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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Greene County Realty rran.fer,.


The following real estate transfers have been
recorded in Greene County:
Henry C. Worcester ct al. to F. A. and D. u
worcester. northeast corner lot A in Worcester a
western addition to White Hall: quitclaim
Alvin PeEram heirs to F. p. Green. lots 1, .
ana In Lynn's first addition and tract lying
west or lumber yard; also tract in west one
Quitclaim deed, 81
John w. Starkey to Chas. T. Bates east two
and ofie,haH southwest section 81 Except two
and one.half acres and northwest corner north
east northwest section Is. IL. Ii Except one and
ofe-ouarter acres) executors deed s., 9o5.
Ralph Goodwin to J. A. CUNNINGHAM, south one
half northeast section 2. II. u; warranty deed.
Benjamin porks to Sarah Dorks northwest
southwest and west one-haH northeast southwest
section b. II. IL; warranty deed. N.i0o.
Sarah Dorks to BENJAMIN Dorks north one-half
southwest southeast section u. II. Ii: warranty
deed, 800. = = =.
Albert B. Smith to Claude c. Smith lot in
Minis addition to White Hall: warranty deed.
Nancy Barnett to Maggie woriey. northeast
warranty deed, 1900.
c. A Gilmore to Jacob +. Downs. northeast
corner northeast southwest section Is. L. 10;
warranty deed, SIS. -.
NJ L. Carter to Wells and Ford, lot L In Hap
pyvfle; warranty deed. $3.50.
E. E. Edwards to Elizabeth L. Baxter, lots
"a. IS and Sc, In Wilmington; warranty deed SEQ
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

Aessra Bendiner schlesine,r:
- =, Am. in. receipt Of your last letter, and
.,s. % state IN answer that my patient has been
snGiey cured. The respiration has become nor
ih also hardly L there . difference between
me nound q the lungs on percussion. The sub
on m 6sss nesh I think her cure .positivs.
.t nass snoiner case on hand. though further
STesciipaon when can carefully direct my pa
Me1iS trsatment-diet exercise etc. Inclosed
fI Fass send sane Immediately. Your
ii Tsini.y ave-. a w Hatm.si n r. p.
Bendiner & Schlesingsr, n. Z,
GentlcmenI have had good SUCCESS with
your medicine. Yours truly.
Princeton INA
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Have Courage to Recognize CONSUMPTION.

toes to doctor with cough After prescribing
q malaria stomach oubIethe physician
- - "
De the modern physician dismiss his patient
= his hopeless
Of
E1ln1teiy effects absolute
Cure for Con.
accomplished Bureau.
Poe
.ThIs Is TUBERCULOSIS AND NOW is THE TIME To TAKr
IQfcAtrTlONSP' -3
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Belleville Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses issued in Belleville yes
terday were to Otto W. Serth, "a. Lenzburg,
Ill, and Alma McFerron. "a. Dexter. Mo. !:
Henry J. Meyer. "a. -Belleyille. and Lena
Trenton, and Emma Doebert. o. Mascou-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Edward.vflIe Notes.

"A marriage license was isused at Edwards
Vile yesterday to a couple who are said To have
given the names OF Harry Waters OF East q,
Louis and Matte Strube OF ST. Louis later the
record was erased, and 1t was stated Thai ti,a
license was returned. unused. Ii was under-
stood In the County Clerks office that the bride
packed out at the last moment
"A petition is being circulated among bushes,
men at the instance Of the Wabash asking the
CITY Council to place an arc lamp at the inter
section OF st. Louis street and the Waha sh
tracks The crossing Is the most frequently used
In town, both by trains and street travel and
q lamp would prove OF great benefit.
j. B.. Barth OF indianapolis Yesterday he
came roadmaster Of the st. Louis division Sf thu
Cover Leaf. succeeding D. w. Huntzinter who
withdrew to take charge of the yards at Franz
Tort. Ind. Mr.. Barths headquarters viii h at
Edwardsville. M 70 -
Herman Schmidt has resigned a. Postmaster
aeo 6are9xiie and was yesterday succeeded by
Three negroes at the railroad cppatr,,ction
camp OF 3awger & Battlefield. engaged ia a MS
toi patue yesterday. They terminated q ,wor,iy
quarrel by drawing their revolvers and frins In.
discriminatory at each other. The men smn,ied
their weapons. and although eighteen shots were
nrsd at close range none OF the combatanis was
s.FTedertck C., Henry n. and William e.
VIII Of the late Frederick C. StahIhut, presented
tneir bond yesterday, and 1t was approved in
the County Court The bond u in Inc aurn az
ia. 0o. and is signed by Judge B. r. Burro,iehs
Judge William h. Krone and A p. Wolf.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
FfsH-HooK STUCK n HIS EYE.

Edward Sheppard Meets with serious
Accident ut Caholia Greek.
While fishing In cahokia Creek at North
Main street in Edwardsvfrls yesterday. Ed
ward Sheppard was caught by hsh-hook.
which Undecided itself IN his eye.
Sheppard started to climb the creek bank
to seek q better location, and his hook.
svtngsng loeyelx gtrnck him In the left
eyes penetfatingSkha lid The point stuck
= - lsssssa !, =; ~ 81 is1 sss:as'sa e
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
DIR. upsoN's STARTLING INVESTIGATIONS
MANY CASES LABELED ..MALARIA.'


BEEN MADE considerable number Of
in
lungs in
ordinary treatment there
atribu TO smethi " ~ 1880 - ~Aoe"es
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East Side Realty rr...,.r,.


Real estate transfers aied for record in Belle
s. G. Smiley to Edward Zylstra, part lot "a ana
y. block Security addition East St. Louis;
s: G. Smiley to Garrett Stevens part lot. ~
and Is, block l. same description: warranty deed
>; B. CLONE to Hy; g. Refs. part lot Il. in block
81 600. 80 :. - - >'As oe"N,
w. B. cates and wife to cara A. Hxys. .p.rt
Louis; warranty deed, $500
John c. Neurouther to F. 2. Erb. lot Is, block
I. Arlington place. East st. Louis: wsrranty
deed, 9, So; ,n,.. b
2, block 4. Lansdowne subdivision: warranty
deed. $3.50
w. IT. Sites to A. B. Stephens, lots IL and -
block ). East Bonns Terrace. East ST. Louis:
warranty deed. $z5es.
Moses Sergeant to Dollis q. Pope, lot 1. block
8. Dexters third addition. East st. Louis: war
rlnty deed, $500. - =. !.
p r, w: Belsner. by sdninistrator. to J. w.
Mitchell lot az and paf 80, block u North
Carennont addition. East ST. Louis; warranty
! J. W Mitchell and wife to Katie MITCHELL ..,ns
descrtpttons warranty deed. s, 900.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
LABoRER KILLED BY TRAIN.
James Brennan Stepped Out of ono
Engines Path Into Another

James Brennan. 10 years old, laborer,
living at No. 1908 North Second street, East
st. Louis. was struck by a Virgins Ferry
switch engine on Front street yesterday
afternoon and was injured so badly that he
died while being taken to the hospital.
Brennan was trying TO get out Of the way
of one train ON Front street when he
stepped in front of the one which caused
his DEATH The inquest will be held this
morning
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

New Rollins Mills for vincennss.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
-yincennes. Ind, Aug. A-ArranxementS
were completed to-day between the Vim
cennes Board Of Trade and the National
Rolling Mil Of Hartford City, Ind. for the
to be in operation by January /. 1904.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

Gasoline Stove Causes Fire.
]. W. Bowles. 42 years old. Of No. 0i1
Pine street. caught his foot In the teeth of
an ice crllsher Monday night. and was seri-
ously injured. his left foot being crushed.
He went to the City Hospital. but after the
wound was dressed he returned to his home.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

The American Bureau II daily In receipt
- letters saying the Hon Cure is worth
~ weight IN gold. How can the worth Of
y medicine that raves lives be computed7
E1lfsfCIANs CONVERTED BY Pa
TIENTS.
ID many instances physicians have been
avertsd By their patients who have
ken Professor Hofrs Cure unknown to
,k6if medical advisers. and to-day thou
nnds Of the best American doctors re-
nd Professor Hofrs Cure as an ethical
Incarnation to be used In ell cases Of
61akh. and especially where there il doubt
= diagnosis.
Thess physicians speak for themselves
~ their words Of commentator need
- explanation:
1.-TWO CURES BY AN ARMY SURGEON.
- Bendiner 4 schiesinser. New York:
osntlemsnI take pleasure In bEtnEinE :, e 2
snpii.hsd with ' your u Professor Hor. Con- CON-
l6lScn Cure 4
sdscsl Iapers q Professor lions sooomSfah-
1T and as soon as you imported the remedy
y use tusSoa one he ef Ssd been
I'm tuberculosis In an advanced stage and had
AstsF four our months: treatment no Resumed his
md h.. been improving syeT s since oss q, nv
&1Gnfreres. with the statement that it was be-
e md that IT hs sss Stage sh ns
4hpe q recoyery: - a.. ~, 49,.
ssa RSs a9 snd lev the a ssa
ssscnss and am happy to say t aiscas s1se5
e ssIsa ri. q Day ,, Ss January; 80. ia
1nna b several physicians under whose
e :. has Il. sed rs sssy s
1900 remain. veE i T. FIyc cTaIs NJ D.,
sus''n R'' Bust 81 l Z; s p s. y N 4
/ 1Gesr1 Bsndner & schlesinger: =
md ms one bottle of 'l Professor Hors
~ have sr mot yss ss1ss snytnins Of
l13 Center st. South Easton. Pa
'iDuudiner & echIesinger: ~
sssshsr bottle '. of Professor Hofrs curs Tor
nsm1ption. nnd it Is just what you recon-
: : DR.. .. II; LEoSHART,
aniner Z schlesinser:
) vScn klndiy send ass .aotheE bottle q Pro.
IL Hors Consumption Cure. II is very ~. SAT- n
u ~ staSs q the disease. It's results are
e .h wns az !. not very s marked fes &:
srai condition 81 thf psfssnS rksspsetfpiiy'
'1D NoNi Msirih. vi.
3Dlndinsr echlssinser.. y. Y;
II Dss. shs-Please and sl.eo for q bottle of Con,
So ad @ i.a ri Ia. eSns s0s ssa
<T6uI1o. The .pA1iant was low down In bed. Shs
4 = nv mp and seems 10 be very much improved
u51A many thanks. an.
.1.ls' Yours truly.
I y. ~ DIR, JAS D. DoNNEiLY.
ltth and sts. \. w. Washington. D. G
1iner : schiesineer. n r:
- 0Gn41emon- Enclosed please find one dollar for
Hokkor bottle Of Prof. Hoff's euro for Consump-
Am uHing Il IN q case OF twenty years
ln11ng. and the patient is steadily improving.
5 ofins TO receive It room. arr
II YOURS respectIunlIg.E
~ Rialto Bldg. Kansas City. No.
- n echlesinger N T.:
~ 2fyI tncloss two dollars for two bottles
<LEGls .HoG0 Cure for Consumption. NV pa
ksG6(uno 70 Be doing well. has gained nearly
D1GD1b within the last three months.
Yours truly,
Z J. q. THOMAS. N. d..
-. Lima, o.
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RUPUB11C 4EBC1A L. q 80 49,
gssyville, Ill. ~. The dated Eysn-
3 81 s. 80 e e ss: essa s'a''''s;
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MrrH-sEAuMoNr.

Pana Ill, Aug 1.-The marriage of Miss Mabel
Beaumont Of Moweaqua and Mr.. Roy Smith OF
this city. took place to-day 1t the brides home
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05

Flora Ford Of East st Louis yesterday
afternoon brought suit for divorce 9 tie
GrcMt {3mt - Beuev1l1e fruM Nl1ll60 Al
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-05
Significance of the Cough
Left from Last Winter.
Professor AdoIph Hoff, of Vienna, Shows the
Necessity of Curing Cough Before
Ii Becomes Permanent.
Intent Consumption and Its Portent Shown
by DR.. Chas. R. Epson.

lis the those who noticed
In
EASIEST TO TREAT
lis the
THE TERRORS LATENT CONSUMPTION.
who's
DR.. UPSONS STARTLING INVESTIGATIONS
b R NJ d.
following brief Of oNF HUNDRED
qpauans school E ss as. 4sn and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-05
MEMORY OF JAMES RUMSEY.
West Virginia Legislature Petitioned
for a Monument.

resolution will be introduced by the
representatives from Jefferson county at
the coming session Of the legislature of
West Virginia, which convenes in Charles
ton the 18th instant, to erect monument
in memory of James Rumsey, inventor of
the steamboat, "who was recognized as
such by George Washington and had the
confidence and encouragement of Thomas
Jefferson, Patrick Henry and Benjamin
Franklin" memorial has been prepared
by ex-Judge Daniel B. Lucas and George
NJ. Beltzhoover, jr., of Charles Town, w.
Va, and signed by representative citizens
Of the county petitioning the legislature to
have this monument erected on the sum-
nit of the high rocky cliff on the Potomac
river at Shepherdstown, overlooking the
scene where 1.-The first successful appl1ca.
ton of steam to the practical purpose OF
navigation was made.
This was long the cherished hope and de-
sire of the late Alexander r. Boteler of
Shepherdstown, member of the Thirty
fifth Congress, who perhaps spent more
time and effort in championing the claims
of Rumsey as the inventor of the steam
boat than did any other person In the last
century. Judge Lucas recently delivered
an address before the Maryland Historical
Society in Baltimore on this subject. Mr..
Beltzhoover'S paper was written as thesis
while in attendance at the West Virginia
University in 1890, and was published I'M
der the auspices of the West Virginia His
torical and Antiquarian Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-05
BURGLAR AT WORK.
Residences Visited by Man Evidently
After Cash Only.

Several houses or Capitol Hill were Wis
tied last week by burglars. Saturday night
and yesterday morning he appeared in
the northwest section and made two calls.
He entered the home of the Rev. A. W.
Pitzer. pastor Of thee Central Presbyterian
Church. OF 4th street. 1t Is believed that
he reached the pastors house after mid
! night. although he was not heard while he
was making the search for valuables. An
entrance was effected by cutting the Stats
from a rear Window Almost every room
In the house. including the minister's
sleeping room, was visited. DR.. PitZer's
clothes We're takenoto the dining room and
searched Bureau drawers were ransacked,
ana Vaiuaoles in the shape of jewelry were
left untouched. 1t is evident that the bur-
giar was In search of cash only. He took
about $2o from the clothes of the pastor.
Saturday night about IL O'Clock the house
OF T.. A. Davis, 519 I'd street, was entered
by a colored man, who opened the door
with duplicate key. Mrs. Davis discoy-
cred the man in the houst and frightened
MIN away. She was able to give the police
fairly good description of him. Keys
were taken from some Of the houses the
burglar visited last week, and he also car
ried away articles of food and some whisky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-05
Baltimore and Ohio r. r.

Leave Washington, New Jersey Ave. and O st.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. '1o:5O an.
Gin CiSciN Is ST. LOUIS and LOUISVILLE.
PiTTSBURG Alb CLEVELAND. 'l0:5o ans
s6:4S O. m. and 81 100 night.
COLUMBUS AND WHEELING. 1920 pm.
WINCHESTER, 1885 an, t4:16 and t5:S0 pm.
hSSAPoLis. fs:so. $3.50. ti,:so an. 1850.
faEbERIoK. 1885, 5000. fio:so an. n:Is.
'iHI IGEf HisI tlo:oo am. and tS:so pm.
BOYD and way points, 1885. $500 H., Sl:1b-
1850, IS 80, s1O:15. I'll 80 pm
HE'S s an $50 s:' eost' tsS'
IVA WSish fIH;iST JUNCTION and way points,
1885, 1890 an. s1:l5. t4:3o. tk:so pm
BALTIMORE. week days. 1900. $500 ESQ,
x7:O5. 1880 1880, ss1. 1850, 1000 1l:so am,
1920 noon. ai;s5 asoo; n4;co. xt;so 4;Ss 1865.
sundays, 1890. x7:05. 7:30. 1880. 1900 an.
1I2:20 i:1b, $500. 1880. 1906, 525. G;3J. $500.
tio;oo' 1ii;SO' R sdisS Phi BLUE LINE.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK,
BOSTON and the East $500, .7:o5 DINER. .tS:30
(Buffef), $500 Diner) f10:o0 Dinerl an. 1920
iDiperl $500 (.Royal Limited" Diner), 1900
(Phila only), s5:05 DINER. $500 and '1l:30 pm.
(Sleeping Car open at 10 90 o'clock
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:05. fi0:o0 am. 1890.
.Daiy. Except Sunday. ssunday only.
xExpress trains
Baggag, called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co. on orders left at
ticket Offices 619 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
New Yor. avenue and Fifteenth street. and At sta
ton. aoe4-6o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-05
ANNUAL ELECTION.
Meeting of Woman's League, National
Association of Junior Republics,

1SoSAoI1oA VI JuulOT 1SSpup1lCS.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
League of the National Association of Ju-
nior Republics was held last Saturday at
the home of the president, Mrs. Charles w.
Fairbanks, 1900 Massachusetts avenue
northwest, when the annual election Of Of
ficers for the association took place. All
the officers of'last year were reelected, as
follows: President, Mrs. Charles w. Fair
banks; vice president, Mrs. Mary 8. Lock-
wood; recording secretary, Mrs. j, E. Gill
bert; treasurer, Mrs. Charlotte E. Main;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. Sperry.
From the reports of various officers 1t de-
veloped that more than forty boys now
have their home in the National Junior Re-
public, near Annapolis junction. During
the past year twenty boys have left the re-
public and have found homes In families
where their conduct has been such that
they have proved a credit to the institution
in which they were trained.
From the statements made by the league
officers at the meeting last Saturday 1t
would seem that the republic is in need of
additional funds and also of Improvements.
Women of Baltimore and Washington have
been instrumental in raising much money
for the institution, and are anxious to OBJ
tain the cooperation of persons in all parts
of the United States. The Woman's League
hopes to expand it's work during the next
year, and will probably name vice presi-
dents in every state and encourage the or
ganization of additional republics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-05
TESTIMONY CONFLICTS.
But Defendant Gets Worst Of It in the
Police Court

mot guilty" said Thomas Warner, col
ored when he was arraigned in the Police
Court this morning on charge of assault.
what did he do to you?" Judge Kimball
asked John Hawkins, colored, the COM
planning witness.
HE came to my house in Freedmans al
ley Saturday night, and when he started to
use inflamed' language l ordered him out, !"
Hawkins answered.
what happened them" his honor asked.
eve clinched, he struck me, and when
tried to put him out he smashed me on the
head with a lighted lamp which set the
house on fire. and if it hadn't been for Po-
lceman hewitt, who came In and put the
fire out when my wife screamed out the
window. 1 guess the house would have
burned down.
What have you got to say about 1t?' the
court asked the defendant.
Il was passing his house Saturday night
and he called me in and l treated to beer
and because l wouldn't treat to whisky ne
and his wife got mad and Hawkins started
to do me up" Warner explained.
What made you use the lamp? he was
asked.
HE picked it up and struck me on the
head with it, and when I tried to take 1t
from him the lamp fell on the floor"
Twenty dollars or two months was
what Judge Kimball said after Warner had
concluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-05
PELEE CLUB ORGANIZES.
President Roosevelt Sends Letter Re-
GREETING Inability to Attend.

The Pelee Club composed of naval officers,
newspaper men, scientists. artists and 9TH
ers who accompanied the relief expedi-
ton to Martinique after the eruption of
Mont Pelee, was organized here Saturday
night. with the following officers: Perma-
nent chairman, Robert F. Hill of the Ma
tional Geographic Society; Herbert H.
Smith of the New York Herald. secretary
Capt T. c. Mclean. United States navy,
presided.
The object of the organization is the pres
ervation of the records of the disaster.
1t was decided to get up a composite book
on the experiences of the trip, each member
to contribute a chapter. A committee was
delegated to send a congratuatory telegram
to Capt. r. M. Berry, who Gamma nded the
Dixie. which took the party to Martinique,
on his promotion to the command of the
Kentucky. A letter was sent to Consul
Ayme notifying him or his election to men,
bership in the organization and thanking
him for the service rendered by him.
President Roosevelt had been invited to
attend the meeting. but was unable to at
tend. He sent the following letter of re-
greet and greeting:
MY Respected Friends:
Il have been really pleased by the invi-
tation which your committee has so kindly
extended to me to attend the meeting, on
Saturday evening next. Of the gentlemen
who accompanied the relief expedition to
Martinique and ST. Vincent last May, and
greatly wish that 1 could be with you on
this occasion / have. however, engage
ments which make II impossible for me to
be present.
please assure the members of your COM
mittee of my appreciation of their thought
of me In this connection, and express to
those who attend the meeting my good
wishes.
Very sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-05
Installation of Officers.

The recently elected officers of Richard
]. Harden Command, Spanish War Veto
Grams, were installed Friday night by In
stalling Officer l. n. Dolph and Corps Com
mander Fred. S. Hodgson at Spanish War
Veterans Hall, 612 E street northwest.
The new officers are: Captain, Arthur E.
Coykendall first lieutenant Thomas A.
Fitzgerald; second lieutenant A. NJ. Phelps;
chaplain Edward R. Fontaine; sergeant of
the guard, A. M. FORESTER; trustees, Hoyt
A. Holton and w. w. Smith.
A committee was appointed to procure
medals to be presented to Past Capt aims
Daniel V. Chisholm and Charles j. Har-
low
Announcement was made that the ladies
of Lillian K. Capron Auxiliary to Harden
Command will hold public installation of
officers to be followed by a reception this
(Monday) evening at, Spanish War Veter-
ans Hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-05
FINE BUILDING SITE.
Ex-Representative Huff Pays S5O,ooo
for One.

The property at the northwest corner OK
New Hampshire avenue and Q street mas
been purchased by ex-Representative Geo.
H. Huff Of Pennsylvania. 1t has front
age Of 461s feet on New Hampshire ave-
nue. and 81 feet on Q street, and contains
6.314 square feet. The improvements con-
sist OF brick house, the value of which
did not figure in the consideration. The
price paid was $4,000. which Is over ~
per square foot
In addition Mr.. Huff has bought from the
Kidder estate two lots fronting fifty-one
feet on Sherman street, which abut on the
rear of the property above mentioned. Inc
consideration was $1,000. The transaction
patrick of the office Of Ben B. Bradford.
real estate broker.
1t is Mr. Huff's intention to erect hand
some residence for his own use on this site,
which is one of the best in the residence
section of the city.