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The Washington times., 1913-10-14

take a bath" said Billy Pig, looking
al his muddy feet and clothes. II never
saw such untidy creatures. l don't
wonder folks say place is like pig
pen when it Is not kept nice and clean.' -
When Billy Pig came to a brook he
waded in with his clothes on, for they
could dry them on him and not have
to wait.
Il can walk along while they are dry
ing, and if put them on bush l viii!
lose time waiting for them," which
showed that Billy Fig was wise in
some ways as well as neat
Just as he was coming out OF the wa
ter be saw Mr. Dog coming along with
leaps and bounds. Well. you have
given me a nice chase" he said, "wl:y
didu't you wait for me?''
Billy Pig was so surprised and con-
minute and Mr.. Dog asked, Had your
breakfast?''
BILLY Pig confessed that he had not.
and Mr.. Dog said, There is farm
house back a little way. come along
and see what we can get
No; ! rather go hungry than go back
there. l slept in bed OF mud last
night. and the food was so bad I>could
not eat It. besides that there Is a very
cross dog there; he chased me last
might"
He would not have bothered you il
you had waited for me. What made
YOU run OFF," asked Mr.. Dog again.
He seemed to have forgotten all about
the dinner that Billy Pig had eaten
while he was waiting outside Mr.. Rab-
bits house. so Billy Pig said: Il
thought l would get back before you
woke up, but that dog spoiled all my
plans"
Well. | think you better travel with
me-" said MIR. Dog: you need some
one TO protect you. Come along; We
NAV find another farmhouse down the
road. O-O-O," he laughed, suddenly no.
ticing Billy Pigs wet clothes: don't
you look funny
Billy Pig was not very pleased when
he saw Mr. Dog. and he was vexed
now that he was laughing at him, for
he felt that Mr.. Dog had been the
cause of all of IT, even eating the din
ner at Mr. Rabbits house.
As they walked along Billy Pig was
thinking how he could be rid OF Mr..
Dog for good, for he did not want 10
take him home, and he knew that his
vacation must end soon.
When they came to the farmhouse Mr..
Dog ran into the yard and barked a
good -natured bark, but no one ap-
peared, and he grew bolder and went to
the door, but that was closed; then he
went TO the pantry window and found
1t open. Back he ran to Billy Pig.
Come quicki" he said "the pantry
window is open and all the folks away.
Now l guess we will have a feast"
Tomorrow L will tell you what hap
pened.
Continued Tomorrow
The Washington times., 1913-10-14
Sixty-fve Attend
Delta Chi Dinner

In celebration Of Founders Day. the
Georgetown Chapter Of Delta Chi Fra
tcrnity and the Washington Alumni
Chapter. hciG dinner .ast evening at
the University Club. The fraternity was
founded October l3. ltSC, and has num-
bered among its members some OF tn,
most prominent lawyers and judges OF
the country. Sixty-fve were present ct
the dinner.
Joseph +. Abbott, Georgetown. -. was
the toastmaster and tOasts were re-
sponded to by -. W. Baker. w. q.
Spates. Thomas W. Erahany assistant
secretary to the President: Manton ".
WyYelI. private secretary to Secretary
Bryan: George Il. Bush, of Riverside.
Cal: NJ. +. Cornelius. Of Los Angeles
w. w. Bride. "XX," of the fraternity
f. Shields McCandlish. Charles II
Doing. jr., president of the Washington
chapter, and Roland A. Croxton, IA.
Of the active chapter at Georgetown.
The Washington times., 1913-10-14

> There will be meeting of the South
Ern League Of Woman's National VII
son and Marshall Organization at the
'ortner AT s O'Clock this evening, when
number OF talks from prominent
Democrats will I'LL the program. Mrs
liarie L. Armes is president OF the Dis
.Tict OF Columbia branch.
The Washington times., 1913-10-14
Personal Mention.

The Young Women's Hebrew Asso-
citation will give their initial dance
Tuesday evening next at the Masonic
Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Wolf and their
children. of Tampa, Fla. are guests of
Mrs. VOLTS parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Baer. of 312s NJ street.
=
Mrs Elizabeth Gascoigue announces
the marriage of her daughter. Miss
Grace Adelaide Gascolgne to lido Be-
nerd Waldecker. on Monday. August
Il. at Chevy Chase. Nd
Mrs. Mary Malawista announces the
marriage of her daughter, Sarah, TO
". G. Appel, OF New York. which took
place. August n. in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Peyser. formerly
Of the Octavia, are now located in their
new apartment. 1900 Biltmore street.
Mrs. A. E. Felsea and daughter. Miss
Selma Felsea, who have been spending
the past few weeks in Baltimore have
returned to their home in Washington.
-
Miss Levy, Of Orange. M j., is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Behrend,
of street.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thalhimer. Of
Richmond, Va. are the weekend guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Goldsmith of Biltmore street.
=
Mrs. Julia Luchs, OF Philadelphia, is
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Sylvan
BE- rosinger.
The Washington times., 1913-10-14

Robert Greer Cook, of New York, is
the guest of Mrs. Archibald Oracle and
Miss Edith Oracle. and will attend the
wedding Of Miss Mildred Fearn and
Ensign Richard Stockton Field, U. S.
N, which takes place tomorrow. with
than.
The Washington times., 1913-10-14
LOCAL MENTION.

Absorbing Story Vvidly Portrayed.
Virginia Theater. Today. The Strength
" Man"
| Show Window and Store Wiring.
Elsctric weboter. III 9th.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-26
Al ORDNANCE.

An Ordinance t. faneai and record en-
With amendments section q q artleie
g. 81 The Citv Gods q Aanapoiiss
having references - sewer en-
nectinus.
section Be It established and of.
dained by this Mayor Counselor aaa
Aldermen. Of the City q AnnARes,,ls
that section +, 80 Article 86, q tne 0its
Code. IS and the same is hereey r.
pealea ard e-ordalned with atnen1-
ments IS as to read as follows;
Section 1t shall be ailaN4ot heFe-
after FIR any person or persons u e1see
OF allow Is emain on bis. her q laet
premises hin ding On any street. lAne ST
aAev through which a pnblie sewer L
laid any sink, vault, box or ther re-
cnnaaele for privy matter, on his her ot
their premises. hut he, she or they shatf
b. REQUIRED under q permit issued q
nroN faed liz this Article, ~ attach
drain pfue eah proper tars from tneu
nreuaises Ii connect With said sewer
such connection to be Of sufhclrnt
CAPACITY and So constructed as e carry
IL said sewer hli privy Or ether matter
which mas be caused IA pass tthraugh
such sever connection, and So as 70
have connections no larger than the
main sewer on that particular street
/ The Citv commissioner shall giveawen.
! IL DAYS notice 10 all property owners,
On their agents, to make the proper
sewer conu ctiong as here required
and Il the said owner, or his or theiI
/ arept or agents shall refuse or neglect
/ to make said sewer corrections, they
/ Or paeh 81 them. shaH be liable 80 q nne
/ Of I've dollars 0el % be recovered -
| in other cases of fines and forfeituies,
/ q q in case of continued default ana
neglect the said Commissioners sha
caus the work to be done IN suitable
manner. and the Counselor oi the city
shall institute proceedings 10 recover
4 the cost thereof and the same shall he a
charge upon the said real estate, and
4 shalt he collected accordingly, under the
powers derived from the charter Of the
/ city.
| Section 2 And be It established and
/ ordained that this ordinance shall take
/ Meet from the date oi its passage.
Approved January Il, 9iS
Signed-JAMES II. STRANGE,
Mayor,
True Copy, Test
/ Phil. i. PORTER,
/ I92 Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-26


An Ordinance to repeal and re-ordain
with amendments Section 6, Of Arti.
Gle 80, OF the city Code, relating to
selling Fire Works within the cOrpo-
rate limits of ANNAPOLIS
Section 1 BE III established and or
dained by The May r, Counselor and AL
demen Of the City Of Annapolis, that
Section g, Of Article 80, Of the City
Code, be and the same. is repealed and
re-ordained with amendments so as TO
read as follows
Section 6. ANY person who shall sell,
or expose for sale within the corpora G
limits Of said city, any fire crackers,
chasers or other fir works, or who shall
carry any fire works uncovered through
any of the streets lanes or alleVs or
public thoroughfares of said city, shall
be fined not less than ne nor more
than twenty dollars for each offense to
be recovered as other fines for viola
tons Of city ordina ces are recovered
Section 2 And be 1t established and
ordained by the authority aforesaid that
this ordinance shall take effect from the
date Of its passrge
Approved January i3. 1918
Signed-J AMEs +. STRANGE.
True Copy Test
PHIL E. PORTER, Clerk.
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AN ORD NANCE.


An Ordinance TO add a new section to
Article 36 Of the City Code to come
in after Section 9. and to be know as
Section 10, making agents in charge
Of property liable to the penalties
prescribed for owners under any
Ordinance or Bylaw of the City of
Annapolis,
Section 1. BE it established and or
dained by the Mayor, Counselor and
Alder en- of the city Of Annapolis that
a new section be added to Article 36 OF
the city code, to come in after Section
9, and to be known as Section 10, and
to read as follows:
Section 10. If any owner or owners
of property within the City of An
napolis place the same in the charge of
any agent or agents and the fact of
such agency be shown, then the said
agent or agents shalt be liable to the
same penalties prescribed for said
owner or owners by any rdinance or
BY law of the ity Of Annapolis. pro-
vided the iatter c8nnCt be reached by
municipal or Judicial process for the
purpose Of being held amenable 70 said
penalties.
Section 2. And be It further estab-
lished and ordained hy the authority
aforcs aid that this ordinance shall Ike
effect from the date Of its passage
APPROX January 3, 1918
Signed JAMES Il STRANGE,
Mayor
True coyy test -
Phil u portar CIaIs
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TUESDAY, MARCH the llth, 1918
AT so'CLoc X NOON,

At 13 OCI0C X NOON,
the following property:
Allthnt tract Of land situate in the second
Election District 81 nne Arundel CDunty /,
containing s271s acre. which hs deed dated
tat stst uay of 5auuary. 1910, and recorded In
and Records Of said county Ia Lfher e.. ~ /.
NO 3 folio i6S was granted and conveyed
Z 6tuoes Laura Y Hasi aud other, b Ing
the pr0partS form rly owned bs james III /.
ensant. ana described hs metes and
rounds, COURSES and distances in deed
thereo 10 said Nansant from Frank r
stockett auu J0hW frelan9, trustees. dated
18th July lsS9 ard rseorded in said Land
Records IN Liber 5. H.. NO 81, folio -.
Ghis property slieS on the public road
leading from annapolis 20 Bay Fsf1Ee, ard is
one and a.balf u-iiss from Annapolis. The
farm Is IL a hfgb state 0f cultivation and the
ttu sroyeu.ents good tt is under rent for the
ear isis so SOFA tenant at q rent or s6si
payable so Iuis tsts ssN October Ist: $50
heeemoef alss, and viii be sold subject TO
sAid tenancy. purcH aser to receive the rent
Taxes 70 be paid 70 January fst, 1918
This offers a rare opportunity either FOR
g0O0 pay wing investment or for prO4ita bla
farming operations
The property is improved By 8 dwelling
house barn and the usual farm buildings.
TERMS or HAIE:-0ne.thfra cash on
ratification y of sale; balance payable IN two
equal stailEuemts at one afs 4 fvrn Years rsa-
spectiyeIs, deferred pa ments Is hear IN
terest frf IA day Of sale aNo TO e secured hy
notes ~ purchaser wath satfSfaeto = ~errr-
dty : or ali cash at option of purchaser a
deEusit a. $500 VIII be required 81 the pur-
chaser on cay Of sale.
JAMES AF. MUkRoE.
Attafn named IN she Mortr gage
GEoRcE w. sAFFTELn. Auctioneer RS
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n IL 30 O'CLOCK Al n.

a. w 81 - AtfAfAA "A a. -
al8 the following described pr perty, viz:
FIRST. A lot of ground fonung 10
leet on Fast Street and rannine back TO
Fleet Street. improved by a TWO
STORY FOUR ROOM EoT II. known
as No SIS East Street. and being the lot
conveyed O. F Rogers Ridout by Daniel
r Randall and wife. by deed dated
November 2. 1903. and recorded among
the Land Records 81 Anne Arundel
county ia iaber s. " ~ 81, folio
258 said house rents % peompt ten
act for six dollars per nenth
SECOND All those two lots ofground
situa ed on the Northeast side of John
son street, Annapolis. distant Is feet in
Northwesterly direction from the North
conner Of johnson and BIice streets with
a frontage on Johnson street or Lincoln
Place fsr esch Of said ois OF ID teet, With
depth for each of So feet 3 inches Said
two lots being known IS Lots n 10
and II on Il plat nade by d. Iacsy
Chinp, surveyor. recorded i'm IibeF q.
M No. 81 foao - said lots are inn
proved each by TW0-sIoRY six
RO III HOUSE, snd rent for 81 go per
month zach These lois viii bR sold as
a whole, or separately, the Trustee re-
serving the right 10 accept the bid
lheref re, hich may be most advauta
geous Being tile same property con-
veyed e. the said Il Rogers Bidout by
! Georglanna Tyler, bv deed dated june
26th, u5, and recorded in Liber G W.,
No ~, folio 832.
THRn "A Five Acre Tract Of Land
located on th. Bay Ridge road Iesding
from Eastpe q aud between oue-half
and thres-f jrths OF mile from tast-
/ port Il being the same ot0f ground
which was conveyed tn th. said r Rog-
ers Ridout by James r. Brashears and
4 wife, by deed dated October Sd, 1903,
and recorded in iber g. w. No "a,
( folio a73. This lot Of ground will be
plated in four lots OF one-and-a qua tel
+ acres each, more or less, and viii be Of
i iefed as whole aud separately. The
/ Trustee reserving the right to accept
Suchebid heTefor, as shall be most ad.
i vantageous TO the parties in interest.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cath ON ratifiea.
/ ti0n OF sale.
deposit ol $50 each viii lie required
4 on all Of the three houses iu Annapolis
and a deposit o. 800 on the lot ot
ground ia the Second District If sold as
a eh le, or $50 on each lot II sold sepa-
rslely.
JAMES "a OWENS Trustee
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oraer
MARY KEELFR, ET AL. VS. g0sEpl
EEIIER mT Al

MARY KELLFR, ET AL VS. JOSEPH
KELLER. ct AL.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel
UOunty-No 1878 Equity.
ORDERED. this aoth day Of January,
1918. that the sale Of the real estate mem
toned "a these proceedings made and rp-
ported hs James ~ Munroe ana RfcEefy r
Melvin, Trustees. be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the
Bird DAY or MARCH. 1913
Provided copy Of this order be inserted
IN some newspaper published in Anne Arun-
del County one In each of three successive
weeks before the sa1a ID day Of March saIg
The report staEes that the property sold
for $3.50,
GEO. WELLS. CLERK.
is0 GEO. WELLS. CLERK.
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w1NsoN @. corr. Attorney
ORDER NISI.

N SSOURI PARKER and MISSOURI
PA hkk next friend Of N A ftl7 ARET
PARK Eh. Infant versus MARC.
ARET PARK 3 II. Infant
In the Circuit Court FOR Anne a Arundei County
No, 5577 Equity.
Ordered by the Circuit Court for Anne
Arundel onnty in EQnitys this 18th dHy of
February, 1918 THAT the sale of the proper
~ mentioneu 10these proceedings mRdpann
reported ~ Winson g Gott trustee. ap-
pointed by decree Of this court to make
said sale, be ratified aud confirmed. m less
use 70 the contrary thereof be show a on or
before the
18TH DAY or MARCH. NEXT:
Provided a copy Of this order be inserted In
some newspaper published Ia Anne Arundel
county. once fn each Of three successive weeks
before the said 18Th dag of March. next.
The report states the amount Cf sale to be
twelve hundred dollars Slz09o8l
GE0. WELLS, Clerk.
True copy Test:
eko wELTss. ,lerk.
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In the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel Coun-
~. No. Ss77 EQUITY.

Pursuant to an order OF the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel County. PASSED on the elst
cifts If December. 1Qf3, notice 4s hereby given
Is all persons having claiMs against George
Parker late rf Anne arundel County. de-
Cssasaa to fi1e their claims duly authenti-
Gated. with the Clerk Of tie Circuit Court
for the said Anne rrnaet County. Cnor he-
fore the 18th day az March 1913
WILSON 8 G0TT.
IA Trustee
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-26
Tuesday, llih day Of March, 1913,
An 1a O'CI 0CK NOON,
&,A TWo-sToRY FRAME A&
- DWELLING House. AsN
Known al No l77 West Street and Il under
rent 10 q good tenant at SIS per month.

Known a. NO. lU " est street and II under
rent 70 good tenant TT gls per month.
2nd-AI that lot OF ground situate in the
city of Anna olis. Mary land On the sous h
side OF West strret. which was conveyed pn-
10 she said Frederick w ~tehle bS keturab
Murray by deed dated The Tth 81 Aprtit
l90s aDd rec fded anon the Land 8ecUres
of Aung Aruneel County, in Liber @ w
NO. p Folio lhk. AND IN sato deed fulty and
parlicularis described said lot being 9a feet
3! ltsI feef or nearly square. rms prsp artS
IS impr0veG By Stables WITH Lofts. Waqon
Sheds and arms, used by the satd stehle
in connection with his Livery business, nnu
is located at ~ rear Of the property of the
said Stcltis on West street Nith d light OF
wav thereto from First street. all covered
hy Insurance.
ard- Il that tract of land stuate just
outside the corpora te limits OF bhe cts of
Annapolis, In tine Second Election District
of Anne run 81 County, on spe Creek
which bv reed, dated the 18th day OF SCI
temOer, 1903, and duly recorded in the Land
Records 81 Anne Arund County. IN
and conveyed to Frederick w. Stehle
by Charlotte Cheston and others, ex-
cepttng therefrom few lots 10 be hereafter
specified This property consists 81 about
70 ACfNS OF LAND which has been plotted
BY d G Little. surveyor into s2rnets aud
b tidtuR 10 $, and is practically an annex to
Murray HfH with which 1T IS Connected IS
a soou road The land is high, beautifully
10 ,ated and nffords the most eiiR BILE auo
beauttful sites Tor restueu tiHl purposes IN
or near ANNAPOLIS anG affords al unusual
1pp0rtnH1tY for Is good Investment. This
prtpFENA Il ~ own rs N3 NlNW Heights,
and ar of the same Is ON Gxihit ion at che
Office OF he undersigned.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash on
ratification OF sale bal nee in two equal In
staNnents ct I and years respectively, de-
ferred pay ments TO bar interest from day
at sale and 20 he secured ly notes Of pOr-
chasers with satisfactQrs security, or all
cash at the option Of he purchasers.
The eiaim of Farmers National Bank se-
cured bs m0rtsage OF 18th september 1893
recorded in Il, No 81 folio ~, vii be pafd
OFT of proceeds OF sale under the Deed IL
Trust ia this Cnse satu elnfm being also ge-
cured By the said Deed Of Trust
The following deposits on account OF the
purchase money Viii be required on the day
OF sale.
On the Murray Hin property $780,
on the West street house, 500.
on the stable property. $500
JAMES NJ, MUNR0E.
Trustee.
j. ROLAND BRADY, Auctioneer.
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WANTED -RUTt Err OR WAITRESS =
w pfy af once, or before ten o'clock
merHt 4 at & East street rs 81
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M0NDAY, &c d l0lh. l9l3
AT d Q'CI.lNK II ..

the following person Il pr0pnrty nsmely:
Twenty horse catts AND hefnee- for
each, three dump wagons and barnfss
fof each; three lumber WAGONS snd har-
ness tor each; three arm 8 ago and
harness, two black mares named
'Flora" and Dora, two grey MARES
named Fannie" end "Heunse." two
black mules named Julie nnd JsEe,
one has muIu named Hattie" one
black mule named Julia, TWO mouse
e9l0Iud muieg named Eeek and
"Be Ky, two bay mul known IS the
"Haatstv Mules, enc bag rule nam-
-e1 Rose, one hlaels mule nauied
Kate, TWO mules, one grey and one
bay, know as the "senitz Mules
TER Y 5 OF SALE;-Cash IN delivery
Of property.
NICHOLAS III, GREEN.
f2G Attorney named in the Mortgage.
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MORTGAGES SALE
-oR VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Consisting of Horses, Mules, Carts
rnd HaFness

Under snd hy virtue oi power 81 sale
co tanned IN chatteI mortgage from
Ere w ~teh8e, dated on the 1ata 81
june, ID the yeaF 1910 and recorded
undel County ia g.1bsr &. W, M. 4.
folio $50. the undersigned as Attorney
named in the mortgage sill offer q
public SAFE Al tie stsbl- - the aid Fred
Wst street Annapolis, I'D On
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-26

All parsons having claims against the
estate Of r Rogers Rid Mt deceased,
are heyeby notified 10 file their claims
duly prohated, With the Clerk OF this
Court; within thirty days from the 20th
day OF March 1918
IL 2tw JAMES w. OWENS, Trustee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-26
ITfn ~ On AUaTrsT- los


NOTICE us Fl ERRFY 0fVEN, That the
~ subscriber has obtained from She Or
phous' Court Of Anne ArBnCei County ga
Aarylana Letters Of Administration on the
personal estate ~
GEORGE j. GEBHARDT.
tate of Anne Arundel County, deceased r.
All persons having claims against the dee
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. With the vouchers thereof, 20 the sub
scribar, on or before the
5th DAY or JULY, 1918
They may otherwise py law. be excluded
from MI benefit Of said estate All persona
Indebted TO said estate are requested 70
make immediate pay mont
Given under my hand this 28th day %
January 1918.
.i2q ANNA GEBHARDr. Admrx.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

MISSOURI PARKER and MISSOURI
PARK Il r. next friend OF MARGARET
PARKER infant. vs. MAhGAR-
ET PARKER. Infant.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-26


8#f 4 ~ r a n
/ Az - @Ss
9e mn. II, ss,s = Sea sislai afoasp Il
i NJ ANTE t4-1eliable DISH WASHER
" pt iy 1T S Ga TO the steward al
carve. Hail. f26-st
X11AEpEp- -RrTt ER OR WAITRESS :
w Apply at once, or before ten clock
yry >ssVtsr--yVt4frrs cfRr. or woman a.,
VI bouse airI or roalz AppTy qt once n
Mr. W. il Myers West st. Extended ol
I ~ NTRp WOMAN ta helm IN Kitchen IN
~ to Kin Appi Mrs HfNas. sew
/ ~ n EI -yUuNs L&DY. one Who Is
4t0 re- px s.srfaUee rrefefr,d Tor work in
FIoatr 4 tote Appy IO4 ollepe avenue.
haiser fIarIst fl7tf
JOB W0Hk 3 de lt arpeotrs Paint
efc Apply j etBr BhACHUM. kssst-
sort phoNe o. flsm
~ Weut paree1s Pest jobs 5000 weak
5tt"ses ttR - = tsoeHs - rs 81
Sss vs VOL onsss seJsssi %4i'e Y9faa9 w59
.4ls Fl goessei's druq store. Fastport i-',sI 81
Zone fal. jal m
-
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MOrtgagee'S Sale
OF A.
Valuable Farm
~ oUTsIpE oF ANNAPoLTs.

BY virsue Of q powerof sale contained IN a
~ rtgaee frt M Frederick W Stehle and
wife dated the 4th day 81 February. Go
ard recorded IN Land tecords Of Anne
Arundel Comfy in Ifher g. W. No IS. folio
"A exc, vi ] offer 20 public saleat the Court
q ouse door, tn the city OF Annapolis. Md,
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EFFsrF 81 r
since - either q tfse - y ores enif on,
i ~ ssa+s. i Is t6s reils ssesss af6
'anads'
Entered s the 81 - j. posfom + IS
q
.,.r.. ua
a
t
8 'p
y p fiaee 4 e FaNa.s
= 9 =
s. ~
i 6e2p's
.t ~. +,
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Wars, Lad Found. For Sale, &c.

&aNe sseaseE = G@af &nta neAa not TX
Aa4 ffHs NmS 3lue8 zanks.s
s8e1a IA @9&tksau&3 Inns 6HbF
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-26

We arc perfectly willing FOR prcsi.
d ut Wilson to have his accustomed
nine homs q sleep. flovdeo he uses
the otner dftceu il au'seati III 5. tat
stett aHi keaab aas from
0iG
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-02-26

Tue prosperous farmer IS the enc
who is brirg girg to town at least once a
week enough produce from bis farm 10
buy his supplies with.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS

NOTICE 1H HE&EEN sIQEM rnst taa
Subscriber haa obtained Erora fhe -
pnaMs aouEs OF Auue Ar4a1a5 ecr#fv
fn Maryland .sttors 81 Administration ~
the peraun tate cf
CATHERINE HOGAN.
tEte of AIMS AFundei county 6aeaaaea All
pega0us havlpa elaine sgaingt kaa deceased
ara hereby warned g exhibit tke same. Tv8Ef
before the
Ieth DAY or MARCH, 1913.
They may otnerWfSa 81 law q eregr,4ef
from sd neueal Of saac estate All reVsers
Indebted to aalo estate arar rae qusssea t1 make
kx1 re- ee tate pEw wu8eEF.
Given under my hand this sra day 81
September. 1872.
n. JOSEPHINE HOGAN.
50 sAdmrx
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NoTIcE no CREDITORS.

JAMES ". OWENS, Trustee
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AN ORDINANCE.

Phil. E. Porter. CIek.