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Furniture

- Smoking Stands. finished in
mahogany. Damaged. R1gu-
iariy So so a II d S505
S2450. Choice 500. e'''~c
- End Tables. finished in ma
llogauy. Floor SAM
pies. Regularly $500, co fQ
Each ... co T'
- Unfinished Kitchen fables.
Regularly s4.95, Spe- co N
clai. each ...........
% Mahogany finished foot
stools. with leatherette
seats. Regularly 79c. %.
Each . DOC
4 Tilt-top Tables. III manag-
any an :. finish s Regularly S7.45
1925 Each ....
II Bridge Set-table AMI tour
chsirs-flnislled in RED. SIS
Regularly s22.5o Ncw.. 'cio
- Unfinished Chairs-sligntly
m d. Regularly OOc
sleo. Now. each |oI
Il Unfinished Stool o.
Regularly Si45 Now. |'C
IS Children's Gad-about desks.
In pink and ivory finishes.
Slightly soiled, Regu- CT m
larry so75. Each. Si'Oo
II Child's Desk. finished IN
ivory; Slightly soiled S405
Kann's-Fourtf Floor.
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81 Two-pieee Pajamas. oil PINK
and blue striped aanne!ettc.
Slp-o'er style. sl95 81 M
value Each .....
"a Costume Slips, OF seco, mus
lin and sateen sl49 GI 00
oSi .oS values. Each
--36 Step-ins of muslin. wolfe
and crepe 79c to 500 f0c
values Each ........
ga Gowns Of muslin and MAIN
sock S!ip-over styles; snort
sleeved and sleeveless. 81 40
Sl95 values Each
SO Two piece Pajamas OF plain
and figured crepe and Of dimity.
81 100 10 $40 values. 1Oc
--4S Envelope Chemise OF crepe
de chine and radium: lace TRIM
med Si9S value. G1 10
Each ..-.,..,..,.....t
lie Bath Robes. of figured Bea-
con cloth. extra siZc Ct -
1915 value Each 49,. "
kanns Serond Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

II W0mans Green Silk TN
hrclia i6-r.h style sailed
Formers $1,000. G. M
NOV
- woman's Navy Blue Silk I'm
breiIa l6-rio style.
Soiled. Formerly CD IN
$500 Now ........ ~o
- Women's Gloria Umbrellas
in 10 and l6 rib styles Both
red Formerly 1895 CT OF
Now. each .......
-? Womrn's Gloria Umbrellas
l0-rib style Slightly imp rfect
Green and red For Sl M
m"rlv sio3 Each .. @CO
-l2 Chi!dren's Cotton Umbrellas.
in black. green and navy. IN.
Formerly 19c Each 49,. wv
Kann 's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

liz Al wool Comforts. with fig
urcd centers and plain borders.
72xS0-in size regular
ss'' value Friday $40
Tor .,....,.'.tt....
ia Nursery Crib Blankets. Son
40-in size: IN pink and
blue. were soc Friday. Zoe
I'll Comfort or Blanket Covers.
T2x8l.i In size. In a good assert
ment OF colors. regu- 90 ~
larry S2a8 Friday for %~'"
- Aii-wooi rlaid Blankets. 7ON
s2-in size; In a good assortment
of colors; slightly soiled, reg,i'
larry $1,000. Friday sos
lis Solled blankets. plaid de-
signs chiefly. part wool and all
wonl qualities. double bed ssze.
FRIDAY at
$l.OH to $7.O5
- silk Comtarts. size TaNs0 in,
IN a good assortment Of colofs,
formerly $500 Fri" $500
day, each .,...t,.,
kann' street Floor,
Gloves
to Pairs WOmen's fu,t-on
Giovcs. ot washable suede nm
iahed fabric Gray, oak and
mode with seif-aiitch-
ed backs, slaa quail xl III
ity Pair ,,......,..
les Pairs Misses Washable
Fabric Gioves, IN pull~on style,
Saddle sewn Oak, cocoa. and
rosewood, III sises I >, d -O.
and Z 81 90 value Pair
80 Pairs Naveity Cuff Giayes.
nf sneee and e'ace Kid In white,
heige and light gray Broken
sites and soiied 81 90 10 10
Siaa values Pair ..,..
kann street finQF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

SIS Chi'd:cr's R1yon striped
Co:ion Union Suits. D1scn
neck. elbow s-1c.~s. * - ~
Broken sizes. 79c Qua.l,-. @Oc
lis Children's Part-wooi ! mon
Suits. High necz, long sleeves:
knee and ankle lengths. 70
Soi!ed. Reg 81 40 Each
-3s Chiidren's Rayon Striped
Cotton Ribbed Vests and Bloom
crs. Broken sizes. Peg. sac %
EaEIl
lie Nemcr's Fiat Wool mixed
Vests and Pants. in
broken sizes Reg Si.25
$50. Each .....
SIS Chi:a-cr's Trioa Suits Of
wool, cotton ard ra9oa- dutch
neck: s.oow sleeves: s-r"a se,sgth-
si.os s to IL years, Reg 02c
si.65. Each .....
Kanns-Stree Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Toilet Goods

. Bottles of Perfume No.
II Beaucair. regularly $50,
and / Raffy, regu-
larry $500. Boxes 60 m
damaged. Choice -. "
Il Bottle Raffy Perfume. i."gu-
larry $50. Box damaged. And
so China Incense Burn 40
ers. Were sloO. Choi-e. wv
II Shell Lamps. Were $3.50.
Very special. each, 81 80
FRIDAY al ...
Il Twelve piece Toilet set OF
imitation pearl on amber. S-O
Was sl20 Nov . CIV
II Imported China Lamp and
/ imported musical go IN
powder box. Choice
Il Dolly Tray. Was 81 30.
Very specially priced 81 90
tlDA d.
Karns-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Wool Goods

Remnant Lengths. Of coftin9s
and dr-ss goods. IN back and
coiors. Sc TO 81 inchcs wiin. and
in lon2 his from - 10 3 ssi6s,
Formerly Sl.oo 10 $500 a 20,
yard. Friday. a yard 49,.
Kann's-Strect Flor.
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SI.55 Felt Hats
H0c Ea.

30 Tailored Felt Hat. m black
gray. sand, green. ed, copen and
otnrf c0loIs ana iii tatgt.
medium ana small h al siUshs.
Kann Second FlGg)i,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Art Goods

Stamped Pieces. including
children's dresses. linen buffet
sets. i8-in centers. towels.
gowns. aprons. etc; regu- 2Oc
larly soc 10 93c. Choice ~
Odd LOT Crochet Twist and
Perie C0tt0ns. In assorted sizes
and colors. regularly l5c IN.
and CSC bali ~ wv
rs Bed Lights. slightly soiled
and musSed. various shapes,
zach complete regu- CT m
larry s2a Each 49,. y h'oo
Kann's Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
DOnestics
Il SOiIed TafTcta Rayon Sprea

II SOiied Taffcta Rayon Spread.
with ru..IeS OF blue;
vas s2z.,O. Frloay c1n O.
Is Shoes. heavy bieached
quality: 8lxyJ-in size; a regular
sli9 value. Friday. spe- TOo
cial. each ........... ~
rs Crib Sheets. seconds. but
good qualities; assorted 0Qc
s:zes. Special. each. ..... ~"
10 pairs Embroidered Cases,
slightly soiled; were 81 "a
$500. Now. each 49,. oo
AZ Unbieached Cases. heavy
quality: will bleach white. Ask
4s-in. size. Fri day, 100
- Dolly Madison Spreads. COX
loa-in size: in green only.
slightly soi!ed: were S-Q9
sl3 80 Now. each .. c''/"
- Pacific Rayon Spreads. two
r-een and one gold: slightly
s0i'ed: size eoxios-in, so OK
Were SIS. Now. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Silvcrware
- -Four niece Si'ver-pated Tea
Sets. Regularly SLABS. 60 GO
Set
- Silver plated Vases ii-inch
SIZE Regularly sTs0. e. o.
Each .
Sterling Silver Salt and Pep
per Shakers. Regularly To-
c9c. FRIDAY. each. .
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Luggage

SLIGHTLY DGro9ed or Scratched
Il Double strap Suit Case. with
broken hinge. Was S5-95. 0Qc
Nov
- Double lock Overnight Cases
regularly s595. and Travelling
Bag-damaged. reg 81 -
ularlv s4.os. Cncics.
5 Black Hat Boxes--oInd
shane. Damaged. Were 80
1926. Each .
Large Touring Case. with ooa-
be straps " a S5.95
sf2s5. Now ....
Karn'-TE!-d Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Notions

IL Boxes Phoenix sanitary
Napkins. Large size. ~.
Regularly Csc. Box ..... crs
Ia Pairs Cuffs for mems .liY;s.
Regularly soc and 81 90 81
FoA s.-ssss +.t~.-st--
--Ze Pairs Fancy Round Carriers.
Regularly Soc: aud odds and
ends 81 Dress Shields. IN
Choice .............,.. ~"
lie Shoe Bags. the ~pfket
s'yae Regularly Csc. IL
E-Stg -.-.....
--Es nds for Eoys' Pants. "a as
sorted sizes Regularly 2lc. =
Special, esGf .,.......,. cS
KsIn Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Neckwear

Fanny keakvSzT VI slix lsfe.
linen snc p'qus Aihp some silk
o3ufoF capt. see value. vz.
rs Knitted snuggisSk ~ light
o}lls ~os!. 81 90 value %
Iksb ,t.st+tsssst..,.
II Georgetts Crepe Square
Shawl WsS 1880 CT 0@
WV
- Hair Bands a If silver cloth
with Thinestoiles. slightly ,sTnj6hr
20 Were 81 81 And 9 " diamond
Gust, sonie with imitation pearls
Slightly nussec. Were
t 800 ana $3.50 SI.OO
IA Diamond Dust Hair Oraa-
ms8ts--
10 were $50 Now. 20.
fE1E st...-+r s-.e-s.t
q were 500 Now, "a
fhsB t...ttt-..+- -..t..+-t.
s were 7sc Nov. 10
earn ..-...s.+,,...,
ksBi3 o Street Fapof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Ribbons

An odd lot of Plain and Fancy
Ribbons, suitable for trimming
hats. dresses. fancy work and for
making belts Regularly To
soc 10 s5c values Yard
Kann S. Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
ChiIdren's
HighShocs
$500 and $3.50
Values
Sl.69

High Lace Shoes. of pat
ent leather and Of black
and tan feathers. $50 pairs
taken from stock and
greatly reduced for quick
clearance. Sizes in assort-
ment. 8i2 to 10.
Kann' Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

so SANITARY Mattress Iu.ers-
SoleA from nanaAng
si.ls ana sl.JJ yalueo. @Oc
Choice
liable Lot Car.ain Strips
Saieoaieli' Samples. o9c 20 d.
CO. grades Strip. ...
-.5 yards Curtain and Drapery
Material! hemnaE.s. 20 1Oc
TO So values Yard -. NV
10 YARDS Damask and Velour
Remnants. Sl.98 TO $3.50 COr
values Yard .....
10 prs. Imported Curtains
si4gat.y soiled. $3.50 to CD M
S796 grades. Pair. oo
lis Strips of Douh!e-faced
Velour porticres. So 10 so
in. wide $3.50 TO G. 90
sl50 grades. Each. o'O"
AZ prs. RULED Curtains IN COL
ored effects. S1-Ss S2 90
grade. Pair. .....
10 Velour and DamaSk Drapery
Sets, 3-p.ece style.
S4.98 20 SS9S graaes cl o.
SSt
- Fancy Pillows. N round and
obong shapes. sl993 60 "a
grades, Eata
10 Cretonne- Pillows.
round style. filled with fOc
cotton. 81 90 grade, Each.
lis Rayon Pillows. i'll assorted
apes and colcrs.
s2a and ss.ss grades, SI05
Each ............
IS Table Runners or ScarfS.
ot velour. rayon and
damask. slss srade' Sl.OO
Each ..........
--i2 Ob'ong Tapestry Wall
Panels. the CSC grade, 90
al Cretonne Bar Harbor
Cushion Se:S-cushion
and back Sl9S C1 10
grade Set....
Il. Ten-pieee Kitchen Sets. OF
cream scrim with
eineham border, s4sS 60 10
EL aNS SSCk.
Kann'S-Thivd Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Framed Pictures. Etc.

Framed Pictures, Etc.
--2 Plate Glass Mirrors. IN blll-
iei style, eize z0x42
inches were slS GIN mn
Nov. each ........ " h'J'OO
3 Pictures. IN hand carved
frames: were $500. G.D 20
FRIDAY, each ........ @~oo
I'll Framed Pictures. including
siifn subjects as Poppy Girl"
Roy Ia the Sand. Northern
hIght" and flower
scents were $3.50 &l -
1ttj11h t,..s,.t.,,t.t
ID Humidor Boxes. formerly
ficed a. $1,000 10 &22 80.
Ch1ice, Friday. at
" Price
- Poker Racks. formerly 81
friday =, each special Sl.OO
liz FRAMED Pictures. size sxt2
m, were 1900. ~ M
liz Framed Notices, size 1916
IN Trees" and AL
Isb Prayer, were al 7g
So 90 Choice .,.,,... :" 90
-~IS Notices: were 81 90 " So 30
Choice. Friday at
" Price
KanB'g Street Floor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
Dinner Sets
Reduced!

Seven sets taken
from regular stock
and greatly reduced
for quick clearance.
: miss sing. otherwise IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02
.Jewelry

a. - ~
Ia Genuine Coral Necklace,
22-inch length. Were go -
$50. Each ... C%'Sc
Is Genuine Coral Necklaces.
22-inch length, in graduate
ssea were $500 $500
- Genuine Coral Necklaces.
2f-inch length Were GI nn
$500 Each . |o wv
ia Artificial Pearl Robes. 90
incn length Ana 10 so,ehy
Gold Plated Lockets will hold
40 70 ''s c1''s.. Were $500
- imported Perfume BOTTLE
ensn3elec IN pastel coiors. "a
Were 81 % Each ...... 'oI
Kann street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

rIOOr Coverings
200 yus. Fell base rico. Iov-
erins kemnan,S- s9t ana lOo
oec grades 90. yard -.
lilo yds. Genuine tniaid Limo
ieum Remnants. sl69 10 ZOo
TO So grades. So. yd Wv
leo yds- Felt Base and Limo
leum Hall Runners. SOC ~
10 Csc grades. Yard. 49,.
- Felt base Rugs. SIZE axl2 and
oxloi2 II. Regularly cE o.
$l07o Each. ..... %V'~"
- Administer Rugs. size 6x9 It.
R E..s 'arly sis''' $l3.05
II Wilton Worstcd Rug. size
6x9 II Regularly G@- IN
$88 90 Now. ...... @' Jew
IL Chenille Rug. size 6xa f.
Reg larry $40 9S, GOO -
- Beauvais Administer Rugs.
Floor samples Sizes 9Ni2 ana
8i.xlo'2 IT Regu- G23 o.
larry SIS 90 Each
- Worsted wilton Rugs. size
9xi: #. Regularly GO o.
slooon Now. each. SO1.S0
Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

perfect condition.
I-,,p' >h% s,o Ss'' Win win conventional sos
,-,r. Set ~ b, ,S on %n border sos
' ,y S. CO.., VI" 1 <s" poppy "e'"'' Sl7.9>
od 'oo re, St s,, %" xn, flag "F'"' Sl2.os
9p| w Set ~ y px "% %o an" red dec" $26.4t
s., % x.' China i"s, n""'' Set Wa" $40.0>
l~l3-pe. Cottage Set Was $b9S. Now G. M
special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~~'~>
kam'A~~l bird Floor.
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Corscis. Etc.

60 Athlete CorsettcS.
regularly 5000. Spe- c. o.
ciai, each ........... '''
-l2 CarSettes. nine OF them Ath-
leto. regularly 81 %. and three
Model regularly Sc 50 co o.
Choice ........-. $500. %''' ~
-: Nemoflex Circles.
regularly $1,000. Now, c. o.
each ...,.......
Kann' Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

Imitation Metal Cmshs, Sd
inches vide. IN antique, steel
coral and silver. turquoise and
silver, and rose and
silver $a,so value Sl.5O
Friday, yard ,..,..,,
~~-t'alarcd Trimmings, embroidery
ed on net. chiefly ia SardS In
the lot, Values from lac lnc
To aoc A ward ,,,,,..
~~~inSertians. Calais and R,nche
Nalenciennes lsc and
Zoe values FRIDAY Zoe
ward ,..,t+ttt-e ,..,,t..s
--~sCluay Insertions marrow cot
ton lace, " tn inch Wide A
regular 90 value, Friday, -.
a yard ,4.,,.. ..,<.&.
kann's Street tIeor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-02

as Pure Linen DamaSk Table
Sets. 54x5i IN, and Sin napkins
TO match: silver bl&ached damask,
regularly $3.50 Fri 80 o.
day. set .....
80 Fancy Turkish Towels.
heavy weight and large size.
with wide colored Dor
ders, regularly 7Sc, Spe- 90
cial. each ,........... c~
IS yards White Art Linen. good
round-thrcad quality. regu-
lar 6oc quality. Special, 1Oc
yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lis Russian Filet Dresser ScarfS.
IN different SIZES and very attrac-
tive patterns, regular
$500 70 $500 values, 80 %
Specially each :. 49,. - -"
81 Pure Linen DamaSk Table
Sets. hemstitched: set consists OF
66xS6-!n. cloth and SIX 2o-n.
napkins 10 match h,
regularly $3.50 FRI 81, -
dav, a set ...,..,..
so Hand embroidered Guest
Towels. pure linen, With colorsd
embroidered designs, Spe- Cl~
cial. each .,....,,...
ksnn'S~~S;reet Floor,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-09
Q -ApyERTIsEMENT

parties interested therein or having q
lien or claim thereon, or i'm any way al
fected, are hereby referred TO said
roll or statement on file with the
City Secretary, and the resolution
approving the same and providing
for this notice, duly passed by the
City Commission.
"A hearing 10 the owners OF prop
erty abutting upon said portion Of
said street and to all others In any
wise interested therein, or having
any lien or claim thereon, or 10 be in
any way affected has been ordered
By the City Commission Of the City
Of Brownsville. Texas, and will be
given and held by and before said
City Commission ut 10 o'clock "A. Nj.
in the City Council Room in the City
Hall in the City OF Brownsville,
Texas, on the 18th day of May. 1928,
at which time and place the owners
Of such abutting property and all
other parties interested therein, or
having n lien or claim thereon, or in
any way affected shall be entitled 10
and receive a full ana fair hearing
and may introduce evidence and sub
poena witnesses and such hearing
may be continued, if necessary, TO
fully and fairly accomplish the
purpose thereof and al such hearing
any owners of abuttiBg property. or
others interested therein. or having
a lien or claim thereon. or to be af-
fected thereby will present them
selves in person or by agent or at
torney and be given opportunity 70
make and present any protests, or
objections or contest which they, or
an Of them. may have, and to be
heard concerning benefits to prop
erty. amounts of assessments and
concerning any matter in connection
with which they. or any of them. may
be entitled to be heard On any matter
provided BY the charter or law or
ordinances In force in said city. or
under the terms Of Tire proceedings
Of the City with reference TO the i'm
provemcnts in connection with which
said hearing is held, ard al said time
and place a full and fair hearing will
be given and the amounts to be as
sessed and other matters and things
will be done and determined.
BY order or the City Commission
Of the City Of Brownsville. Texas.
(SEAL) A. f. MUNDAY,
City Secretary Of the City
Of Brownsville. Texas.
5-5-9-12-3t-2g79.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-09
NOTICE OF SALE

BY virtue OF the judgment and de-
cree rendered by the District Court
of the United States Of America. for
the Southern District Of Texas,
Brownsville Division. on February
10, 1926. in a cause pending on the
equity docket thereof, being Cause
No. 1877 in Equity. entitled; Mercan-
tile Trust Company, Complainant, VS..
Rio Grande Railway Company, ct al,
Defendants, and by virtue Of an or
der Of sale issued thereon. and in
pursuance thereto, by the Clerk of
said court on the 30th day Of April,
1928. and to me, as the Special Mas
ter Commissioner appointed by said
court in said decree. directed and de-
livered. /. George Westerfield, Spe-
cial Master Commissioner. will offer
for sale. and will sell 10 the highest
bidder for cash, az public auction
conducted by me al the court house
door Of the Court House OF the Unit
e. States Of America, in the City of
Brownsville, Texas. on the first Tues
day in June. 1923. same being the 9Th
day Of June. 1928, between the hours
Of 10000 o'clock a. m, and 400
" NA1Nh Hs He GIL IhN EltfNAhANN - NhN
Rio Grande Railway Company, of de-
PENDANTS. same being more particu-
larry described in said decree rem
dered February 10. 1925, ar follows:
81. A line Of railway extending
from Brownsville. in a Northeasterly
direction, to Point Isabel, a distance
OF 22.5 miles. moro or less, as now
constructed. the whole situated IN
Cameron County. Texas.
2. The property situated in the
City Of Brownsville. in Cameron
County, Texas. commonly known as
the Rice Mill property consisting
OF Blocks Nos. TIA and IT'S, Of the
City Of Brownsville. as shown on the
official maps Of said city, together
with the large brick building for
merly a rice mill, and all other build
ings and improvements thereon.
3. The real estate. constituting the
terminals OF the Rio Crsnde Railway
company in said city Of Brownsville,
Texas, together with all the shops,
sheds and other buildings and i'm
provements thereon.
4. The real estate constituting the
terminals of the Rio Grande Railway
Company at Point Isabel. Texas, with
the wharves. piers and other build
ings, structures and improvements
thereon
>. All rights Of way, station and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-09
q ADVERTISEMENT

depot grounds: all tunnels, road
beds. spur tracks, sidings, turncuts,
switches and turn tables; all super
structures, bridges, stringers, ties,
rails, frogs, chairs, boats, spices and
other railroad appurtenances, all sta
ton houses, warehouses, freight
houses, engine houses. power houses,
depots. ear houses. water stations,
water tanks, machine shops, and 9TH
or structures; all engines, tenders,
cars, rolling stock and other equip
ment and interests therein. all fur
riture. machinery, tools and imple-
ments; all material and supplies: and
all other property, real, personal and
mixed, for use upon or appurtenant
10 the said line Of railway; and all
other property, real. personal and
mixed OF every kind and description
now owned by the Rio Grande Rail-
way Company; the whole being un-
derstood 20 be located in Cameron
County, Texas, but 20 be included
herein whether in that county or else
where.
g. All leases and operating. track
age, traffic. union depot terminal,
bridge and ferry agreements and
TiKnIB 1uu Ml ULUeT GOHbtANb5 Va NuN
Rio Grande Railway Company and its
rights Hereunder.
7. All franchises and privileges
now owned by the Rio Grande Rail-
way Company.
&. All improvements and better
ments placed upon any Of the proper
ties aforesaid prior TO the foreclosure
sale hereunder.
o. Any and all other properties. Of
the kinds and classes above listed.
acquired by the Rio Grande Railway
Company at any time hereafter and
prior to the said foreclosure sale
The following listed properties IN
possession or said Rio Grande Rail
way Company. to-wit. y Model ~
Brill motor car, two flat cars, two
section motor cars. n caboosc No
pol, one Locomotive No. 4, n Brill
motor car. one Tank Car No. 400. and
n Box Car No. 800. adjudicated By
said decree to belong TO the trustees
of The Sugarland Industries, are to
be expressly excluded from the sale,
but the rights Of the Rio Grande
Railway Company to the possession.
use. etc. thereof, under a contract
between il and The Sugarland Indus
tries. dated April "a. 1925, and re-
corded in Book II. p. 635, Of the
Records Of Contracts and Conditional
Sale Agreements in the office Of the
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Secretary OF State, at Austin, Texas,
are TO be expressly included I'm such
sale.
The successful bidder will Be re-
CURED 20 pay ten per cent OF the
amount Of his bid on the day of sale,
and the remainder upon the confirma-
ton of said sale by said court, the
sale TO be made subject to such con
firmation.
The above described properties will
be sold as u unit, free and discharg-
ed of the liens established and fore
closed ~ said decree.
Said properties will he sold ns
aforesaid to make the amounts owing
on the first and second liens fore
closed by said decree, that is to say.
the respective sums OF $75,62S.65 and
s~27S.325.27. with legal interest from
date OF judgment, and the sums Of
$232.25l.73 and S50Si.41. which
amounts include interest 10 June q.
1928. all OF the foregoing secured by
the first lien aforesaid. and the sum
from date Of judgment. being the
amount secured by the second lien,
together with all costs Of suit and
the costs and expenses Of said sale.
including the fees and commissions
of the Special Master Commissioner
Done IN Houston. Texas. this 30th
day OF April. 1928.
George s. Westerfield.
Special Master Commissioner.
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such application as provided BY law.
And you will execute this writ by
publishing a true copy Of this notice
once each week for n period of
Twenty (20) days in a newspaper
Of general circulation which has been
continuously and regularly published
for a period Of not less than one
year in Cameron County, Texas.
Herein Fail Not, but have you be-
fore said court on or after the ex-
piration of twenty days. this writ,
with your return thereon showing
how you have executed the same.
Given under my hard and seal OF
the County Court OF Cameron Coun-
ty, Texas. on this the 5th day Of May,
"A. ID. 1928.
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Clerk County Court.
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By o. r. Bremen, Deputy.
"a trne copy | certify,
May 5, 1925.
Fl. ID. Seago, Clerk County
Court, Cameron County. Texas.
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THE A or TEXAS

No. 1908
In the County Cour. or Cameron
County. Texas.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Mary
n. Lockheart. Deceased.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Cameron County. Greeting:
You are hereby commando, 10
summon all persons interested in the
estate Of Mary Z. Lockheart. De-
ceased. to take notice that Priscilla
ID. Abbott has filed an application in
the County Court OF Cameron Coun-
ty. Texas. IN Cause Nc. 1909 IN the
Probate Docket Of said Court 20 take
the deposition OF Mrs. Vincent A.
Bell. who resides in the City Of
Fulton. Illinois; in answer to the
interrogstories attached 20 said no
tice and application. md that COM
missions will issue 10 take such de-
nnGitinns Alta tEantx daEE notice Of