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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-07
ROOSEVELT MEMORIALS
WILL COST MILLIONS
THERE WILL BE THREE
Al Washington, Park AL
Oyster Bay Ind Endowment
OF society

The three memorials to Colonel
Roosevelt d monument st Washing
ton. Il seaside park AT Oyster Bay and
tho establishment and endowment Of
1 Roosevelt society for the Develop
ment and application of the policies
and ideals os Theodore Roosevelt ~
may demand fund az large as $10,-
gOOO, 900, according to statement made
to-day by prominent member of the
Roosevelt Permanent Memorial Ma
Itional Committee.
Colonel william Boyce Thompson,
chairman OF the committee, refused 70
deny or to confirm the statement. 1T
III too early IN the game % say how
great d fund We shall 80 out for. he
said ID answer ID Inquiries. But +
can see the money coming IN In sums
That will astonAMh even those who
most ardently admired the colonel
There III i deep sentiment for the coli
Eonel all over, the country and II Is not
fading any al the weeks pass. Il any
thing. IT Is growing The American
people are beginning more and more
10 realize what great man Theodore
Roosevelt was, frank. open, clean right
through, ready to fight at the drop Of
the hat for a good cause Americans
appreciate that kind of man. They
know that the country has been built
IN BY men who stood for the things
that Roosevelt stood for they know
that ii the country Is going to endure,
Eft will be by the perpetuation Of the
Roosevelt spirit. and only by the per-
petuation OF that spirit. That rs the
reason the third memorial chosen Is
SO important refer to the establish
lment or d Roosevelt society to develop
and apply Roosevelt's policies and
ideals. That third memorial was
chosen because the American people
had shown Enthusiastically that they
wanted exactly such 8 living memorial
created. They wanted something done
/ to carry on the work OF Theodore
Roosevelt. and believe they will pour
out their dollars gladly 10 swell q fund
with that for its aim.
Members or the memorial committee
who attended the recent meeting from
Ill over the country were Of one mind
/ in declaring that folks everywhere
we're Just waiting for chance TO
contribute to the fund
Az consequence Of resolution
passed at the meeting Of the commit
tee, 4 Roosevelt Memorial association
will shortly be formed Colonel Will
/ liam Boyce Thompson, chairman d
The committee. will probably become
president of the association with FIX
/ President William II. Taft and Elk
Justice Charles =, Hughes as honorary
presidents. The association Will carry
ION It's work at the present offices Of
the memorial committee. no. ! Madi-
son avenue. New York.
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SOON
FOR FERRY JOURNEY

Governor Harrington announced to-
day that written invitations for the
initial trip Of the ferry boat Thomas
Patton, between this city and Clai-
horne had not yet been issued but will
he within a short time Some verbal
invitations hive been extended but the
list Of invited guests has not yet been
fully complied,
1t would please the promoters Of
the ferry line II everyone In Annapolis
could make the maiden voyage on the
boat but IN as much as this cannot be
done ii has Leen necessary to issue
Invitations
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catarrhal Deafness Canao1 BE Cared

Catarrhal Deafness Cannok BE Cared
By local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There Is only one way 70 cure cafarrh-
al deafness. and that Is by consti-
tukionai remedy, Catarrhal Deafness
Is caused by 81 iniiamed condition Of
the mucous lining Oh the Euakachian
tube. when this tube IS iuliarned you
have rumbling sound Of Imperfect
hearing, and when II as entIreiy closed,
Deafness Ii the result Unless the in
fIammaflon can be reduced and this
tube restored To fts normal condition,
hearln will be destroyed forever.
Many cases of deafness are caused BY
satarrh. which ID an inlIanaed cons
aigion az the mucous surfaces Halls
catarrh Medicine acts sEru the blood
on the mucous surfaces % the system
We will giye One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Catarrhal Deafness
tAak cmnnok 30 cared BY Hans Ca-
taskh Aeainlne. EssculaFs ffee. All
DgnggiatS sc.
y 81. Toledo. %.
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CARRY, ON

How courageous il tho American
splritg is ii less indomitable than that
oE the French or Belgians France,
sorrowfng. but undaunted. has set
about ID repair the wreck the ruthless
inyadof wrought, and refuses 70 view
the future darby. Belgium. stripped
IT Ill save honor, looks forward to the
day when d greater nation viii arise
out 81 the ruins Of the old Shall
America, then bend and groan under
the lmagings 81 burden which II
should bear lightly, If felt at ait?
Less than twenty years ago the sue
cess 81 the British government u rails
ing s1A4, o0o, GOO b. i single loan opera
ton was The wonder os the worlds a.
naneiai markets, III 1917, after two
and one-haif years of exhausting war.
when prices had risen one hundred
per cent and taxation had Increased
Dy ST $40. 900 per annum. Great Britain
raised Id thirty days loan oe So
500 900 600. sum equal 10 per cent
oe her national income before the war.
70 equal shis effort the citizens Of The
United States would have 10 raise 90
500. 900 900 under the same eondi-
ton
Instead Of daya d dark g0rehoding.
these should he days og rejoicing. %
eeuassaca and Of higll 1ee0lEe Amer
lea b least injured 81 shy os the ms
lions which took active part tn The
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rE 70 EDITOR

70 me EseifOr of tAe EUcatssg Captsa
Thfrty-two years ago the writer LETT
his odd home annapolis hut his
interest remains unchanged md m
changeable. lis my portion ia travel
iii fifteen states, and riding along on
the train 10 tliis point my eye rested
upon the enclosed editorial from the
Charlotte Chronicle. NJ
At some convenient time 1 wish
you'd publish ii and cali special at
tention to the object II has In view. be-
cause 1t il my desire TO have the par
.enss of the children Of ~Old Anne
Arundel" train the boys minds to-
wards The useful, the productive:
Yours sincerely,
GEO. w, MITNROE.
z3l VI 3sth ST, New York City.
The article referred 10 follows:
t;Iye The Roy 4 Garden Tool.
Does your boy want garden tool
Get him one. This business of inter-
esting the youngsters In what the
ground Is for Is one Of Unreasonable
Importance There III entirely too ex
tensiye sort of ignorance among city
folks about the art of agriculture. The
young fellows coming along can tell
yon all there is to know about how to
play baseball or I'd skate on the
streets. often to the alarm Of autOmo-
bile drivers and more often 10 the
pefsFl OF the skaters themselves, but
when Ii comes u knowing how 70
grow flower or vegetable, they are
totally illiterate II Is moi probable, Of
course, that many farmers can be
constructed out 81 the host Of city
boys. but il Is entirely possible 50 to
interest them ID gardening that they
will come into q finer appreciation Of
the possibilities Of the soil and gel a
new angle OF interest ID the great and
IunreYealed out-of-dOOrs.
The writer is brother Of Messrs.
james nj, Munroe and Frank 4. Munz
roe, 81 this city
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NOTICE
OFFICES or COLLECTOR AND TREAS
LREM. MUNTCTPAI. REELTtagG.
GIsOrCEsTER STREET.

~
Hi delinquent Taxpayers for the rear
1915 are hereby notified to pay their taxes
IN or before Juna Al 1919. and saYe the
additional cczf 0f rs which wili 81 add
M IN each and every 1aii afteT June 1870
under ausl by virtue III the authority ~
the act 81 the Generai Assembly of MARY
land 1910. For ghe benefit o9 fhe ~
ilnQuesa1 taxpayers herewith publish the
mandatory section ~ gaid net
section IS *. Acts 1915. II shall he ire
fImfy ne the collector and Treasurer %snr-
ing the month III April. succeeding the
lexy IL taxes ri have inserted fiji one oe
twga newspapers Published "a tsse city u
annapolis Maryland. notice that if the
sanae be not paid on ur before Jhne nexf
SITTER fhe aakn ~ said advertisement. the
property ap0n which TIE taxes may be
Inc and ewing mfiI he levfed upon I'D 4
verfsBpd and soEd 20 enforce nynaesat
thereof ard said advert setneht shall con
.tIpHe - Esleh nesy spapexs rot less than
John b. WELLS
Coll sad TgnAa
April + laIa 4.s.Iaaas
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flri,,ln llf aIlAnplll ,nns

The term doughboys dates from
tlse civil War, when army wit was
aruosed by the large. globular brass
buttons on infantry Someone he
must have been sailcr dubbed the
buttons doughhoys because they re-
minded him 81 the boiled dmtnpiings
of raised dough that are SO frequently
served ID ships inesses md are known
Ia ali sailors as donghhOys
Originally the name referred only 70
infantrymen. but the American Ex-
Evolutionary force applies Il to MI
branches and all grades of The serv-
ice. From stars and Stripes.
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IApAN,s CONTENTION

Japan has notified the Peace Con-
ference that IL will enter the League
81 Nations only III 40 equal, and will
insist That no race discrimination 10
maintained against her. Il Il difficult
10 see Why Japan's claim should be
desaied. when II II understood.
I'll the arsi place Il should be I'M
derstood thai Japan has no idea Of
debating TO other nations as ID their
domestic laws. even when they effect
the Japanese. For instance. IL the
United states wishes TO maintain It's
laws against the entrance Of labor
wlglch works and lives on different
scale from our own. Japan rec
ognixes that Ii Is the business Of the
lrnIted states, and II enacted, not IN
bad feeling, but 70 keep tho stand
ards og our own Industrial life,
Japan. feels however, that 4 has =
right ID be regarded as the equal of
any other nation, and that the place Il
hal won In the world, and its own
section oE the world ii particular,
should BE accorded her Just as II
would be to European power Or the
United states under the same cir
cumstances. II is difficult to see BY
what principle this " denied,
There Is without doubt some preiu-
dice against Japan here and n other
countries. Tho intelligence. energy
and courage 81 the Japanese are not de-
MED, but some refuse to believe that
they are sincere, and industrlously
spread that doctrine. Those who do.
are Iii d Few cases, patriotic zeaIots,
but III others mere nlarmists or per-
sons with selfish motives. II Is fair
to Judge people and nations by what
they do and not TO seek for Interior
motives III every instance, as many do
with Japan.
II would seem that England, the
United States and this rest Of the Al
lies could never forget Japan for its
part In tho recent war. Throwing tt
SELF I'll the start on their side, japan
could have made any bargain Il wish-
ed with Germany, and realized ct one
blow all 0E its natIonal aspirations,
yet she kept the b. Every human
chance favored the defeat of the Al
lies II Japan had proved faithless and
thrown its feet and its lighting men
On the side 81 Germany. yet she stood
arm.
Had japan done otherwise. only the
United States. BY mastering every
man and every ounce OF material re-
sources, could have sayed the world
from the Hun. Instead of orr tlroas-
ands iii northern France. the tones u
millions of our sons would have been
spread over the world before the war
could have been won vel some forget
What Japan did. Or question her
motives.
Perhaps. many Of us, N this and
other countries, have made q mistake
with Japan. people u another race.
and not readily to be understood IN all
points ~ lis, and With their proper
tlonsof lad or mistaken men Just as
the other races have, We may have
failed greatly in proper apprecia-
tlon and i Just attitude. TO win the
Japanese 10 whole souled attach
lnent 10 the principles which will
mean peace and Justice throughout
the world little more fairness, lit
tic more trust and appreciation. are
needed
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In Menoriam

The death of Mrs. George Wood
ward. who recently passed away at
the nome Of her brother IL New
York. is a distinct loss not only To-
her relatives and friends but TO this
community, where she has made her
home for some years past In the best
sense of the term Mrs. Woodward
lived for others; her activities here
date back TO the first call for aid for.
tho Belgians. when the world-War be-
gan and from that time on she never
faltered, responding TO every call. Her
work iii the Surgical Dressings cov-
cred It's entire existence here and was
notable for the amount she accom-
plished. She was active In the Red
Cross and ia the various activities
springing from IT Ia ST Anne's par
ish among other works she was 9
faithful and Efficient associate OF the
Girls Friendly society. giving her
time and labor unsparingly for the
welfare and happiness of the young
girls entrusted to her care as mem
Der 81 the society. Her love and de-
vofion to her kindred formed one OF.
the most beautiful traits Of her sun
shiny, unselfish nature. and the uni-
YersaI regret expressed by the ladies
of the Chase Home, lwhere for q few
months she had taken suite Of apart
Inlents) at her unexpected death was
an added testimonial TO her rare ca
pacity for making and keeping friends.
MRS. woodward was d woman Of most
attractive personality. wide SOCIAL ex-
|perience, winning charm Of manner
and this little tribute IL only the just
due to one who spent herself for the
good oil others
~ n
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PROPOSALS. WANTED

Proposals viii BE- received MP to IL 90
o'clock neon. Monday, April 18th. 1913.
for farnfahfna the S'Sty nf Annapolis with
ltsO toms az Number twB cnal. The same TO
BE delivered and stored III the following
places MunicIpaI Buildanp Rescue Hose
Company. independent Fire Company. and
Water Witch Hook & Ladder Co. The
right Is reserved ia reject asay 81 iii BIDS
For further information appiy t.
q W.. SMITH Chairman.
As.1at The Public Buildings Committee
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PROPOSALS WANTED

Anrfl 1sf. 1910. bids win be received by
slIp city commissioners until T. O'clock
noon, Tuesday April END. FOR removing
the garbage from all the streets, lanes,
and aiieys4
Ter and sweeper for the ensuing year. from
June 1ai 1919 The city reserves the right
10 reject any and I'll bids. or amy part of
bida For specification, etc. apply 70
WI. HI yANSANT.
ciEy Commissioner
III. 81 y Z, q 8, q. 10 III. liz. HI is. IS
NJ ~ ~ 21 90
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aNNoUNC KsaEST

hereby ANNOUNCE ny candidacy for
the uiiice &c sheriff If Anne Arundel
county subject TO the will Of the voters IN
the coming primaries. have served
seem wears In tic gherin's office. aiid II
elected will serve the public III the same
efficient nanner that | have eIdeaYorcd to
do In the past.
WILLIAM r. II. LEE
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CANDIDATES SAKD

TO the Republicans of Anne Arundel
ronnty / xill be d candidate Tor the
Honse of Delegates In the coming pfiIaa-
ia .sE-ItytsRE- HEAD / Will cndeayor 70
helm tH the passage nf hills conducive TOE
the good Of the MASSES.
- GEORGE A. BASIT.
Il. s. Later / viii announce my platform
ana gsA4itsira
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ANNOENs, Ea1EsT

hersEk announce my candidacy for the
once II County Commissioners q Anne
Arundel county for tire First nlH-rsvt. sub
jeck tu the action OF the Deineeratfc pr,
eaarsps iii Sanfenlber Your support viii
81 Z g. j. GRANT coLHOigN.
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Hayes, Healing Honey

stops the Tickle, Heals the Throat and
Cures the Cough Price CSC, a free
box III OPEN TRATE SALVE for
Chest Colds, Head Colds and Group IS
enclosed with every bottle
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ANNs,VS, ENT

hereby announce my candidacy for the
ofYace ssf sheriff IN Auife AFunfici county
from the second district. subject 10 the AZ
flon af the Democratic primaries IN Sep
temher | earnestly solicit the support q
THOMAS DOVE.
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A piece or folded newspaper inside
coat or sweater will keep out the
cold.
IN the hour of memory music will.
nnseal the treasure AZ the past and
bring sacred glory TO the present.
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TUESDAY. APRIL %. 1918,
Ar f0.so O,9Y.lcR. Z. n.


All that let 81 ground situate on the
south side of Il thirty foot Rad. nosE
known H. Adams street. with frontage 1T
I01 ! = feet and uniform depth Of Id
feet being the southern portion az lot
No 30 as shown upon tile plat and sur
yey made thereof by III Lacy Chinn sur
veyar September 1891 aud ree0rIed
among the aforesaid Land Records in
Liber e. ". No &C. folio 11J and the
property which WAS convened to the saitl
Alta r. Stevens ny WfnS0B ~ Colt, trus
tee by decd hated August ~. 1872 re-
corded among she aforesaid Land Records
En Tiber fs W. No. ~ folio 81. and tn
the said John A. stevens BY the satd Alta
r. Stevens and husband, BIZ deed dated
March n. 1915. recorded am0ng the afOEe-
said Land Records In IxbeE. 6. W. No
11S folio ~: improved ny fwo-story
frame dwelling.
TERxsS or NALEA deposit of $40 will
be required af the purchaser or purchasers
on The day or sale. and she balance 70 he
paid Hpnn nnaI ratification of the sale by
Ehe conrs Taxes 10 be adjusted 81 the
sIate OF sale.
Iii ease the purchaser III pnrehaaera
hasn't all the nlpney she undersigned een
fnrnsNM tN0-kaasrfs Of the Ralue nf she
fsro1seFtx no eu1a Enf ss5oEs To be charged
for pbt&inaag the money.
Ter further pafttcsIlars aI,piy e
xGI%ECN All <s(sTTs
AtterRey Narned n Mprsgagee =
Annapolis. ~
a1. s1 ~ 1M Us ~ 2. -
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MORTGAGES SALE
OF yaLf'AI.I r.
REAL. ESTATE
SITUATE NEAR THE VILLAGE or
IE.ASTP0RT. IN TIIE kErOND EEsEC-
TTON DaSTRHCT or ANNE ARTN-
DEL COUNTY, MARYLAND

BY request. and BY virtue II the special
power and authority confirmed iii two
mortgages. one from Alta r. Stevens
the Land Records of Anne Arundel ccun
~ In Liber, NJ M. Nj. o. fnlia iT5. and
the other frpHi John A stevens and wife,
dated the slst day nj August sN1T. record.
III among the aforesaid Land Records iii
l.Iber G NJ, No III. folio fnl will ofTnr
ai public Naie nt THE Spus House door. fiji
the city 0f Annapolis, Maryland, on
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eRglrIaAIs - 80

Kids viii be received until II 90 eeSo K
aOum. M0pday. April 1ftE 1910, for far
aiehing the Ctfy eE Anna In With 30
fnrty watt kmcan0e&een6 electric lamps
ina u furnish and install ele.srfe Isx-
Iurea ia the Assembly Rauea
Thse right Is reasrFea 10 refark any ~
aga bids. For further pareEcMsars. afXsIx
TO
G 81. SAITH. ChaIxqnaR.
Aa-Iat The Public Bilsfdlng nEnE Efee
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All that iot oe ground situate II said city
on Main street. So feet fr-ns Nith the in.
proyements thereon assessed 10 VIM 81.
CAN'T On the assessment books of said
All that lot "a ground situate In said
city on second street 26x1n0 feet with Tie
improvements thereon assessed to Annie
Ia Shfpley (esfatef on the assessment
books ~ sasa city Tor said taxes duo fer
the year 1917
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CRY TAX SALES
city Property 10 he Sold to satisfy Taxes
Duc Fer The Year 1912.

II u
H3ne Fer The Wear 1917.
Collector and Treasurer.s afilce Annapo-
lis. Nd March Goth. 1aiD. hereby give ne
tee chat under and by virtue OF authority
vested in me by section dSB, Of the CITY
Charter of Annapolis. Md, title Taxes.
the undersigned Collector and Treasurer
Tor said city, having levied upon the same
III accordance with the law, will offer to
n,,hiie Nale 81 the Court House door Id the
ilty 81 Annapolis Nd. on Tuesday. April
70 1919, AZ III o'clock a. IN. the several
lots og ground and improvements thereon
and personal property. or 50 much as mas
rs necessary situate III said city which
arc hereinafter described ~ the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy the said taxes
due with interest and all costs and
charges Incident to saiH sale,
JNils B. WELLS.
ess.ft n..fs.r ,ts4 sfsg.ssa q ffssa
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
xnmw AND FOUND.
EN @AKaE AND H0&

All eamamafna mSls@Kktsenua - -
waE2B ~ ieGR. Mr9R tnserSl0n. 49,
sls5ksSrmksnns Insertions. one cent
= swesE Over rs words twO csnm
se0ra ayne insertion II
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by virtue of the special power anu an-
fh0rEty contained Iii mortgage from
Harvey HI Steel and wife. dated december
ii 1918 recorded among the Land EeaOrsia
III Anne Arundel county In I.iber ~. n.
W. 40 4, fo5o 81. | viii offer IL public.
sale at the court House door in the City
of AnNnInlIe MarYInTltI. on
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ron RENT


FOX RHNT Six.ro0fn house modern
conycnieneca, large garden. Immediate
posstssston. Apply VI. fl. Hart. Hart
building. a7s2t
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping: 81 East street
a7-2t
FOR RF.STT Tie hnnie Of the late DIR.
George Welis On Charles street COM
f0rtahly furnished. Apply Charles Fl
Lee 3 Co Phone G05 s-f-4f
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FOITND

ss9AFTNn lsoya avercoaf on norslf III ~.
g rranIIsn street Tile night e TIE nse.
n,rnsr nay hase same On llFtaNttiE w.
ership. Apply II Is Trank1ia street 8 "a, S
fore 3 o'clock.
re,tSn Bracelet. set with blne s1.sh' Isl
a,sxs,sr can have same hy applying ml
this nfgtec aud paying for 81 ". y
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MONRY 10 LOAN.

WTa~rY 10 LOAN Money 70 loan nn
Inorfwage Anply to Wtnson Y .ss 80 =
Annapolis, Md. Is 9
sraNrgY 70 x.OAW--Jn mogtkage u suIns
81 evlis on reasonable seTne fs 3 q
pAyhNSssA $50 - 1wfA-e3
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TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1918,


All that lot IL ground situate on the
northwest side Of Eastern avenae. Id the
vIllage 6f PASSPORT. Second ElnctioT Dis
1riet Of Anne Arundel county. Maryland,
with frontage on said ayenue of % feet,
and uniform depth Of H. fs.et. being
parts of lots Nos. 100 and no, IN shown
upon DnvaiIs plat ut Passport, filed
I'll plat Book. No. Il Sectional folio fl. If
Anne Arundel county. mud the property
conveyed To tile said Harvey Fl Steele
AMI wife b. EinOry g. H0wen und wife.
by deed dated December i. 1913. recorded
among the aforesaid Land Records III
Tsiber w M ~. NO. G folio 1S6 Inn
pruvpsl by Il two-story frame dwelling.
In good condition
TERMS or s.lE.E A deposit az $2J0wIlI
be Required ~ fhp purchaser IN purchasers
on the day 1T snles and the balance 10 be
paid upon final ratification Of the sale by
the court Taxes to be adjusted 10 the
date of sale.
IN case the purchaser or purchasers.
hasn't MI the money the undersigned ear
furnish thirds Of The value of rho
property, no commissions to he charged
for obtaining the money.
For further particulars apply III
WINSs1N 81. ts0TT.
Attorney Named III Mortgage
Annapsalis. Nd.
:, o. III. if. 10. Is, u ~ -, ~
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WILLIAM ii. MOSS
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lost Riack leather wallet gu Main
asrcet Contained abant So Retnrn g
sshatfie Hopkins Clothing Store aild re- {.
ceive reward. q
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LOST

Z s,sz. IN SUNDAY, automobile ltsense
ns,r,.her GlglG, between Gloucester street.
a,.a Reward # returned n Br. 4. M.
Sharne Main street. s-,e