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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
BREAKING the transatlantic record

BREAKING the transatlantic record
has been so frequently a pastime with
our modern greyhounds that the
usual fresh achievement lacks sensa-
tional interest. but the performance
Of the City of Paris was so superb as
to call for general admiration, es-
pecially in view of the fact that she
is now an American ship, although
not yet flying the American flag. A
record of five days fifteen hours and
fifty-eight minutes is just thirty
three minutes ahead of everything
else
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
Brave Boys.

General O. O. Howard in recent
article calls attention to the bravery
shown by American boys on both
sides of the conflict in the civil war.
Many boys, he says, followed their
fathers, many were in the drum corps
or attached to the service of an
officer, SO that the aggregate of actual
boys in the Union army reached
many thousands. On the COnfeder-
ate side the proportion of boys was
much larger.
General Howard does not state it,
but it was a well-known fact that
during the last years of the struggle
many Southern boys Of fourteen and
fifteen years filed the spaces in the
thinning ranks left vacant by their
dead fathers and brothers.
Whatever opinion the individual
reader may have Of the motives of
this war, he must be proud that
American boys on both sides bore
themselves in it with such devotion
and courage.
The soul of the boy, like his body,
is peculiarly open to the cOntagiOn of
any influence that is in the air.
During these years of our national
history patriotism and bravery were
felt to be the chiefeSt virtues.
A story which is a tradition in an
American family of French descent
shows the effect upon a child of this
influence. Daniel Bonnet was a
weaver two hundred years ago in the
French village of Thorigne. He and
his wife were Huguenots, and they
talked necessarily to their three lit
tie children of the glory of holding by
their faith, and, if needs were, of
dying for it.
The troops were sent into the
village to convert the Huguenots at
the swords point, and Bonnet and
his wife attempted to escape to the
coast.
They loaded a donkey with vege-
tables as if for market, but hid the
three little ones in the panniers,
charging them, as they valued their
religion, to keep silent, no matter
what happened
NJ. Bonnet, with a basket of tur-
n1pS, trudged ahead; MS Vile drove
the donkey. Just outside the village
they met trooper.
Going to market?" he said, suspi-
ciously. Then | can try if your
carrots be tender!" He plunged his
sword into the pannier and waited,
but not sound was heard. "Wher-
ever you go, bon voyage, mes amis!"
he shouted, and galloped away.
The wretched parents had to wait
until he was out of sight before they
could open the basket. Their boy,
child of five, had been stabbed
through the thigh
"But | did not speak, mother" he
cried, and tainted.
The Bonnets escaped to America,
and the blood of the brave lad still
runs in the veins of good men and
women.
There is no enthusiasm for bravery
or religion astir in the air now to
influence our boys. 1t is worth
their while to ask themselves what
influence is astir in it, and how it
has touched them. Com
panion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
THE mosquitoes artesian well borer

THE mosquitoes artesian we'll borer
consists of six parts, two lances, a
spear with a double barbed head. a
needle of exquisite t1neness, saw,
and pump. The spear makes the
start, knives are used to make the
blood flow more freely. and the pump
tube is for suction. 1t is all beauti-
fully adapted to its purpose, and if it
was designed for use on human cuti-
Gle, is it not blasphemy to resist?
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

Why doesn't some clever man invent
a machine for shutting cards?
We pretend to know others, but
what one of us understands himself?
We have noticed that the boys who
are great to "cut up" are always in
vited when there is party.
About the greatest pleasure most
men have in life is waiting for the
mails, and counting on receiving
money in letters.
How grown people now envy the
poor little boys on the streets who go
barefooted, and whose clothes are full
of big holes.
The story of the life of the most
commonplace man in town would De
Of more interest than fairy story, il
he had a gift to tell it.
A man may feel like fighting when
he is young, but by the time he
reaches SO his ambition may be de-
fined in three words: "On earth
peace"
If you have any confidence to give,
lock yourself up alone in your room,
write your thoughts on a piece of pa
per, and while the ink is still wet,
burn it.
We should hate to be a girl. Every
time the wind blows a lock of hair on
their necks, they scream and yell, be-
lieving that a big bug is going down
their back.
The kind OF woman who thinks it
is sinful to waste anything, makes
preserves and sweet pickles of her
watermelon rinds that are suggestive
of heaven in winter.
If you hesitate you are lost, and
unless you look before you leap, your
leap will be disastrous one. Ii there
is anything in proverbs, you are lost
no matter what you do.
The men are having a piece of good
luck. The new costume designed for
women by the Chautauqua reformers
will not cost one-half of what
women's clothes cost at present
There are too many young people
in the world who spoil their real
talents by getting the idea into their
heads that they have higher Ca
reer" before them.
A late fad is to present old people
with fine coffin for birthday gift.
1t can not be cheerful present to
receive, but it is a fad, and fads are
tyrants that many submit to.
There are SO many people of the
kind who never realize that there is
a pretty view from their own front
door until a stranger comes along and
discovers it for them.
People should either devise some
plan of destroying the chigger, or
adopt the Highland style of going
bare-legged. Scratching chiggers is
at present attended with too many
difficulties.
It has been noticed that men who
are the quickest to take offense at re-
marks made about their personal ap-
pearance, are slowest to resent any
thing said about their lack of
brains. -Atchison Globe.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

GERMAN medical experts predict
that the cholera will travel all over
Europe, and among other things
point out that the chief danger to
America lies in the vast quantity Of
rags shipped to this country with
very slight inspection abroad. They
are of opinion that, with proper at
tention to sanitary matters, the dis
ease may be prevented from serious
ravages on this side.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
THE STATUE OF THE REPUBLIC

and the Agricultural Building on the
other. The pedestal is 40 feet high
and the statue 60. Behind the statue
will stand 13 columns, typifying the
Is original States, while above the
statues head are 13 electric stars. In
the right hand the statue holds ball
on which an eagle rests, while lib
erty caps surmounts the staff held
erect by the left hand.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

BETWEEN killing people by the doz-
en- and hanging up militiamen by the
thumbs, Pennsylvania seems to be
drifting away from the peaceful and
pious man who used to bargain so
unctuously with the Indians that the
noble red man went back home al
most convinced that they ought to
have given insured titles gratis with
all their real estate sales.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

The American and Englishman,
who, to establish the superiority of
the pluck of their respective nation
alities, tried to climb to the crater of
volcano giving signs Of coming &C
tivity, settled one thing in the horri-
bic death which naturally befell them
that no nation can boast a monop-
oily of fools
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
Waterproof Cloth.

To waterproof cloth, saturate the
fabric with strong hot aqueous
solution of soap, press out the excess
Of liquid, and transfer for severa.
hours to second bath, consisting OIL
a strong aqueous solution of sulphate
or acetate of aluminia or acetate of
lead. Repeat the process if neces.
sary, press out the excess of liquid,
and dry, not too rapidly, in the air.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

THE responses to the need of st.
Johns are, as usual, prompt and gen.
erous. This country has always been
ready to give literally to the needy,
no matter of what land or race, and
it seems to be coming to be a recog-
nzed fact that the United States is
really the chief almoner of the whole
world
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
To Get the Big Ships ThrOu

Ex-Congressman Wheeler, WD
building at his Bay City, Mich,
four government l;ghtships for
use, says the Cleveland corresp01
to the New York Times, will try 4
teresting experiment in taking
down through the st. Lawrence c|
With their chains, anchors, etc.
draw too much water for the cansi1I
When the Corfield Point vesse!
sent away every movable art tic,
shipped by rail to Montreal. ln'|
pense of this for all four boats VoD
heavy. So Mr.. Wheeler has so
for the Fenwick Island light snF
plan of raising it by air bags.
Four bags cabable of lifting
tons each, will be used to raise lls
in the canals. If the plans are GU
full, the others will be sent the saD'
when completed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
EMPEROR WILLIAMS dismissal O

EMPEROR WILLIAMS dismissal of
Bismarck may have made it easier for
him to reign-though that may be
doubted-but it certainly has not less
ened the eX-Chancellor's popularity.
Wherever he goes the people hear
him gladly. If "ovations" are any
evidence, Bismarck is still a great
man in the eyes Of the German plain
DeODle
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
Cinnamon in q New Light.

Henceforth to be fashionable. ac-
cording to the Partisan dictates, one
must use cinnamon in every possible
and some hitherto impossible ways.
One of the leading French chefs re-
Gently introduced flavor of that
spice into a ragout and since then the
city has gone cinnamon mad. A
French scientist, moreover, has dis
covered that no microbe can resist a
strong infusion of cinnamon, or that
cinnamon is essentially hostile to dis
ease germs. He claims to have tried
the power of the spice on every known
living germ of disease and that it has
never failed, and that it is in no wise
injurious to the system. So that
cinnamon favored cakes and mulled
wines and ales plentiful ly spiced with
this powerful disease-destroyer bid
fair to return to their old-time
prestige.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

COMPARING tea and coffee, DR..
Emmett Densmore says that their eff
feet on the nervous system is the
same, the difference being only in the
presence of tannin in tea which tends
to constipation, while coffee has an
oil with laxative effect.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
UNEXPECTED, but Truthful

A temperance orator was desc l;.
an electioneering meeting how Is
life had been Influenced by to 'al'.
ence. "You know" said he, 'n'lI|
now chief Of my department. n
years ago there were two men
office who held positions suPe s5,|
mine. One was dismissed ~, I'll
drunkenness; the other was ~ ~.
crime and is now serving lolS III
prisonment, and ali through
fluence of strong drink. Now
ask" he cried, growing eloquehnssb
has raised me to my presen' , nSf
ton ?' "Drink !" was the w. W. I'd
but unexpected reply when n nH
ed from a number of the Su"
London Figaro.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

them carbolic acid to drink, himself
partaking of the fluid also. AS re-
suit, one of the friends is dead and
the Doctors life is despaired of. DR..
Cole seems to be lacking in one of
the main attributes of good doctor,
the genius of caution.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

SEAL stealing has been trouble
some and Improbable in Behring
Sea this season, owing to the i'm
proved ability of Uncle Sam to get
vessels up into those waters.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

A NEW cure for drunkenness, the
Narcotic Treatment" has been
launched in the East. Everything
that all the other remedies were sup
posed to do, and more, also, is claimed
for the new remedy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

SOME astronomers have settled to
their own satisfaction, at least, that
Mars is inhabited by highly intelli-
gent race Of beings. The discovery
of artificial canals would seem to in
dictate that these highly intelligent
inhabitants were interested in poll
tipc
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

FOOLISH women who loan money to
men because they promise to marry
them generally find that there is a
worse lottery than the Louisiana
concern,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
STATUE OF THE REPUBLIC.

To stand In the Center of Lagoon at
the Worlds Fair Grounds.
A beautiful statue of the Republic,
by D. G. French, will stand on an
immense pedestal in the center OF
lagoon at the Worlds Fair grounds.
On one bank of the lagoon will be
placed the Manufactures Building
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

WHEN Mr. Gould sees how the
stock market is affected by reports of
his serious illness, he simply grins
and bears it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
0. B. MOON, Editor and Proprietor

A MISSOURI man is having buggy
made of aluminium. Probably he
needs it for high mettled team.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

CONGRESS has passed an automatic
brake law. Unfortunately there is
no provision for applying the brakes
to the tongues of congressman.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

ONE of the iceman's faults is small
pieces of ice on hot days, but what's
worse he lays this fault at other
peoples doors.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01

THAT was an astonishing feat Of
carelessness perpetrated by DR.. Cole,
OF East Chicago. After returning
from an entertainment he invited
two friends to his office and gave
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
SunnOWerS.

The sunfower is found to be of
great service in Southern Russia,
where it has for some time been ex.
tensively cultivated. It is grown
principally for the bright yellow,
odorless and tasteless oil yielded by
it's seeds. That oil is said to be super.
seding olive oils throughout Southern
Russia for domestic purposes. The
pressed seeds and the boiled leaves,
the latter mixed with clay, serve as
cattle food, the stalks as fuel. Like
the eucalyptus, the sunflower pos
sesses the property of drying marshy
soils and counteracts the develop
ment of malaria germs.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
Little Pills.

In 1925 there was but one repre-.
sentative of homeopathy in this
country.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-09-01
WATSON, OF GEORGIA.
The Man Who Stirred Up Congress by
Charging Drunkenness.

Representative Watson, of Georgia,
who by his charge of drunkenness so
effectually stirred up Congress, was
born in McDufie County, Sept. 5,
1856. At an early age he started to
earn his own living, his father being
a poor farmer. At the age Of IA he
became a clerk to Mr.. T. E. Messen-
gale, afterward Senator, and studied
sufficiently to enter the freshman
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23
Town Il, Ran g II.
Des. Sec.
und IL of S II of
BoSt, n Pier.

NJ EESIY's ADD TON.
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Grand Nirw Addition 10 South suuerinr

Block lots > 81 5 IL II l. Is II II IL
II Is ~ 20 II p. block 2-lots 1856 7s9 10 IL
l. II II 10 II IL IS - 20 Il - block 3-lots )
10 Il II Is IL Il Is - - Il -, block lots
3 Jt, 9 10 II L Is IA - l6 II Is - 20 u -
block 5-lots > ; 56 50 III l. Is Il Is 10 Il
Is T. - Il - y a. block 6-ots , , % 9 10
l. Is II ID Il II + 10 70 y - p 81 block lots
123456T 80 II l. Il II - IL II Is - % u -
. u block slots , , 5G7 10 II l. + Il Is
Ii II Is II ~ Il - . II
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

All of block 2. i Of block !. ,wl, cf block
und Is of block .. uui 4 OF book {. uni !, Of
ok E, all Of block :. sWi 1 Of bl, ok g All ~
block r. sia of nle II block Il. sell II BLOCK II
Ill of block II.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-04-23

Block IS West scyen !,, street ict' -
West Eis l,teenth street, lots -, 2os @dl. s6'
o'' -"'' ''' - -o' -
SUBDIVISION.
Block 20. West Seventeenth Street lots 36
| 30- 81 - 3IZ. } 4. 80 3l-, 80
west Eighteen street Lots 2.9, 20 2:3
10 ~ 80, 5Dl' oc5 3d. ;'0' 800 81 9.5 80 5i'
of 49, = s,i ~ hi,cs - az T. oe
- " a ,t -. az, ~ ~ Et,cE - ma + ,
or If hiocs = al, a. mock "a -, OF n,ocI
~ - - poo -, "a 20 20, "a ~ ~ 1io,L
Il, all OF block =.
icy ''"'"i '7''-''
tcenth street LIS on West Nlnct, cath 254
- i Lots tn Nsst vents IN 5tree4 30
-. - ~. I'd -., % " al. -f1 80 - st'
~ -',' -'''' o. ~ 800 w. '',
'ee' i"o'i''' . Se''
Els Oh nioeh /,
West Iwenfy-Fi II sta ect.
f.. of eek /. sel1 of Is ock : ne OF block
J. OF block !, iii Of hl ,c" .. ca Of block
e. all OF block Ii. et2 OF book L. nw'4 OF block
Is, se1t OF book 10. all oi oi eks II hnd Ia, "a
SUBDIVISION
Block II. W, st Twenly-fir,t Street: West
Twentieth Street, lots 10, ab0 ~, -o4 o66, los
:'V. 80 "a. @.t, ~'H, 20 ~, -ei 20. 90
N,h,a,s Srbaiv;sion
' '
Sc OF block = West twenty fist str; ct
50 ! MeA'S -7teo iio street. i"'9 50 ~ 10
= u 49, 'S'
west i"'n'h-'iif' street.
ohu = " ," = "a n.oeh i VI ol"Ih = N = .,
b,U.h II s. t,f bit Ck / an blucr a. lIa,t on
vi BLOCK 10 s"t4 VI blocA II. All Il bl CA 10.
West Nv, MY fifth street.
An. ft,,,,I,, ,,,.i -, tI. i af al, II. =
Sc. OF pr,vh : a / OF Diuyh . an OF t4ucr H.
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East TWenty-frst street
All of block 9. ; i Of block 1, ,wl, cf block.
und "a of block .. uui 4 OF b.ock G. unil, If
block s, al OF block :. sWi4 Of bI, Ok g. ali Of
block II sta of nle # block 4, sell ii block Y
Ill OF block u.
Eat Twcnty-secCnd street
All Of block =,
East TwentythiId street.
Net4 of block 8 sci. of hi ca Gnfs block n
sell OF block To- NV b of block II. Al o1 IIoyk
SUBDIVISION
Block l. f st TW cnty-third ,trect Lots,n
East Tw. nty-sccona stree. bloc, l. lots y b
81. 81. IL, - A. 81, 10 on East TWENTIETH rd
street. block 4. iot~ "a. Il. y. - H. H. H. j.. s.
81, 81 81 IS. .i2 u
SUBDIVISION
Block 6. East Twcnty-fourIh street Los ON
East twenty ionrtt street. ~. 81; - Il, -. -.
T.. -. ST. So 80 -. -. /, .Ei. %
East Twenty -tfth street
W. of block :. W. Of Bio k : all of block f.
fl Of block ~
East Twenty sixth street
All of block -.
East Twcn't seventh ,tr, ct.
All OF block Ii.
East Itasca street
El4 Of block 81. wiz OF block g. WI OF ho.k
30, al bic 81 ~, AZ. a. -. ie u. 4. g. ~
81 a 81, 20. 80. r, a, 20 = 80.
East st.Croix street
Blocks B. 5, 80. - Il T. - -. ~ a. T. q =.
90, d2 H. 81 70 IS, -, s..
East Ray street.
Lots l. ., r {. ;. 8. :, g. u, II. - II. H. .
IL. Il. is. 20. -. -, y, -. u -. y. q. 81
81 Of block 8, un4 = OF block - ali q block
81 Is 80 W. OF block ~, e + bio. X 81 aii Of
b ocEs 80, 10 IS und of s. OF ock T., all Of
block 20.
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West Seventh Street.

Lots ,, I. 8, : Is, p -. b. f.. A. A. H. - Il.
- 53, 81, %, So 81. 81. -, -. ~ 100 lo9 liz rs
~ 10, 10. ~. e of lot III, all Of lots II
l26, rs. l3S. 40. al. I42. 49,. l4a
i46. IA. IL l5l. Ia. 1916, l5l IG9
lfl. log, und Is of lot 1t3. all Of lot
lb4 un Is OF lot l65. ali Of lot i6i, III. LIS l>5
Isl IS. l9 l3. 195. ~. l9S. I'll 30 -! 22t -
rs s2i. 25S 2,i, !4i 24} 10 2t, 80 ~ -. und
. of lot %. all of lot 30. uni of lot 96t all
of lots 26l. 2di. 29 2.0, III - 2t3, ~. 2s 2>1
- 30, 29l. 2:h. .5. h 30 BE- ~ ~, 3 ~
go .ig1 IN :s,D ;E}1 3l,i
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WORTHLEY'S SUBDIVISION OF BLOCK
hi,

" Ok = ~ D''OS'N y
West Thirteenth Street.
Lots on West Thirteenth street,. 4, b, .. ~
T. %. Is Lots on West Fourteenth street,
). B. Z, 9, II. Is, Is, II, 10 2l % %, -, ~ d.
uaNsoN's sTREATFlELD SUB DIVISION
OF BLOCK Is.
West Thirteenth Street.
Lots ON West Thirteenth street -. 26l 262,
26 40. ~ $50, ~. Lots on West Fourteenth
treei-957 80 2bl 26 J. 2t5 30. 46y. "a. 2'3 ESQ,
1T. ~. 2oi, 80. 80, -
Bnrhans Subdivision.
Blocks 81 and .. West Twelfth street, lots
81. ~ 326 s. 33s 3iG. 81 IA. $40. 3ts 31' d.
West Thirteenth street. lots SCI. 81. 3Z5 81
% st 81 {, 500, 33l SSt. 81 so ~. 80 80
3, iI BIZ 343 a. 81. 346. 341 SIS. 3iJ. 300 a3i'
s.: West Fourteenth street lots e"o 81 ''''
3ll. 3i3. 34a. BAT, $40 31l.
West Fifteenth Street
Nwi4 Of block 1. nel4 OF W OF block Z NV :!
Of " i of block :. swl4 OF block D VIZ o. sia OF
nwl of block 9. G - II OF el2 OF sw'4 OF piock
H. ali OF block l., Swl4 of et2 of block H. va on
eia OF nci4 of block Is. scl4 of block Is. va OF
block Is. VIZ of nwl4 OF block II, e1g OF NV OF
block 10. vs.. of swl4 of block ~ nell OF biock
H. neia OF block 70. nwli OF DiocS ~, sea Oh
block ~. al OF block *.
BUTLER & McCABE SUBDIVISION.
Block 4. West Fifthteenth Street. lots "a, 30
3S 10 AZ a, As. IL, ~. D. 81. 81. rs o. q, Of
West sixteenth street tots 81. 30, 81. 81 IL -
10, n. 40, 81. 50, 30. $3.50. 6l o.
BELMONT PLACE SUBDIVISION.
Block :. West Fourteenth Street, lots ~ ia
li3 lis. III l.g.
Wa.brdge's Subdivision.
Block IL. West Fourteenth street. OTIS 20
u
Street Let Do ~. 2g 81 .;sS 80. 23l, ~
West Sew, nteenth Street.
vs. of I5ofw , of block nwl3 of block swii
of block = cis of block j. Lwl4 OF block D,
sw14 If block D e14 of nwl4 OF block i. VIZ OF
e'a of nw44 OF block q. We o. nw14 81 uo&k o,
81, OF block g. W. of VIZ Of sel4 OF block T. |
OF block II. sea b eA =, sea oi block 4. all
of block H. w % of block -.
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Lake Park Addition 10 East Superior
Barnett'> Addition TO East Superio

Gatchells 4 Flanegans Addition to superior
Block i-lot> ; s : L l2 Ii l. III Il Is u u
q - = "A - - - y - IL 81 g. block bots >
50 g 10 II.
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Vest Fourth Street.

- Lots. !. II. l.. H. und u of lots IL H. I1rG /,
Lot =. al of lots %. ., n. uni = of lot o. ali
of lots -. 81. Il, 80, ind . of lot A. all OF lots
und q o. .ots 10. III. all of lots In. i23 I2p.
una OF OTIS ~. ~. all of lott ll3, lii, l35,
49, III, ~, us. 80 I52. 49, 1874. I55.
15~ To-, l69. 1872 iG5 f.s. 10!
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lots = l. 40. 20 ali OF lot iS. una 4 Of lut 80
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