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TlEos J.. OWEN 4 SON, AugTIoNEERs.
i9ts5 Eye 80 NV


T'Rrs'rEEs, SAFE OF VALUABLE I'M.
~fRDfEIif REAL ESTATE. BEING PREM.
IsES No .S0B STREET NORTHWEST
: BY virtue ri certain deed of trust dated
February T. tO.T being instrument No. 100
recorded February 10 tflaS among the land
Fec0F4fa Of the Distrtcf 0f Colnmfa. and al
the request Of the party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will sell at public aUe-
ton, IN front of tle premises. on MONDAY.
THE NINTH DAY or APRIL. AID lives
AT THREE.THIRrY O'CLOCK Pm. the
following described land and uFernseM aitsi.
ate IN the county of Washington. District uf
Columbia. and destgnated - and being lot
20 In Walter A. BfCwn's subdivision of los
q IN block II of the suhdivtsi0n made py
Howard university of the farm of the late
Jnhn A. smith. known as 'EfiiuKhHIn Place.
hs Der plat recorded in the Office OF the SUR
ENyor for the District OF Columbia, tH l.tbea
County II at folio 20 alfhiset 10 the right OF
way more particularly descrlheti iH saih decd
3nS2
Terms of sale All cash deposit II
conveyancng, recording. etc. at cost OF i"lr'
chaser Terms OF sale 10 he COMPLIED IN
within thirtv DAYS troni day OF -aie 1thef,,
wiHe the trustees reserve the right to reaeli
tbs property NJ the risk ard cust OF default.
iue purchaser after five days advertisement
o. such resaie ~ some newauaper published
" RRoilis W. RICHARDSON,
LAFAYETTE FRANKLIN.
mh"a eg.30.3 III aus IS h,1.D Trustees
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TTius. i. OWEN ID SON 1fI0TTOHEFRs
IAGA ESMs Sta NV
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE TWO.
STORY. EIGHT ROOM AND RATH
sTuCCO ON FRAME DWELLING
KNOWN AE PREMISES a3.. BIAIR

NIOkN. flGnIrktlOM AND BATH
STuCCO ON FRAME DWELLING
KNOWN As PREMISES a3.. RLAIR
ROAD NORuHEAST.
hv virtue OF n certain deed of trust duty
recuried in i.ibef No. asa3, folio ass ct setf.
81 the land recoFtis OF the District ot Comm.
hia ard ~ the request of tho party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell NJ
n,rlic aucttun. IN front of the nremises, un
WEDNESDAY THE EIGHTEENTH DAY
OF APRIL, A,n, ln2S. AT FIVE O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and prem.
isss situate in the city of Washington
District ~ Columbia, and designated as and
heing lot ~ IN square 3f0a IN the suh.iivi.
sion made nv the Washington Loan & Mort.
called Chill lm Castle Manor" and now.
known as ''Chillum Castle Heights" aa per
plat recorded In the etflce ot the surveyor
for the District of Columbia, in Liher ~
at folio IA. also lot ~ in Louisa X, LuekeAs
combination OF lots ~ and - ~ said square
3703 'Chillum Castle Heights" as per nlat
recorded tn said surveyors afhee, in lihcr
~ at fult0 1lNt
TSsrlns ot sale; All cash A deposit of
$500 ,On will lm fruuired at time ut sale
All rtmveNanctIg rct'urtilng, etc AZ cost uf
pnrchAasF, TeFMs 0f sale to In complied
with within thfty days fram day af sale
rr.eil the property at the risk and CnSt d
,tefanlting narchaser after tve dana adves
tiseHteHt uf sufh resale u same newspaper
. lltlhiistlud la WashinEtan, u q,
Jesse WILLIAMS.
y, uNlNCY SMITH,
apssd&sisexSu Trustees,
g,ss =, :, a. ssAS
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ateriUN sai.ES
atGriOS SAi.ES
THIS ATyfERNaON.
TROS g. OWEN & SON ArCTIONEElA
,4a5 Eve street Northwest
Executors Sale. of Improved
Real Estate atssa Chesapeake
Junction, PriHcsG Georges
County-D. &. Line Station.

The exes.rtors of the estate - the late
.Apate. N. Welch will -ell at nmhiic sustiQl,
III MONDAY APHIL MYTH lgsS At
THREE GSLOGk PM on the prefniae
First 4 Is@roora dwelling or hntei with a
iarve lot Immediately north of the railroad
-taftgn residcfNe of the late Annie NJ WEIGH.
ial.a feet IN Atiits0n Chanel road. Third.
B.Foofn dwelling on N latNe lot running
from said road 70 Main street or Godfrey
street, adjoining No .
Ter ms: 0ne-third cash on ratification OF
sale ny he court, dbesthird in six months
aau one.thtrh In twelve months. or all cash,
At option of purchaser iicuaslts of S5tltt. .0n
=, time Of salr reonire4t pteee No. | aud
5000 10 on eaeh of aieecs So$. = and :. See
full tetalls ~ Hynttsyille IndeDendeHt. mib-
iished every Saturday
NATION DTgKETT.
r VI HOWARD uFCRETT
Evans Building lt.u " Y. Ave. NV
Washington, u. e.
EXECUTORS of the estate of Annie ~.
Welsh, deceased
a
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q. .FtlTtltiH 1Aaes
ADAM A. wEseHIIER q SON. Auctt0ueeFs

TRusrEEs, SALE or DWELLING. NO.
4uS1 RENNING ROAD N0RTHksAsTs
BY virtue of deed OF trust reeueded
March III 1877. a. instrument No. Ni of
the land records OF the District of Columbia
and AZ request oi psrty secured thereby. I'M
dersi9ned trustee will offer for sale tw pLah-
fe astctioB in front nf uFeE1ises. 0N THURS
DAY APRIL NINETEENTH. IirsSs At
FIVE PM the following described land
ana premises. situate in said District. 10 wit !:
Lot ica in SguaFe atlSsB .Ffenntng Hetghts
~ usf plat recorded in I.itRss CoHBtv 80 AZ
faito ~ subject To the covenants nj reCdrl
Tt.ruls nf sHle. Oae-hatf af uttrchass fIson4
~ tn tsa IIaid in ra~h4 ialanee in two enttai
ustaliments retsrr@sated tfy pTnntissDFy iFotes
ut purchaser. uayHbie iH anal two wars.
with interest ut Z psr cent TER anHaua from
,ae III sale. IayaiI1e spnsi.anaatalIs. secured
iv deed of trust ttpen lwnn@Fty sold. nF all
eash, ~ uFEtt1n of nssrchaSer, a siepasit oS
$3.50 required OF purchaser ~ sale All con.
yssaDffnxs rcctTrditp9 and notarial fees M
pssat af Isaarchasar Terms Of sale 10 lie eaIu-
oiled with within thirty days from sale
otherwise trustees reserve right % resell
property nj risk and cost OF delanltiaw MIR.
caaseF. after fve days advertisement of
sliehi resale in senne nswspaper pnbifslsesi IN
GEORGE II. LINKINs.
Fl WILLIAM III, LINKfNS.
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Trustee's.Sale~of Val0able Serai-
Detached Residence, No. AIS
Harrison. 81. NV, Contain
inn lflA Rharns and z. Baths.

Bv virtue of a decree of the supreme CoGrt
of the District Of Cuiun,bia passed ln equity
Cause Ne A94al. BarSliRev vs.. Ruruine, the
un.itrsigned trustee VIII offer for sale hy
pslhite auction, in front Of the MeInlses. en
TJTESDAY. THE SEVENTEENTH DAY Ok
APRaIl@1aaS,e AT tFlVE,klETEkN O'CLOCK
Pm. the following aiescrtled land and tlteflf-
fses, situate in the uasiriet OF Columbia TO
Wit: Lot in satsaFe 40
Terms of sale; 0ne-thtrd of the purchase
pluates 10 he paid in cash. the balance an tNa
equal installnIents Represented hy the pfoals-
sorry notes Of the pufchaseF, payable tn orc
and two years. with Interest az ssx per cent
per annuu, from daE of sale, payable senai>
annually. secured ny deed Of trust upnn tha,
property sold or all cash. at the optaon al
The purchaser deposit of SSOo.o0 re-
usliresl OF purchaser at time OF sale. All cos-
Veyarcings recording and notartal Tees at cost
of purchaser Te=IuS OF sale 10 be complied
with within 80 daNs from day of sale. etneF~
,vise- eeenoaat forfeited and tho prupesty re-
suld AZ risk and cost ot (lefaulting purchaser
after Ave tAvSs stveftiseHsNnt ct sueh resaAe
~ some newsnapcr pahiishef in the ctsv. of
Washington u, e. sale subject to Fatafca-
''"' ~ ~" FRANK VAN SAET.
lTi9 h, 81, NV.
a. "A
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ADAM n wEsCALER 4 SOM .Aucttoaeags.
TRUSTEES SALE or yALUABLE TWO
STORY kR.yhAr kR.yhAr lMEhI1NSs,r nAN,E1ssllsS ssr No 3se

SlxIrH STREET SoJrTHEAsr.
nv virtue OF a decree 4 ( the Suprerie Court
OF the District ot Columbia, passed in EQUITY
viii usser Tor sale by nnhlic aH,tsCa ~ tEens
nt the premises. az Tl-ESnAfs THE SENESs
TEESTH DAY Oh ApNl1sr l9SS. At FOUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm. the following ,se-
serieed land and pFehitscs, situate ~ the Ils
teict of 'tNulunthia, to wtts Lot lSa IN GeoEge
Unoper'ss subdivision IN saGaFea SITS as per
plat recoFcad in the oiiiee of the susyeyor for
the District sot Calanlhia in EAber - ~ folio
~, tmpFoved by SlN.r0on and bath hgtek
dwelling. hotswater heat. eAectvtvatS
Terms od sales 0hae-third Of the purchase
money to es patd la cash, nataae1s IA. iva
Atual instalinlents FenrNSehted hy tha pFeRals.
sory nates, ut the nNFchasNe. nAyablu in one
ANA tut wears. with interest at slx peF cent
f9r annung froul tlay5 Ol sale, eaSahle s~usl
annually secured hv decd of trust upon pFoie
erty' Sald or All cAsh, at option ot purchaser
A. .iepasit ~ Saua l0 required nt lasfchaseF
at time of sale. All sonveNaactnss reeogtiittS
and A0taEial lees "A east ri nsAsthaseF. 1egnsS
to he COnplied with Within thirty ,taNS trAna
atay al sale otherwise tFeIstees reserve the,
rtShs to resell nFotNFtv ~ risk and cta~t III
ttNIaitlting tsdFehAsers after i've uaNxs atsveR~
ttsein"nt of sueh resale tn sens newspapsw
nuhllxhad in the C&ty at WAshlastt ttass.e n, e.
SAMtlEt. ], I.,HOAtMAsllttA'
400 Tth 81 Nm,
CHARLES y, SANFORD,
feadail MigkatnS,
spa'd&sla eNSN fTsss1ees
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Trustees' Sale, OF Tfmee-Story
and Basement Brick Business
Property, Being Premises
la0T l. St. NV.

IN virtue ~ = ,gFta,a ,sVNsA Ng ssuss ds,SSs
isaltaEN lN iA&f, hS&ax tNStga0NastS Ne Ne
EceNFVleSi January ~ lSsf. aa,QRs she taFN
rec0Fis 0i tAe Distract ef Caluaal.sa, Sssd at
the fSaa@St ot tbs RagtS sccNged thereby. tae
tlNn, in tFQut IT the psvaa,>sss, 90 NtNNN.Al e.
rNE SINTkENrR nay of AfNtta .Ah,
nSs<tasefteS land and tssenAtssas sateSta ~ tAss
Mstrtet of CSAlNnle8as 2gi DESK aasess a. An>S
hetag Los letl@rea u" tN oAe = SaSStsXtStelt
III lets IN saHaFw iA As nae pias geSeryted ~
tseag y. X, as fella S4$ cf the geS,Npas oi
CoaNmAlA
IegnAss Saad SeeseSs 80 a pTter deed cs
tyt,zt teF SSf, ,AttAOO tNgsAsr par{tsts isra of
which will he apaseuSsces ,st tune ~ sasas the
nagChasu pggSe aNaNe sAti tsAsR ta e@ fs1d
"a cash, 4 dseasit Sc S&000 % geaaHsN,
(SNaXeS aaetuss PeSNE3fnGg e1c.. "A she p&ll+
VaaseF's e0st, EeTms ID e@ e0ssaksSa wtte
wtthtn thirty dAyss otherwise 1spoolt fars
teltsA antt the nrNlset IL nAae ~ ADVERTISED
Aad geSeld "a Ne lASS lesiQR OF tbs tgesteeas
sYNeSsF SkElNlSSNg. (,
apNSiASls SNSN TgeateeN
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JUST OFF 10Th.
S1l,5m.
PETwoRTH cORNYR NOME.
= LARGE ROOMS AND .GARAGE
ONLY ST. nOO-~WILL TRADEl

A beautiful bun brick Patwotth corner
home with manaaFd roof. coyerrd concrete
front porch and two Wide covered rear
pgfehes. on 3 high elevation. convenient 10
schools. stores. churches aud tra1tportalion.
20 H. wide by 50 IT, deep. IL contains
bedfOomsl beautifully decorated modern
kitchen completely equipped. pantry With
nnlitia , rsirigeratot nisd oa'n WITH onaai III, -
With laundry trays and toilet Mice ward,
wlth garage; paved street and alley. In
ity. hOt-water heat; sli modern c0nyenieners
and appointments Owner VIII take SIC 500
for this Northwest bargain and wAt arrange
terms or VIII trade for - sHIail hoiss that
i clear or has only "a ffst trust on y.
nont m'sa this opboft.ntsa ds,s.lI a tah L.ncnin
Ia insDecL .4-sst t5<
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AnAM A. wFsCHLER { soN. Auetioneer.
TRE,sTErss SALE OF TwokSToRY AMI
RAEFMENT BHTCK DWELLING. NO


TRUSTEES SALE OF Tw0eSTORY AND
BASEMENT BRICK. DWELLING. Nj
tlfd VIRGINfA>AIENUES SOUTHWEST,
Hr Vtftnea 0f u certain deed of trust. dntF
recorded September II. 1877. as instrument
NJ iiDne of the land records OF the Dis
tfiet} ak Columbia. and at the. REQUEST OF the
marty secured thereby the undersigned trus-
tees viii offer fer sale nv nnls,Ic auction: ~
front uf the nren,tsrs. on THIiRSnAN THE
TWELFTH DAY OF Af'HIL 1898. Al
TfKET<THTRTY 0GLOCK I'm the follow
iaastlNscrihetl land aud ureHstses situate 10
thn District 0t Columbia, to- wit. Lot lh
ia the suiNily tsiou made bye the deviSees at
Wtsifam Ganton of sduare 3Sd as peT pi1t
fe,aDeslcti tV IAheF Ii folio - ot the records
ot ths ttiire of the" surveyor OF the District
of Cosfnihias 80
Terms Of sale. The above property witt
he sshl subject to prior deed OF trust for
81 500 NJ 1fs. due. August ~ 1878 les
getheF with accrued interest aI.d taxes; bal.
aime cash. A. Geposi4. of $500 required vt
pfsEshaser as tin1eeof sale. All conveyanciue.
recording and notaFiai fees at cost OF puF.
CHASER. Terms OF salesto be complied with
Within thirty DAYS from day OF sale other-
wisa the trustees reserve the right 10 resell
| the propetty. NJ the risk and cost of the
detailing purchaser. after FIVE days advee-
ttsennert of such resale in soma uewsnapar
uuhiishRd in the city of Washington, d. c.
THOMAS ~ IAA<FLER.
AUSTIN c. WALLER
apsf-eod &aiEeKeu Trustees.
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l207 EAST CAPITOL ST
Corner house facing Lincoln
Park, 10 r. h.-w.ha electricity,
detached brick garage; all in
excellent condition; ideal loca-
tion' for physician or drptist.
Price and terms reasonable.
Owner. l.. II. Lamb. Druggfst.
End and Md. ave. ne.
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David Notes, AuGtioneer.
Sale of
Furniture, Household
Effects, Fixtures, Etc.
On Tuesday, April. 10
'~~ Al 10 A. M.

We will sell a large'varicty Of Bedroom.
Living; Room andh Dining. Room Furni-
ttree in suites and odd pieces. Large
lot Of Floor Coverings. Notions, Cloth
ing. Also Mt IL o'clock, one Large Soda
Fountain, Large Remington Cash Reg
lister, nearly new. Several Large Floor
Showcases, Tables. Chairs and Window
Fixturcs--all by Auction.
David Nstes. Auctlaneer.
ti13 Ia. Ave.
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TAoS. J. OWEN s. SON ArCTICNEER<
-,... il,:s Ave stsess Northwest

THUS. J. OWEN & sun. AIIfICNEEE>
l4..s kyes Street Northwest
TRUSTEES SALE QF NALCASLE ERtCN
DWELLING kNON Mas PREMISES IL )
QUE strict $ORTAwEST-
Ey Alrtga ef a Serk Alb deeSa of ssaAs. DUR
recorded. IN LIheE SSssus lNlio 3AS St Sel
vi the l2nd EecogysS of ths District u CO.
tan1oka. 1+t1 az tae request 0f tAN rartv
secarrd tiseeepY, tee GuslSTssSpsa trustee
Will sells az pabiS auctlAsl, "a fstas C
no nFens.ses "a wEpNESpAAs tbs
E14ENkNTN BAY OF ApRIL, Al 1sSS
AT ThRfE 1ttIRfr OJiosA tsM& tas
folecwn. n.sssssSrleed land aud rrsEas$es~ ssts'
ate ia tho District of Cosunlasa. aGI SesaS-
asted ss and petRg lot lSo % IsS1ss. sR,i
Miller. trustees suttlvtsSo0 % 10sst tFs
square !A} a. per niat reSeCdSS ~ tss
Columbia IA Elesr Is st fSlso lS1.
ferais: Al CASH \ tseposst 90 81. Voo.oa
reQalrcds eateyaactnE. reeenllRg. ctc.< a.
nuPehaxerNs cost, 1yrnAs to es roalpsssd vita
within 80 DAYS otherwise Gee<sAe farssstfs
and the prNpeEeye niAy he advertised aA4 re9clS
at the dtscretlaN az the sFUstgess
WEQRGE n, k1NHtNA
LUTHER W LlNNlNSN i,
ROGER J MHFTFoRn
Atty, toc Party SecuFcda
Ap'sdsNlsexSal
THoS- l., OMEN 4 SIN A(CfIISNkEES,
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rROrClS AS

nEPARfNENf CH FAE INYERiCR. WISN,
iaxteR ~ 4 MAFVA 10 lgNNs Seataa EeSss
lsssalss gR JenAteageS wth hN pseegsed 9atrt
saslels a sssssa sSs tgssesshsaS ,etls~ssssss sss'
and Installation af tVla elevators IA Freel.
men's hesMtsl ath and RryaNs ssgeetS
wlth seeetAeAtleNA eafaes ~ which, Vita
MepcSal tNrms eAA h2 eeSugea upeN Aeptiee-
lien 20 the AurxNnn 10 ChiaE Efeadmen's
AnanktAl ~ tA The Chief (laFk az tAs nss
pAaaM@at, TIE tkxht Ia reserved 60 RECESS
any And all htslG qF wAtee sny uafeEmahts
rsepa4glS must hsl terurely AAseANrsA
marked NPfNaa4Al far eAevAtQEs FfNAamen u
tae massieRs WAsllARaleA q t......-
go Flrsl Assistant ssSSfarx- q
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REAL BAHGAIN. -
BIG GROOM H0ME--BUILTIN GARAGE,
Only 9q.Db0-~S.b0 CASH.

II yon are looking for o real Bargain in
a good Nurthwest H9cti0D, IL Wifi puy yspit
10 Inspect this big 6.Fo0m home AEiih II large
covered p0rehes. On " biE1l sievutaUn con.
p0rtati0n facilities. Ti1gd bath with hnilr-
B tab and shower. master bedr6am alr0ss
entire front oi ht,tinn, well nantptel Htf,tep,
BuItin garage, deep lot Ia pnvfat ailry.
In perfect condition, newly decorated atut
painted bHrdwa9ft nDGFs eiaetpielLy aHd ali
modern c0nyeniefaes This bone il Ufir@i
for Immediate site ut W 0daI. 0HiE xslAdl
McGRATH, Main DD0G. aud Ayenlnaa n
N ain 10000 foF aDpontmeDt 10 Inspect ana
sea this nome t94ay ~ 4
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WANTED To BUY-HOUSEs.
SUMMER CATTAGES
0EEuIAi, NnTfCKS

FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR COUNTRY
lovers at "Haltau Woods" near Rockville
50 acres; high. quiet $8O-S75. Call Col. AZ. .
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Trustees Sale Of Colonial Type
House, Six Rooms and Bath;
Furnace Heat, Electric Lights,
No. 1880 Ames Place, NE :

By virtue OF a csrtaiEs deed of trust daily
recorded in Eiber No. 54J2. folio 177 IS sea.s
of the land records of the District OF CO.
luHIela. and at the request of the party 80
cured thereby. the uudersigned trustees will
1iieF for sale by puhii. auetaon. IN front Of
the premises. WEDNESDAY. The
EIGHTEENTH DAY OF APRIL. 1873. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ. the foll0winw 1ieserib-
% land anst premises situate in the, District
nefiy AMI Davis Co.'S subdivision of square
1856 as ner piat recorded in the ufffce Of
the. surveyor for the District Of c0luubi5
IN IIhcr - ~ folio SS
Terms of sale One-thfTd cash. balance in
twO eaHal fnstailments- TeOreseatod hv the
nroustssorx notes of the Uurcnaser pavzbls
10 one and, tao yeaFS. with interest at q per
cent Der anrnni from day of sale. payable
semi annually seeGFesl nv siee-t uf trust upoR
the pr0Eery soti. OF all cash. az option OF
pHrchaser: A deposit. of S.bu9 required at
<1Ie- All conVeyanUiHg recording ard no
Earial fees % cost nf purchaser. Terms TO Dc
% ssss otrT y resess .S ttSi ne r;rs, 81
20 reseAs pggPs F.sat sls4, AM cost of Dc
faulting ptjrrhaseT, alter f@e JAYS advertise
nlsn' of such resale: :ia sserse newspaper pub
llshed IN the Citr of WzShnTxtou u. C
MtGRERN1J. H0N0E0E ;
an dds RrGa
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rHOS. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS
1923 Ego Street Northwest
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alsa.d&sla eNSa TTlSs1ees
NlAM A. wlsSCHT.EN n SSlN N,,,,.,.,ssfs :
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ApAM A. WEscHLER & son.
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AIJAAfI A WESrHITR { sos. Aa,elioneers
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-12-22
WHAT'S ON AT THE SHOW? ?

Dashing Clara Bow in an amusing comedy drama en- titled Rough House Rosie" will head the Sunday eveing bill at the picture show.
 The program will be round ed out with ''Top Patsy" a Karnival comedy featuring the clever Al. Cooke in a riot of funny situations.
 Next Week.
 Tom Meighan, famous film star, in Blind Alleys" SUD- ported by Evelyn Brent and Great Nilsson. A fine story and a notable cast.
 The comedy will be "A Social Error," with Al. Cooke.
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-12-22
LOCAL TOPICS
Merry Christmas.

The growing list of local rad- jos was further increased this. week by the arrival of two new sets, one for E. M. Reyn- olds, the other for Tom Walt CTS.
 Henry Hummel, pioneer Tex as Creek prospector, left for the south on the Norco, enroute to the Salt Lake district, where he will pass the win ter. season.
 See our display of Toys and. Christmas novelties-Boundary Gift Shop.
 Prof. Henry Van Dykes not ed story, "The Other Wise Man." will be presented in lieu of the usual services at the M. E. Church Sunday ev- ening.
 Relating in pictured form a story of unusual interest by one of the worlds most noted authors and poets, the present ation will be worth seeing. The program is scheduled to start at 7:30 p. m.
 Christmas services will be held at the church at 10:30 a. m. on Christmas day, with special music and choir sing ing.
 You get the same thing cheap CT at the Boundary Gift Shop.
 Col. E. R. Stivers, librarian of the Hyder Public Library, re- ports receipt of the following new books, at the library. The list will be further increased shortly by returns from a re- cent order sent to the States, which will include a consider able number of the latest book offerings:
 Cleopatra Ferval
Hyder weekly herald., 1928-12-22

See our display of Toys and. Christmas novelties-Boundary Gift Shop.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-22

Minneapolis, Aug. pa (AP) -
Wheat was nervous and erratic to-
day, and developed q strong tone
late in the session on quick rally
in outside markets. High prices for
the day were recorded near the close.
Late prices were l &c to ! asc higher
here. Other grains rallied with
wheat. Corn came out Of a weak
spell and closed higher for the day.
Oats were quiet and held within
q narrow range. Rye futures were
slow and drsggy. Barley futures
eased early, and recovered. Flax
seed futures were easy and quiet.
Cash wheat offerings were mod
crate, and demand for average quail
ity was fair to good. High protein
offerings were comparatively light,
and demand was good.
Winter wheat was steady.
Durum was easy for low protein,
steady for choice.
Flour trade was batter. and ship
ping directions fair to good.
Corn offerings were small, and de-
nnand good.
Oats were in fair to good demand,
good weight ruling firm.
Rye was firm to 1c higher, with a
better general demand.
Barley was quiet for ordinary to
poor quality, and demand was good
for mailing grades. Price range was
SIC to 631sc.
Flaxseed was firm, with a better
demand. Offerings were moderate.
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so. ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul, Aug. 22.-R-(U.
s. D. A.)-Cattle, 1900; opening
around steady on most killin"
classes; steers and yearlin9a IN
moderate supply; part loads early
1a:oO: grassers 1875; weighty led
offerings 1900; she stock 7.50@e 90
Tor cows and 8.50@1lO0 for heifers:
several loads very desirable grass
helfers 11.50l12.50; cutters 5000
200; bulls weak, spots 10 to 25 cents
lower; bulk 8.25@S.75; stockers and
feeders unchanged.
Calves, 1900; c--'i4~ --idered.
steady to weak; 1850 mostly.
Hogs, 1000; strong, l.. s!y 25
ceiots hicher than Tuesday: sorted
ligts and light butchers 70 o517H'a n:
mostly 1910; other medium and
heavy butchers 11.5o@I2.oo or bet bet
ter; bulk fat .ows ZOO: smooth
butchery kinds up to 1925: pirs
steady, largely 1850; average cost
Tuesday 11.20; weight 274.
Sheep. 1000; sheen and Gull ,emb.
steady: bidding mostly Is cents low.
er; better Grade naive lambs 1872
@15.25; culls ,Aostly $50: fat ewcs
TO packers 100000.
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comfort satisfaction the
render DO not believe people have lost
rugged naracter initiative have they lost
which they Undecided in American the quality
hopes must lie l.. the solution Of great problems.
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home is the sanctuary Of moral inspiration spirit
but families living in 2soooooo hcm:s nIo4s
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lossees thereon from the federal
treasury or by tax or fee imposed
on the farmer.
I'VE propose with governmental
assistance and an initial advance Of
capital" he added, ito enable the
agricultural industry to reach Z
stature Of modern business opera
tons by which the farmer will at
tain his independence and maintain
his individuality"
Alternatives Considered
Expanding his previous statement
regarding the development of the
Mississippi and the building of 4
Great Lakes to the Atlantic water
way as means Of furnishing lower
freight rates on farm produce going
to the seaboard, Hoover said the en-
gineers had recommended Che Sc.
Lawrence route to the Atlantic, but
that It negotiations with Canada for
the construction Of this route failed.
alternative routes would have to b
considered.
I'm any event, the completion Of
this great system Of barge lines on
the rivers and connecting the lakes
with the gulf and Of opening . ship.
way from the lakes to the sea-" he
continued, will make an effective
transportation system 10000 miles
in length penetrating twenty mid
west states. And this means more
than the mere saving upon the &c,
tual goods shipped on these routes.
Il part Of your crops can move 60
market at . seven to ten cent saw
ing per bushel, the buyers cempeti.
tive bidding for this portion Of the
crop will force upward the price Of
the whole crop"