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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20
NEWS NOTES.

.ir John Millais, p csi lent of the
royal academy in London, i, dead.
The New YORK; Tins newspaper was
sold under the hammer for sl3s,O0)
Wyoming democrat, Endorsed the
Chicago platform but refused to fuse
with populists.
West Virginia democrats gave their
state committee plenarv power to ar
range fusion with populists.
Ex-Presiient Harri on VIII take the
stump after September and from that
time until election will do active work
for Mckinley
Samuel R. Howard, a G A. r. man
and for nearly 80 years resident Of
Kansas City, Mo-, committed suicide Ia
fit of dependency.
The Leader, Of Plattsburg. Mo, a
silver advocate, appears this week
boiling A. M. Dockery, the democratic
nominee for congress.
DR.. A. J. Pierce. a pioneer physician
Of Kansas City, Mo-. died on the 18th.
He established the first surgical insti-
tuition in Kansas City, in 1877.
A sham battle was had at Carroll.
ton, Mo-, by the members Of the Fourth
regiment, national guard. now In camp
there. A great throng witnessed the
mock war. which passed off without
an accident.
Wyoming repul licans in state con.
vention at Cheyenne Endorsed McKin-
ley, protection and reciprocity and de-
clared for free silver "un Ter such leg.
islation as will insure that all our
money shall remain on an equality"
Republicans Of Junction City, Kan,
will hold big rally and barbecue
August IS In honor OF Senator Baker
and Congressman Blue and Calderhead
for their efforts in getting s75, 900 from
congress for Fort Rley. Three prime
steers will be roasted for the occasion.
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KANSAS VETERANS MEETING.
Gov. Morrill, and Mai. william Warner
Among the Announced Speakers.

Gov. Morrill, and Mai. william Warner
among ,ne announced speakers
.orhAA' haa'' aug i"-ine oon
'ni''ee "ppoin'eu W prepare pro'
tra anne lot 'ne GU soiulers reunion 'a
III '"is Guy mex. ihon'p mas co'npie'cu
us worh' MONDAY september 90 w','
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come an" iov, NORTH WIN resPohu'
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ernors Oh Tue s'a'e anu an ADDRESS ny
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SIMON oay' A' Ten d. H. 'nere WIN nv 70
reunion o, eX'priSoners o, war. ihe
SpeaNer 3 wiz pe uen' D. M, rreh,'S c anu
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well Jerry simpson, ueh' - " 1alu,
wen, CONGRESSMAN W. A. 0aioerneaa
anu Inn MCCARTHY
wednesday Will DC VlckspurR uay'
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Lovely in Wyandotte County.

KANSAS CITY, Kan, Aug. A.-That
the fight between the two factions OF
the republican party in this county
has been amicably settled was evil
dencel last evening when the Gazette,
George Martins parer, hoisted the
name OF Jack Harris for congressman
of this district. Ever since the con-
gressional convention the Gazette has
bolted the nominee until last evening.
Editor Martin came out directly in h s
leading editorial in last nights issue
Of his paper in favor of Mr. Harris.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20
COLORADO REPUBLICANS.
Two State Central Committees and Two
State Observation-Disclosures L. on Silver.

Two State Central Committees and Two
State Observation-Disclosures IL on silver.
DENVER, COL, Aug l4.-There are
now in Colorado two state committees
claiming to represent the republican
party and two state conventions have
been called-one for September in
this city and the other for September
80 in Colorado Springs. The latter
convention was decided upon at meet
ing of the state committee July 20,
at which the followers of Senator
Wolcott, who will support Nc
Kinley and Hobart, were in control.
The latter convention was called by
the Teller republicans, who propose to
indorse the democratic electors and
state ticket. The split is over the sill
yer question, WoIcolt and his follow
ers believing in taking the republican
declaration for bimetallism in good
faith.
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POLITICAL TALK.
Mckinley May Invade the West
ern Free Silver Stronghold
WILLIAM ]. BNYAN TO MAKE 4 TOUR.


WASHINGTON. Aug. Awhile Bryan
Is storuinx h. cas-, Mckinley may go
out into the west and endeavor 10 un-
loosen the minds nf the people there
from free slver. the wisdom Of hav.
ing the republican candidate take the
stump is now receiving serious consid-
Grafton from tie republican leaders,
Some Of taem are beginning TO fear
that silence on Maj. Mckinley's part
may g mi>construed. Representative
David Mercer. IT Ne. raska, secretary
Of the republican congressional com.
mittee, is enthusias K over the propo-
sition that MIR. Mckinley should 60 on
the stump and force the tariff to the
front in the middle western states and
on the Pacific coast
WILLIAM !. BRYAN TO MAKE A TOUR
New YORK. Aug. l4.-W. ]. Bryan
will travel tie country over. address
ing the crowds from the rear Of rail.
road car. An announcement to this
effect was prepared by the chairman
Of the national committee, Senator
Jones' II was as follows: 1T has
been decided that Mr.. bryan will enter
with lively interest in the campaign
about September and continue on the
stump until The election. In order to
obtain a much needed rest and 10 pre-.
pare the letter Of acceptance before
the speech.making begins, he will
spend the next two weeks at some
quiet place not yet decided upon. The
visit to Bath, Me-, will, therefore, be
postponed until the latter part Of Sep.
tember, when Mr.. Bryan will make
number Of speeches 10 New England"
SAN SMALL OFFERS HIS SERVICES.
WARRINGTON, Aue. l4.-Rev. Sam
Small, the evangelist was one Of the
callers at the democratic headquarters
yesterday, and he offered his services
for Bryan speeches during October.
Mr.. Small has been through Kansas
Nebraska and Illinois, and declares
there is a veritable silver tidal wave in
those sections On the 2lst inst Mr..
Small will have q joint debate with
Hon. William E. Mason, Of Chicago.
REPUBLICAN PRESSES BUSY.
WARRINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE repub-
lican national committee is running
three large printing establishments in
Philadelphia, two in New York, two
in Baltimore and two in Washington.
The offices at Philadelphia and Balti.
more are working double time and
with two reliefs of men. They turned
out 100000 documents Wednesday and
10000 yesterday and this supply will
be increased.
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A NEW CORN RATE.
Missouri and Kansas Product VIII BE Cal
rled to Mexico ut Reduced Rates.

Missouri and Kansas Product VIII BE Car
ried to Mexico ut Reduced Rates.
KANSAS Cry, Mo, Auv. A-Author-
ity has been given the railway lines Of
the southwest 10 reduce their rates
from Missouri and Kansas points to the
city Of Mexico on shipments Of corn,
and new rate OF 6U cents per hundred
has been published, effective at once.
The rate Is IS cents lower than the old
rate, and was made for the purpose Of
trying to start the shipments at once
to that country, where there is q great
demand, ss the local crop Is complete
failure. There is heavy duty on corn
imported into that country, but there
has already been notice published that
the government would suspend the
duty owing to the demand for corn and
the disposition Of the government to
allow Its people to secure the supply
at as low price as was possible.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

LANCASTER, Pa, Aug, la-A fright
full disaster occurred In the borough Of
New Holland this morning. A party
OF men In the employ Of the Pennsyl.
vaniA Telephone Co were starting out
to work and had placed 100 pounds Of
dynamite in wagon, which was stand
ing In the yard Of G. g. Miller's hotel,
when the dynamite exploded, killing
three men, fatally injuring three 9TH
ers and seriously injuring score Of
others Miller's hotel WAS completely
shattered. The loss to property In the
borough Is very large. The cause Of
the explosion Is not known.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. ls.-At Sandy
hook, the county seat Of Elliott
county, yesterday, the Baptists we're
holding a revival In an old frame
church, when It caught fire and
portion of the upper floor fell on the
struggling congregation. Nine persons
were killed and 40 or 80 were trampled
under foot and otherwise injured.
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told standard KehtuckIans.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. l7.-Conven-
lions were held in every county in the
state Saturday to select delegates to
the state gold standard democratic
convention to be held in Louisville
next Thursday. Throughout central
Kentucky and as far down the Ohio
river as Louisville, the sound money
sentiment Is strong and the conven-
tions were largely attended 1t is said
Gen. Simon b. Buckner will be urged
for vice president at the Indianapolis
convention,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

CHARLOTTE, Mich. Aug. ls.-A special
stock train on the Chicago & Grand
Trunk railroad was boarded by four
masked armed men at Bellevue, 10
miles west of here, and the two men In
charge Of the stock were compelled to
give up all their money and number
of other articles Of small value. The
robbers were all captured by a posse
Yesterday afternoon
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

ATcuIsoN, Kan, Aug ls.-A year
ago Carl Schmidt farmer living
across the river from here, lost his
farm, all he possessed, by the river
cutting through IT, and became de-
spondent over the loss Other losses
followed, and last night he blew his
head off with shotgun. He was 81
years old and left ten children.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

CHITLIcoTHE, Mo-, Aug. u.s. Ten
thousand republicans are expected
here at the meeting OF the state re-
publican league, which opens to-day
for three days session. The town
Is being extensively decorated and
huge pictures Of Mckinley are every
where In evidence. The big tent in
which the meetings are to be held has
seats In camp meeting fashion.
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ARE IN POLITICS.
Railway Employees Of Kansas VIII Hold q
state Convention.

Railway Employees Of kanCas Will Hold .
state Convention.
KANSAS CITY, Kan. Aug. ia dele.
gate convention Of railway employees
Of Kansas will be held in Kansas City,
Kan, Satur ay, Auvustes. Thew mum.
Der 27,0OO men and have formed an or.
ganization to be known as the Railway
Employees club Its objects, as set
forth in the charter, are:
To promote the general welfare Of railway
emplo es through the cultivation Of sense OF
mutual interest between the employer and
employe and to got In cognizsnce Of the fact
that whatever may b. 10 the best interests Of
the railway companies Is likewise TO the best
interests OF their employee The organization
10 political. but non. Bipartisan. believing that
politics Is the science Of good government and
that oil earnest railway men will work for the
promotion Of lava 10 that end
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

CRAWFORD, Ala. Aug. IS Yesterday
Annie, lS.year.old dau yhter Of John T.
Rutledge, a farmer who lives near
here, overweight from excessive read.
Ing Of religious works and having just
finished the perusal Of a volume en-
titled ASLEEP In Jesus" made slip
moose Of a stout cord, one end OF which
she tied to a bed post and the other
about her neck, and committed suicide.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

KANSAS CITY, No, Aug. H. col. W.
f. Cloud, OF the Second Kansas regi-
ment announces the first annual re.
union of all Kansas state volunteer
regiments will be held at Ottawa, Kan,
on September 10, II and 49, All mem
bers Of these regiments are requested
TO be present, and veterans from west
ern Missouri are invited to join the re-
union. A permanent organization of
the Kansas regiments is to be formed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

New YORK, Aug. lS.-As the steamer
Neustria, from Naples, with 400 Italian
immigrants on board. was nearing this
port, a thunderstorm ragged for half
an hour, and then, at seven o'clock, a
big waterspout formed on the oceans
surface, two miles west OF the steamer,
and swept toward the ship with great
roaring There was a mad panic, but
the deadly mass swerved and passed
200 yards from the vessel.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

NEW YORK, Aug. is.-Ex-Congress-
man Bourke Cochran has agreed TO
speak In the democratic gold stand
ard party's interest in Maine, Michi.
gan, Ohio, Virginia and Illinois. He
may possibly extend his tour into other
western states.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. ls.-Now
that the medical colleges are getting
ready TO reopen the grave robbers are
beginning to operate to supply the de-
msnd for bodies for the dissecting
rooms. One night last week ghoals
visited the Ricket cemetery, five miles
north Of Harlem, in Clay county, and
stole the body Of Ralph H. Woods, 20
years old, formerly clerk in the Ma
tional Security Co. Of this city.
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thu FFBsIuBHt 70 Weet III nuHB q nHnBs
WASHINGTON, Aug. ls.-The president
will receive Ii Hung Chang, August
81, probably in New York. Arrange.
ments are now being made for the re.
ception Of China's premier and prob
ably will be announced by Private
Secretary Thurber from Gray Gables
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CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-After a search OF
five months, including in scope the
entire country, necessitating the ex-
penditure Of fortune and the employ.
ment Of large force Of detectives,
little Gertrude Rivers, said to have
been abducted from Cripple Creek, COL,
was discovered in this city by her
father Peter Rivers, at the home for
the friendless. The girl Is eight years
old
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

WASHINGTON, Aug. ls-Mrs. John A.
Logan took to Europe on an extended
trip last fall party Of young women
and acted as their chaperon through.
out the tour They have returned, de-
lighted with the journey abroad, hav.
ing travelled around at least two-thirds
Of the globe without single accident
or DELAY.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

Central and western passenger lines
refuse 10 grant a reduced rate to the
meeting Of the Knights of Pythias at
Cleveland. o., owing to a misunder.
standing with the X. p transportation
com m ttee.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

The 3lst annual convention Of Mis-.
souri, Sunday schools will be held at
Jefferson City August 25-27. E 0. Ex-
cell, of Chicago, will direct the musical
proyramme.
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WANTS DAMAGES.
Spain VIII Hold the United States
to Account for Filibusters.
The LAURADA EXPEDITION TO CUBA.
satisfactory Assurances Given to Spain
About the Affair New MApa Of the
United states just Issued
ut the Land Once.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l7.-The Spanish
government Is preparing hig bill Of
damages To be presented to the United
States on account OF the numerous ex.
petitions alleged to have gone from
our shores to the relief OF the Cuban
insurgenta In support Of its claim ia
reparation II intends to invoke the
precedent esta blished against Great
Britsin In the celebrated Alabams
claims award made BY the Geneva arbi.
tration tribunal. Saturday the gov.
eminent officers received copies Of q
report Of the Spanish legation made
by its legal adviser, Mr.. (alderon Car.
Isle. The report makes q book
Of over 800 pages The VIII.
borg case recently decided BY
the United States supreme court IL
cited, and referred 10 as the one soil.
tary conviction obtained In the United
States since the beginning Of the pres
ent Cuban insurrection. The attorney
saws 1t Is thought proper 10 show from
the severe award against Great Britain
what the United States expected Of .
neutral nation, and also to recall the
attitude OF Spain toward the United
States during the civil war. The prin-
- l.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

The grand old man Of China, Count
Ii Hung Chang, went to Hawardes.
Saturday and paid visit to the grand
old man OF Great Britain, William Z.
Gladstone.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

Great excitement prevails at Seneca,
Kan, over the reported find Of gold in
paying quantities on the farm Of Christ
Most
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

1t Is probable that the national head
quarters Of the peoples party will be
moved from Washington to Chicago.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20

wANTED-For U. s. Army, able-bodled, un-
married men, between ages OF q and 20, citi-
zens OF the United States, OF good character
and temperate habits, who can speak, read
and write English. For information apply,
preferably by letter, to Recruiting Officer,
Fort Riley, Kansas. Octu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-08-20
vBsy- aN LEAGUE STANDING.

National league - Philadelphia I.
Washington 5; New York TO- loston Z;
Brooklyn SO, Bal timore 2-l9; Cincin-
natl 7, Chicago o.
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TALMAGE.
Lot 7 block ., lots 1 = block ..
gOT.OMON
SOLOMON.

Lots 20 "A N 30 10 81 % o. u 81 70 ~ 81 "a 50 50
% W W o. W 100 102 103 104 1906 1O0 lst street. 80
and | OF west side Of, 81 less foot and feet
OF west side Of VI, % less feet, % 97 " 12l 1s3
l25 l5 1 139 i81 1853 1856 1850 III 173 tb III 10 1871
1S3 186 1ST I'm 1al 10y 1905 1917 l90 a0 aS 6 aO7 0
vi Sl3 2lh 2l7 2t8 I'll 2s3 225 ~ NV wi x3 KS 27
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W hf %, hi 10, ~, ", "a, u, "a, 10 feet Oh west
side a. W 10 In IN f62 ib4 18s 184 1855 18S 40 172
ia l6 178 1850 12 IN 1856 t8S 100 1885, part OF lots
sl6 esS so 26a 2b4 28 ~ 100 s8s 28i @S 40 s72,
Main street; lots n 81 IS, 9 10 feet OF S5S7 ~ 81
~ ~ 81 O. ~ o. h hi 1907 100 ILL., 113 1lb III 1l0 III
123 ~ ls9 1871 1913 1875 2 y 10 ~ II 1918 10 ~ "a
W 10 ~ 10 ~ n " 10 " 10 W, = 100 feet OF ~ w
1OO 10s 1O4 100 10S 40 III ia 100 lao 12 1884, Third
street; lots 10 u II 49, II 10 feet 81 49, 10 feet
81 10 " 1857 10t l03 1907 105 100 III 113 ll6 12l 123
1s5 19 133 1859 hf 88 10 10 30 20 104 1B 112 III IA
49, liz ~ 100 ia 1885, Fourth street; lots 1857
., end n y o. II u 83 VI II ~ ~ ~ " w 1Ol los
100 13 1l5 III 1911 123 1s5 17 12a 13 10 II II
10 ~ "a 10 " W ~ IA o. 10 W NJ 106 108 10 1l2 ia
IT, ia 1s6 l3O 1a2 i4 138, Fifth street, lots II
~ n ~ ~ N ~ 81 70 "a l 1O1 1O3 106 10I 100 III
119 III 123 15 III l2p 13i 1a3 135 l. 10 feet In cen
ter OF ~ ~ 40, 10 feet on side 10 ~ w. ~ A,
bf a. hf NJ, ~ 10, end 8 "a %, n end ~ ~ 90,
70 II 102 104 100, Sixth street, n 10 II @, w 100
Third NJ
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BASEBALL GAMES.

Western league-Milwaukee 2, Kan
sas City /; Detroit 5. Columbus 4; Grand
Rapids 4, Indanapol O.
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"A 10 II blk 20, lots " 10 81 ~ Blk II,
lots 23487 10 II IL 10 n ID 10 n ~ Blk ~, lots
212 10 II 10 10 blk ~, lots % 70 10 81 ~ blk "A,
lots IA 10 10 II N ~ II IL biz 49, lots 10 "A II 10 q
~ biz n, lots 123456 Blk ~, lots 10 n ID 10 DIX
~, lots 3468789 10 Il IL 10 IA 10 10 II ~ bk
p
DILLON IN JEFFERSON
Lots "a 20 Y, n bf0,s n HTS 20, hf
I, ~ 81, n hts.
DILLON IN RIDGE.
Lots II 70 u II 10 70, Blk II, lot 5 bk IL Its
30 ~ bk3n.
INDUSTRY,
Lot Blk T. lots f234bks
DETROIT
Lots123456sl IL IL 20 Blk A, lots 0 blk b,
lots 1873 10 Blk G. lots $50 II 10 II 10 ~ 20 ~ "A
ehf2i "a 1871 Blk D, lots 1851 Blk H.
Lambs Addition.
South hf 7, n hf ., 10 II Blk C;s hfe hf II,
bf II, n M H. hf l3, n hf ID Blk q.
ENTERPRISE.
Lots 1891 70 10 IL 70 bk 4; East i6si n Of 2
40 &, part H. W 100 It Of 24Gs 10, II n 10 II BIZ
6; South hf79 II, sqr46, Is Is 10 II II 10 n q
Blk Il lots ID II " n ~ rs n biz ~ lots u Ii II II
10 ~ 81 n % Blk III lots = "a 20 ~ 30 ~ bk IL;
u piece 2)y2OO II In Blk 10; lots II 10 8 10 1923 30
~ blk Is; lots 13b70 II IA blk ~; lots IL "A biz
n; lots 2488 bk y; lots II Blk 20; nj biz ", G
b sw blk b,balance o. e hi Blk la;lots is3t,w 4
n 3 Blk 40; lot biz 10; ne or ebk 81; acre off
Sc corner Of sw ar Of sw or 20-l3-3, commence
Ing at point sO n n OF NV corner bk ~. o 30
II, n 10 n, W 30 ~ 8 to point OF beginning be-
Ing part Of lot II In 2O-l3-5.
That En,arnrla.
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CARLTON,

Lots 1234b8Ts9 10 II IL 10 "A IL 10 II Is 10 70
q n "A ~ ~ 10 ~ % n Blk l. lots 246S 10 IL Il 10
17lSl0N2 ~ ~ "a ~ ~ n ~ ~ 20 3b ~ II 10 ID
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IS ~ 70 ~ ~ n W Blk 3, lots 1870 II Blk d lots
II 10 II II ~ II Blk 0, lots 10 ~ ~ 21 ~ Blk I,
lots II II IS ~ 81 70 rs n ~ ~ "a ~ ~ 10 10 Blk s.
lots 2 4 s 10 70 Blk o. lots 0 II Is III 10 II
70 n n 70 70 Blk 10, lots 248136iD II 10 II 10
10 IL "A 10 Is 10 ~ ~ ~ - "A 25 10 n ~ ~ 10 bk H.
lots 6307 II IL 10 II 10 III II IL ~ N 81 70 ~ "a
~ ~ II ~ N 10 ~ ~ 248Sl0 Blk IL, lots 284 D
$3.50 10 II IL 10 "A 10 10 II IL 10 N ~ ~ ~ "a ~ ~
10 81 ~ q " ~ Blk 49, lots II 10 n 10 10 ~ 10 n 10
n 70 Is ~ " 10 ~ "a vi ~ 10 Blk H. lots n VI IL
IA Is II 10 n 10 IL N ~ ~ "a q ~ bk 49, lots II
u 10 10 II IL 10 70 81 ~ ~ "a rs N ~ 10 IL IA
blk 10, lots "a 10 IA 10 Blk H. lots ~ II 13 10
II 10 81 70 "A % 70 q ~ "A 10 10 II "A Blk H. lots
"a 10 ~ 20 Blk IN, lots 10 Is II IL 70 2l n "a rs ~
"A 10 ~ ~ 10 bk N, lots 40 10 IL IA "A 10 10 II
IL 10 20 n ~ "a 70 n "a ~ ~ 10 bk a. lots 13246
6T89 10 II II 10 II 10 10 II ~ ~ W n ~ ~ "a n
~ blk a. lots 1284b87891 10 II " 10 "A 10 10 II
IS 10 70 II "A ~ ~ ~ n ~ ~ 10 blk "a, lots 1884
40 II u 10 Il 10 10 II IN 10 70 II % "a ~ ~
81 blk "A, lots | 234567s9 10 II IL IL II 10 10 II
IL 10 70 u n "a "A ~ ~ ~ 80 ~ n " 81 Blk rs lots
13b67g u 10 II IL 10 20 II s8 10 II II 10 1423A
70 ~ u 99S 20 Blk ~, lots4367 " IA 10 so ~
" "a blk 81
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Hall 4 Whitley's addition.

Lots 123450711 12 10 IA 10 II IL X. r, street,
lots 24B IL II 10 IL 70 30 81 n Fourth street.
lots . IS 70 ~ "a 70 40 ~ II 10 " " 537 ia
feet of 80, Q 200 feet Of 80. Fifth street; lots ?
IL ~ 10, 2O0 feet 80, 1851 Ii " II ~ 81, Sixth
street, lots 4 % 0 10 II IL County Road
street,
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BANNER CITY.

Land between NJ. p. R'y and Blk I, land be-
tween NJ. ?. R'y and Blk i, land between NJ. p.
R'y and biz 10, land between N. 2. R'y and Blk
II, land between NJ. ?. R'yand biz ~, lots II Is
10 ~ 81 q n "A Blk o. lots 2527 ~ 10 2. ~ ~ 20 Blk
TO- lots ~ ~ ~ Blk H. lots n II ~ ~ 70 ~ 70 20 81
~ Y ~ "a ~ ~ n II IL 10 IA Is 10 Blk H. lots ~ "a
% ~ n ~ 78g II IL 10 20 Il q Blk H. lots 10 ~ Blk
IL, cts IA 10 10 II ~ 1851 ~ Blk TO- lots 10 II
Is 10 70 n 70 q "a 81 ~ blk II, lots " 70 80 81 ~ 10
n 10 1687sg 10 II blk 20, lots " 10 81 ~ Blk u,
lots 23487 10 II IL 10 n ID 10 n "a Blk q, lots
IL 10 II 10 10 blk ~, lots ~ 70 10 81 ~ blk "A,
lots n IL 10 II IL ~ II IL Blk 2B lots 70 n II 10 q
~ biz ~ lots 123456 Blk ~, lots 10 "A ID 10 DIX
~, lots 234b8788iO II 1913 IA 10 10 II ~ ok