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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-12
Personal MENTION,

Rukard Hurd, his sister, Mrs. Hey
ward. of Chicago, Phillip Hayward,
Mrs. Conde Hamlin and Mrs. w. &.
Pearce are taking trip around the
lakes on the steamer s. s. Curry. The
party will be joined at Buffalo by Mrs.
Hurd, and will return to st. Paul about
Aug. %.
Miss Hattie Munclsir has returned
from the East, after All absence of six
weeks. She spent few weeks in Du-
buque visiting her sister, Mrs. Lyon,
widow OF the late Attorney Z. Z. Lyon,
who was killed by Milwaukee passen-
ger train July 4.
Last Thursday evening Remi SENEGAL
ana MISS Agnes Bergerson were mar
RED by Rev. James Castles. The young
people will make their home at the cor
ner OF German street aud Haskell ave-
hue.
G. B. Bowlby returned Yesterday
morning from five weeks business
and pleasure trip East. He lett Mrs.
and Miss Bowlby in Boston. where they
VIII remain till about Sept. l.
Mrs. Fanny Wright and daughter
Lillian, OF Nilkin street, accompanied
ny Miss Laura Shepard, of Merriam
Park, are spending few weeks at
! Elysian. MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hochstadter, of
st. Paul. were registered at the Fount-
ain Spring hotel, Waukesha, Wis. last
week. They will be home early in
September.
Mrs. &. B. Mcbride and children, of
| 2o7 HARRISON avenue, have gone for
months visit 10 her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dawson, of LakevilIe,
Mimi.
Mrs. Charles F.Lovering and daughter
Beatrice, of Laurel avenue, are spend
Ing the summer with her sister, Mrs. f,
A. Colby. of Colorado Springs, Col.
Frederick l.. Warren, of Alleghany,
IA, Is visiting friends in st. Paul. Mr..
Warren is lineal descendant of Gen.
| Warren, Of Bunker Hill fame.
Messrs. B. l.. Goodkind and Leo A.
GuIterman lett on the steamer North
west Tor New York on Friday. They
20 via Duluth anu Buffalo.
Miss Hunt. of S26 East Eighth street.
lett Tor Highland Park, ILL.,, last We'd
neSday evening to make a short visit
with few of her friends.
Mrs. J.Rockstroh and daughter. SaIlie.
| OF bates avenue. accompanied by her
sister, Miss Ida Hammer, left for a visit
to wisconsin yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Nichols, of Chicago. who
has been visiting Mrs. NJ L. Brown, of
Holly avenue, for some weeks, has re.
| turned to her home.
L. w. Scare, for many years with
Browning, King & Co.. leaves this
week for Winnipeg. where hs will 90
| into business.
Mir. and Mrs. Geoarge Fling will leave
for Philadelphia, where Mr. Fling will
be connected with the John Wanamaker
company.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Robinson. of
| Portland avenue, and Miss Brown, are
making all extended tour Of the lakes.
Miss Mabel Earhuff has returned
from pleasant visit to Wabasha with
her friend, Miss Minnie Bartelheim,
Miss Marie Fryckholm has just ar
| rived home after a pleasant visit with
| friends at White Bear.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Roberts and
daughter are home from two months
trip to Europe.
DIR. and Mrs. S. A. Beecher have
taken apartments in the Marlborough.
The Misses Tsrts. of Laurel avenue.
| have located in Denver, Col.
Adjt. Gen. Muehlberg left for Wa
COMA yesterday.
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BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

Little DARCY Morton very delightful
ly entertained about twenty five of his
little friends Wednesday afternoon, the
occasion being his fourth birthday ami
versary.
Mrs. Charles Layton. of New Rich
mond, Wis, spent the early part of last
week with friends here.
Mrs. E. E. Guernsey, of Oak land, re-
turned Wednesday from a visit to
Sioux Falls.
Mrs. E. B. Perry returned Monday
afternoon from visit to friends in Min
neapolis.
j. V. Parker and H. Schumacher, of
Newport, spent Sunday with friends
here.
Messrs. Wilmot, of st. Paul, were
guests Of friends here Wednesday even
ing.
j. c. McKown, of st. Paul Park, spent
Sunday with George Rowlands.
Mrs. and Mrs. Butler. of st. Paul, WIS.,
tied friends here Wednesday.
Miss Mollie Rem sharat. OF Red Wing,
is visiting Miss Claire Briggs.
Miss Rachael Hornsby, of St Paul,
was guest here Sunday.
Rev. Charles Holmes was the guest
of friends here Friday.
l.. A. Moore has returned from Wis
consin.
Mr.. Fry left Friday morning for Da-
kota.
Mrs. r. Fl. Relf. of st. Paul, spent
Monday with Mrs. James Hvwes.
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Ethel Lehman. Katie Lehman, Anna
Fry. Carrie Austin. Clara Peck, FIossie
Austin, Kate Corcoran, Nellie Over
peck, Freda Zahm, Louis Cook, Katy
Evans. Jessie MatsoB, Bessie Gibson.
Ethel Bell, Mildred Chandler, Helen
O>trom, Lucy Wiseman: Hal Black,
Harold Cool. Gordon Henderson, Ken
neth MuldoOn, George StoughtOn, How
ard 1erxa. Ray OstrUm. Emmett Naylor,
Hobart Brown, Walter Moore, Arnold
Fry. Walter Space.
An ice cream social was given at the
home. Of Mrs. z. J. Gleason Tuesday
evening by the ladies Of ST. Marks.
Thomas Y. Campbell and family have
returned from Bayneld. Wis, where
they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Strong are en-
terraining their cousin, Miss Attic
Macon. OF st. Anne. LII.
Mrs. ID. Il. Davis, of Fairvlew avenue,
IS entertaining ner sister, Miss Green-
leaf. Of Monterey, Cal.
Miss Bessie Trunsbull gave lawn
party to about forty friends Friday
evening.
Mrs. John Hughes is entertaining her
niece. Miss Grace Dekay, from Pine
Island.
Mrs. A. B. Bell is entertaining Mrs.
John r. Bell and daughters, of Hast.
ings.
Mrs. A. c. Clausen is entertaining
her niece. Miss Grace Munro. of Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Fargo have re-
turned from their summer outing.
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.. e. Rustad. Mrs. Z. A. Larrab,e
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. George G.
Benz. Miss Hamm, st. Paul; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. V. Hauen. A. l. Sanborn, Min
neapOlls; w, s. Dennis. Z. B. Putnam.
S. s. Eaton, st. Paul; c. Birkhofer.
j. 'Fredel, Chicago; Miss Berkhofer,
Chicago, G. II. MCDOWELL, st. Paul;
G. j. johnson, Miss Lindgren, Ii. W.
Commons. Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Apple. Saltwater; Mrs. Phillip
jung. Milwaukee,; Miss Frances
Wheeler. Miss Clara Wheeler. Miss T.
J. Klene. Minneapolis; G. c. Beckwith.
Fargo, N. D.; Mrs. ia Colby. Grandin;
A. p. Miller, Chicago; z. +. Motfat.
Mrs. Z. c. Richardson, Minneapolis;
aud Mis-. w. s. Dennis. St. Paul;
A. E. Midland. F. P. Wright. st. Paul;
Seagrove Smith, Minneapolis; George
w. Cape, Chicago; T. Y. Walther, St.
Paul; E. w. Cramer. Leavsnworth;
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. f. Rector, Omaha; w.
j. Landon, Winona; Mrs. }. Abels,
Mrs. I. Y. Walther, st. Paul; b. Ii.
Ashner, Memphis; Miss Clara MARS,
st. Paul; Mrs. B. Ii. Ashnsr, Memphis;
Albert n. Rose. Nathan s. Rose, st. Pa III /;
John 2. Bray, Grand Forks; Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Hill, Il. e. Morrison, Min
Deapolis; George Haeke:t, st. Paul; j.
NJ. Smith. White Earth; Mrs. Joseph
q. Pattee. Misses Pattee, st. Paul: Miss
Talman, Miss Thome. st. Paul; F. P.
Strong, w. w. Brown, Il. B. Green
ing. A. w. Quillan, st. Paul;
&. w. Gordon. W. II. Gray. ST. Paul
Mrs. j. E. Cole, Mrs. W. w, Cooley, E,
II. Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Part.
ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Forsythe,
Chicago; Edw ard F. Hinkle, Charles E.
/, Young. Miss Z. Nj. Morgan, MIR. and
Mrs. W. j. Murphy, Minneapolis.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The annual meeting of the w. G. T,
U. will be held at the home of Mrs.
George kusterer, on Raymond avenue.
Tuesday afternoon.
An ice cream social was held In the
M. E. church Thursday evening under
the auspices of the Epworth league.
Miss Eta Marshall. of Raymond ave-
nue.. has returned from her vacation
trip to Lake Chisago.
Mrs. z. II. McGill, of Bayless avenue,
is entertaining Miss Kate Cheswell, of
Chicago.
Rev. George P. Watson is camping at
Lake Superior with a party of friends.
Sears s. Brace, Of Bayless avenue,
spent the past week In Dakota.
Mr.. Farrand. of Dakota, called on
park friends during the week.
A. L. Morey is enjoying al outing at
Lake Minnetonka.
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MERRIAM PARK.

Prof. and Mrs. John A Hartigan re-
turned home from their bridal trip
Thursday morning. They were accom-
I panied by Mr.. Hartigau's mother. from
Vermont, who will make her home with
them.
Miss Milham, of st. Anthony avenue,
gave party Wednesday evening in
honor of her guests, Miss Van Derberg,
Of Red Wing, end Mrs. Il. l.. Dams, OF
Mckinley.
Miss Ruth Emmons Northrop enter
tanned her friends in honor of her tenth
birthday Monday. Those present were
Misses Lila Root, Janet Mclohue. Hor-
tense and Ethel Sims, Louise and Ar
mene Watkins, Marjory Henderson.
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social Cos sip

The event of the week in social circles
was the marriage Tuesday evening of
Miss Caroline Gilfillan and Trevor Nc
Clurg at Christ church. Miss Gilhilan
is a society favorite in st. Paul, and the
groum is also prominent in society.
Christ church was packed 20 the Ell
frances with the friends OF the families.
The chancel was decorated i'll very
tasteful and simple way, gladioliS aud
woodbine only being used. Miss Gil
flan's bridesmaids were her two
younger sisters, Misses Mary and
Martha Gilfillan, and the Misses Day,
of Dayton avenue. Mr.. McClurg was
attended by Fred Forest, and the ushers
were Messrs. David Wallace, Bernard
F. Kennedy and William Forepaugh.
The two little Lightner boys acted as
pages. while little Miss Caroline Temp
kins was the flower girl. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Cotton, of
st. Anthony Park, assisted by Rev.
John Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. McClurg are now max
ing tour OF the Great Lakes. and they
will afterwards reside in ST. Paul.
-
A reception was given on Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. j. w. Bass for her
daughter. Mrs. Edgar w. Bass, Of West
Point. The ladies assisting Mrs. Bass
were Mesdames F. b. Bass, Upham,
s. 5. Eaton, Hunt, Gilchrist, Kenneth
Clark. Among those who called were
Mrs. ". b. Bend. Mrs. William r.
Merriam, Mrs. j. j. Hill, Mrs. Cass
Durham, Mrs. John n. Merriam. Mrs.
GuStaye J. Borup. Mrs. Frank Sey-
mour, Mrs. A. j. Stone, Mrs. A. P.
Goodrich, Mrs. George r. Finch, Mrs.
Mason, Mrs. Frederick E. Powers,
Mrs. Charles Bunker. Mrs. E. L. Shep-
ley. MIS-. Wheelock, Miss Gill, of Ken
oSha; Mrs. Glover Perrin and Mrs.
S. s. SOuthwell, OF st. Anthony Park.
Mrs. c. &, Brunson and Mrs. n. d.
Kirk presided at the tea table.
-
MiSr Constance Goodrich, of Portland
avenue, gave delightful card party on
Wednesday afternoon. to which the
following young ladies were invited:
Misses Abbie Livingston. Mamie Liv-
ingSton, Edith Driscoll, Edith Fore
paugh, Else Pope. Bessie Durham,
Bessie Winter, Gertrude Bancroft, Julia
Rogers, Caroline Saunders, Bessie Hud-
son. Marion Lampher, Louis Carey,
Ruth Hill. Mabel Horn, Bessie Maham,
Cherrle Bacon, Grace Saunders, Matte
Jones and Ruby Teasdale.
The marriage of Miss Rachel Berkey.
daughter of John A. Berkey, and Alva-
red j. Mayer has just been announced.
On last Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Bowman,
No. 2S9 Selby avenue, George Taylor, of
New York city. and Miss Hannah Zil-
gett, of Lake City, Minu., were married
by Rev. DR.. J. p. Egbert, of the House
OF Hope church. A number of intimate
friends of the contracting parties wit
messed the ceremony and remained to
congratulate the happy couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor will reside in st. Paul.
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Special Offer
AStrakhan
Jackets, SIS

During AUGUST the
plymouth" Fur Depart
ment will make to order
genuine Astrakhan Jackets,
best Leipzig dye, with ex-
ira full sleeves and skirts,
extra wide storm collar, etc,
only s25.
See display in Fur Win
dows, 3oe Nicollet avenue.
Leave your order now
and pay for it when you
want it.
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MANCHESTER PARK.

Mrs. Campbell is entertaining Mrs.
Smith. of Red Wing, AID Miss Camp
bell, Of Duluth.
Prof. E. G. Downing has returned to
the Park after all extended trip in the
East.
Harry Swartz. of Fort Smelling, was
the guest of A. w. Vance Monday.
Mr.. aud Mis-. Spranger entertained
friends at dinner Friday.
The What Cheer club met Saturday
evening.
Miss Agnes Taylor is home from the
country.
j. Beere left last week for Chicago,
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT

o1ds
On Monday they g. in N'''''
Lot kcomposed TO
Lot Hcomoosedof SUITS worth S375, ST. 90 Zach
These prices will probably 1"'
We haze nex lot Of sb nan'a me- ass Washable sizes
Passe Waists of last seasons a hive and
here We buy job lots of old carry oyer
Ladies Wrappers dark and light fn7ci mdg mOlr7i7g es at 70
Cents Each. 49, - -
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EVENTS SCHEDULED,

The ladies of Nobility Lodge, Degree
of Honor, will give an entertainment
and ice cream social at their nall, II
Seventh street, Oh Wednesday evening,
Aus. 10. A pleasant time is antici-
pated.
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CHOIR OUTING.
st. Peters Choir VIII Camp at
Bald Eagle.

Bald Eagle.
AS slight recognition of the faithful
services performed by the choir boys of
st. Peters Episcopal church. Dayton's
bluff, a weeks camping out at Bald
Eagle lake will be rendered them.
Christ church has kindly donated the
use of its tent and bedding. Mrs. Null
has placed the use Of her house at their
disposal, where breakfasts and suppers
will be provided. Dinners are to be
served at the hotel. Rev. Mr.. Purves =.
Mrs. Purves, Mrs. Null and Mrs. DID
Die. the "choir mother" at Christ
church. will look after the lads welfare.
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MUSLIN U NDERWEAR DEPARTclENr

un0coth3
The viii cuts on Dr3w
Night Gowns
The character the U7dsrcfohg department % This ~
opportunity that ought Of be ' '"'' 4"
Exra9rd1Ig Rsducto tbs wssk SIIRT
COLoF<ID DAhlf OoWNS and chHdTens Gingium
This good time Tbs best c,ss -
the ora can 0ad h' ana OFT prices are the rs4r
We
Hand Made car BE- f3uJ 5e,e i
IN symnor
We making special FUR REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS
but the which
mfee weeks more me rush OF tie winter work will probably ~ re7rs
the
5otteckS Patterns
MGH or0ers welcomed
we are taking orders tor Handfercb
ano fn OF Signature OF
emoroosy INITIALS crest
last year 0efvey after 10 ~ "0Y WE ''a'
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TWO GREAT PICNICs

Arranged for the Street Railway
Employees.
All arrangements for the St. Paul
trainmen's annual picnic have been
completed, and OH Tuesday and Thurs
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Macintosh Storm Coats,

The best IN tie ~ord Thai me17s b they
facturs storm coa oeat tie "od W. haze J
Whit t'sy
styles the shapes that qo5 time to sact
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LAFAYETTE ARRIVALS.

The following were among the weeks
arrivals at the Lafayette hotel:
A. W. Childs, j. P. B. Batepelder.
Boston; e. Manning, Chicago; E. S.
Shenehan, ST Paul; Frank s. Baltic,
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= 'roNKA HAPPENINGS.
Rare Musicale to Be Given at the
Lafayette.


Lafayette.
An entertainment has been arranged.
for Thursday evening at the Hotel
Lafayette that promises to be very
enjoyable affair. Things have been a.
little quiet at Minnetonka since the big
boating event of two weeks ago, and a
little diversion in the way of truly
artistic musical affair will be welcomed
by the guests OF the hotel and the cot
tagers at Minnetonka Beach. Besides,
there will be quite number of people
from the city, who will go out for the
evening. The auartette consisting Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. F. Colville and Mr.. and
Mrs. De Wolf will contribute several
numbers to the programme, and Miss
Grace Bee Whitbridge. of the Boston
School of Oratory. and Miss Shallen-
burger will assist. The complete pro-
gramme is as follows:
Peasants Wedding March,. Soederman
Quartette.
May Alice Smith,
James Whitcomb Riley
Miss Whitridge.
"If l We're Knight of the
Olden Tine" ..................M lllarQ
MIR. Colville.
"Song of the Troubadour" Jordan
Mr.. and Mrs. De Wolf.
Two Sides of the Same Cues
ton" Observation-Disclosures. From Life
Miss Whitridge.
"May Song" .......... ........ Franz
Quartette.
Loves Proving. ....,............Lo Lobe
Mrs. De Wolf.
(a) Lorraine Lovee". ........ Kingsley
(b) Il Once Had Sweet Little
Doll" ....................
Miss Whltridge.
"My Pretty Jane" ............... Bishop
Quartette.
Miss Winona Shallenburger-
Accompanist
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Linens and HousekeeDino Goods

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" EST SIDE.

The ladies Of the West Side Congre.
gational church Will give al ice cream
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ART DEPARTMENT

shonent after a7other We think
ON CUT GLASS viii qlaJ to
Of
shipment Ia7dg
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U Fer SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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An affair which has its novelty to
recommend 1t is talked of for tomorrow
evening. On Friday night at the Lake
Park hotel, Miss WillimIna l.. Arm
strong gave talk Oh" jungle Shadows"
and it is proposed to have her repeat
the lecture tomorrow evening at the
Lafayette. Miss Armstrong appears in
the costume of a Mohammedan princess,
and is said to be very interesting
talker.
A jolly tally-ho party. consisting of
Mrs. Young. Mrs. Riddell and Miss
Hoag, of st. Louis; Mrs. HEX man, Mrs.
Gates. Mrs. Benjamin Thompson and
Mrs. Van Kleeck. Of st. Paul, and w.
c. Whitney, of Minneapolis. drove
around the lake OH Friday evening.
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DaApERY, EUaAlTu1E AAl SAl0E nEpaRfAEYr!

The attractions OF Ne
0w 6ea things Art FaToae Turkish Furniture Upholstered
India KKeEm
Iron Beds,
We
We regohost
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CARP s!

We
carpehgs 6roagh the Northwest particularly
have the latest patterns and 8gow and Lowell Ro
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PROPOSALS.

PROPpsAiS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
lard Washington, ID. C.-January rs 1884 :
plies for the Navy Yard. Washington, D. C., 10
De opened February IL. 1s34," will be received
a. TIE BH-eau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy
Department. Washington u. =. until TWELVE
ECLO'h NOON FEBRUARY THIRTEENTH
Hlter 10 furnish at th- Navy Yard. Washington
~ =, quantity Of forSilISs. castings paints.
Hl,"ii' 'eathcr sherISkiDS. fit. hardware. lum-
Der. Tools ard wire rope. The articles must con-
f'-in Z" the navy standard and pass the u>la,
htTaI hsp' tlpn. Blank proposals will be fur
h!s1ed upon Application To- the Navy Yard Wash
tI%tUo- d. g Tile attention Of manufacturers
sni dealers j. invited lie bids all other thinvs
being elHai. decided by lot. The Department re-
scrEeS the right 10 waive defects or 10 reject any
Or ali lids mo- deemed advantageous to The GOV
erfrnvnf. EDWIN STEWART, Paynastar Cen
srd, U. s. y. ia20otaxov
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1907 9th st, Tr.....2o.4 40
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81 G ne, Or. -. .2o.3l
2l3l Va ave NV. Or. -. 80
IDS II st ne. Or. 20. 30
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800 X ST Sc, 6r. 80
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1873 + st ne. Or. ..Is.5U
AIS 9th st ne, 6r. 1850
1919 Sd ST NV, 6r. 1880
1882 L st. Or. 1880
1925 18th ne. Or. rs
81 l. st NV, Or. is
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$50 18th st lie, Or. so
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9l1 AZ sw, store. ..16
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l221 Liu.len st, Or. 15.3C
1927 j st NV. Or. ....I5
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&21 o st sw, Or. ~
1I0S Seaton st, Or IA. 40
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5l1 9th Sc. 5r.. 1920
9l5 Az sw, stor, .13. 30
222S Cleveland. 6r.13.3o
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22f3 Fl st ne. Or. IL
1913 Park pl. 1r..12.S0
1896 Wylie st. Or. ~. so
gl4ll 18th st. Or. -12-s6
537 18th st ne, Or. IL. 50
2529 Messmore. 5r.i2.50
1901 Kramer st, 5r.ll.30
his I'd st ne, Or. III
2526 9Th NV. 5r......11
DIS 18th st. 5r.....1l
lib y ] ave Sc. Or 10. 20
1916 Half st sc. Or. 1910
324 L st sw, 5r....l0.S0
1870 Huron st. 5r. 10. 50
912 21st st. store 1910
500 18th st sc, 5r. 10
1913 Kramer ne. Sr.9.30
3D. Gordon ne, Ar. $50
1928 Kramer st. 5r. $50
3l5 18th Sc. rear. y. 20
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