable Real Estate
On 81. Marys River

By virtue Of the power contained
in mortgage from Chas. A. Brady
and katherine ] Brady, his wife,
dated the goth. day Of October,
1909. and recorded among the Land
B. A., No. s. folio 1916, the under.
signed, the attorney named in said
Mortgage, will offer at public sale
IN front Of the Court House doors IN
Leonafdtown, IN said county on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1913-07-03
Reward.

L. L. Holmes will pay liberal
reward for the return Of WILMRR''
q red and white Irish Setter, which
strayed away from home about
month ago. Communicate with.
L. L. HOLMES,
1926. Observation-Disclosures.