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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-02-23


In all the fashionable centres
of the country throughout this
zero weather may be seen fine
horses shorn "clipped" to the
skin, shivering and wretched in
the intense cold while their driv-
ers have extra warm undercloth-
ing, heavy overcoats with fur
mufflers and fur gloves, Is this
the twentieth century aud have
we a Christian civilization?
Under the Illinois law bigamist
Hoch cannot be severely punish
ed. A fit punishmant would be
to deliver him into the hands of
his surviving wives.
Women in Kansas will have full
citizenship in Kansas after this
1t remains to be seen whether they
will S it any less foolishly.
The fearful icy and snowy wealth
er we have had for the past few
weeks has worked greatly against
the beautiful birds. Some of our
people were thoughtful enough to
put out grain and bread to help
them to tide over the severe wealth
er yet many of the little inno-
cents were found dead either from
the effects Of the cold or hunger.
Exactly one year after the great
fire in Baltimore the Baltimore
American moved into it's new
building. Pretty active for an
old journal of 131 years.
The spirit of hazing has in
fected even the primary classes in
our schools. A seven-year-old
boy in New York who Jailed of pro-
motion to a higher class was teas
ed by his classmates until he
dropped dead. Nearly every man
remembers a time in his boyhood
when his only regret was that he
couldn't drop dead.
Coxey and his army tried to
march up the capital steps.
Then a bicyclist was arrested for
attempting it and now an ex-ball
player of Pennsylvania is going
to try to run a 16-horse power au-
tomob1le up them. Just because
a few men have cotton into Con-
gress so easily IS not a sign that
just anything can get up the capt.
tai steps.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1905-02-23

The Raleigh News & Observer
can now boast of ten thousand
subscribers Mr.. Daniels is a work
er and the moral tone of his pa
per is excellent. The stand he has
taken on the temperance question
is commpndable. We are sure his
subscription list will increase on
this account alone.
There's a pretty girl in an Alpine hat,
a sweeter girl with a sailor brim,
But the handsomest girl you'll ever see,
Is the sensible girl who uses hockey
Mountain Tea.
Representative Baker of Brook
Ign occupies with his wit and wis
dom thirty of the seventy pages.of
the congressional Record publish
ed February s. Mr.. Baker has
but a few more days in Congress
and he is trying to make all the
history possible in the short term
that is left him.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-01
kEARNS' "AMERlCANS"
KNOCKING UTAH ABROAD.
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 81, 1905.

Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 81, 1905.
Editor Truth-"The windy city of
the west is rainy and sloppy this
week. but withal it has been very
pleasant. One of the first persons /
met here was the only John p Mealiin
Mr.. Meakin lectures or talks every
night on Utah. Monday night at a
parlor reception, Tuesday night at a
club meeting, Wednesday night at
Evanston, ILL.,, etc. Everywhere he is
boosting Utah in his pleasing and
dramatic way. His interviews in the
New York Journal and in the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer and his book. Nor
mon Romance" which will soon be
widely circulated, are already work
ing wonders for Utah. | also met Miss
Lura Vine Smith, a prominent news
paper writer of this city, who visited
friends in Salt Lake City last summer
She Is so incensed at Marion Bonsells
blood and thunder falsehoods about
Utah In cheap Minneapolis paper
that she is answering them in the
Minneapolis Progress. She is certain.
ly handling Marion Bonsell without
gloves In mastery way. | also met
Mr.. John Y. Smith, who had lust re.
turned from the Bankers convention
at washington, d. G. Mr.. Smith
addressed a large gathering of bank.
ers on Utah, its people and it's advan-
tages and his interview in the Wash.
lngton Cd, c. Times has certainly put
utah in proper light before the
moneyed men of this nation. It is Ger.
talnly refreshing to know that Utah
has Der of loyal friends who are
prod. register i'm eastern stotos
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-01
r r. II T H.

Mormon and Gentle, Mr.. Darmer, the
chairman of the Kearns-American out
fit, says his organization is fighting
the Mormons and that If his gang wins
no Norman will be given employment
by the city or will have any voice
in the city government. That is the
Tribune's conception of square
deal" and equal justice to Mormon
and Gentle.
The American" party and it's Or
gan the Tribune, tell us they are not
really knocking Salt Lake City and
Utah, and want to make us believe
their intentions are honorable. At the
same time one of their chiefest knock
ers, Furious J. Cannon, is on lee
ture tour in the east, telling the peo-
pie there that Utah is horrible place;
that the majority of the inhabitants
are murderers, thieves, liars, lecherous
and immoral beasts; that Gentiles are
prosecuted, have no show and can
stay here only at the great peril Of
their lives and property; that it is a
very unsafe place for capital and a
worse place for decent people to come
to. The Tribune daily publishes the
same kind of lies and is circulating
large numbers of the vile, slanderous
sheet in the east. The Americans"
insult the intelligence of all the peo-
pie when they tell us they are not
knockers.
Kearns and his gang have done
Utah incalculable damage in every
way during the last two or three
years. The only way to down this
gang of thugs and blackguards is to
elect the Republican ticket. Take no
chances of letting the thugs slide into
power by voting the Democratic tick
et You can't afford to take chances
In matter of so great Importance to
the welfare of this city and state.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-01

The Tribune speaks of a condition
in which "Gentiles and Mormons are
at each others throats." Their own
condition of frenzied inebriation in
which they can imagine that others
are Juggling at their throat, is all that
there is to suggest the existence OF
such condition. The Tribune and
the ungodly set of calamity-howlers at
its back are the only ones that are
doing any throttling. Their uncanny
of every industry and business inter-
est in the city and state; the sense
less calamity-howl that they are in
dulging in is doing more harm than
a score of Commercial clubs and Real
Estate associations can repair. The
election of the so-called political tick.
ct which they are advocating would
be the very worst calamity that could
befall the community; 1t would be a
confession, sent out to the world that
there was reason in their madness,
llldI tucTe was Tcdl CAUSE lOT an up
rising against conditions. Having sent
out that confession, how long would
it take, think you, for all the news
papers in Utah to reassure the world
and convince them that the election
of Ezra Thompson mayor of Salt Lake
City would correct the evil?
~ y
If Republicans want to give color
to the claims Of the Tribune and at
the same time furnish the excuse nee
essary for the existence of the
American" party, they will vote the
Democratic ticket.
~ ~
The Tribune is now asserting that
Church influence" is being welded
in behalf of Richard Morris for mayor
and that he will be elected. Just watch
our smoke on election day, and IL
Church influence" Democratic votes
and all, don't go up in it, we miss our
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-01

~
When one considers the harmony,
efficiency and perfect working condl-
ton of the police force of Salt Lake
City today, and compares it to, or
rather contrasts it with, the very UNI
satisfactory condition prevailing when
VIM. J. Lynch assumed control, all
doubt as to that gentleman's superior
executive ability is dissipated
Drunkenness cured by Trib." is
only an advertisement, but we believe
in the efficacy of it. If the worst old
bloat in the city became possessed OF
a fear that he might, some day, reach
the condition which the Salt Lake
Trib. is in at the present time, he
would sign a temperance pledge forth.
with.
Tuesday was the last day for regis.
tration. The registration was unusu-
ally large, exceeding 5000. A large
number of those, however, were par
ties who had moved from one district
to another and the figures do not rep
resent that number of new voters.
About half of those who registered
yesterday are Republicans.
- ~
The canvass by the Democrats &C
tually shows that the city is Republi-
can. The Democratic managers, of
course, are not giving 1t out that way,
but it is a fact nevertheless. The
Democrats have no show in this cleo
ton.
The Tribune, the organ of the
Kearns knockers, says, if the people
of Salt Lake will give the "Ameri-
can" party a vote of confidence it will
install in Office men who are pledged
mot men who will, but men who are
only pledged) to give every man, wo-
man and child square deal. In the
same article it is said that the "Ameri-
can" party promises to deal justly
with Mormon and Gentle alike.
From whence did the organ of the
Kearns knockers get the idea that the
people of Salt Lake have confidence in
them? The promoters of the party,
ex-Senators Kearns and Cannon.
betrayed every trust that the people
ever placed in them. They are the
two most notorious blackguards and
crooks in seveteen states. Why
should the people of Salt Lake give
them vote of confidence? The ma
jority of the men on their ticket are
such as do not inspire confidence, they
are not noted for honesty or morality.
Why should the people of Salt
Lake give them vote of conf
dence and turn over the city to them
to be looted? ~ Dr.
In the matter of the Square deal"
and the promise to deal justly with
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-11-01

Requests of subscribers to have their paper
mailed to now address, to secure atten.
ton, must mention former as well as pres
ent address.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06

FOR RENT-Four-room house. APP
ply at 1913 South.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
MESSAGE QUITE DISAPPOINTING

Washington, Dec. 6.-The Repub.
Iican leaders and the railroad mag.
mates profess to be pleased with the
recommendations of President Roose-
welt in his annual message to con.
gress, Many of the followers of the
president in his campaign for fair
rates are expressing disappointment
WIN the message and say that it is
a distinct backdown. sRa1sonahie
time, in his present message is com
pared with the former word i'm
mediate is looked upon as a Weld
ing on the part of the president to
Ine pro-rallroad faction of his party.
railroad lobbyists are jubilant over
the messaSe Sena-oi Till1ian. who
heretofore has been a strong endors-
er OF the presidents attitude, declares
that he will intrduce a bill INSISTING
on the immediate enforcement of a
fair rate.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
BILLS INTRODUCED

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington. Dec. 6.-Representa-
tive Lacy, of Iowa. chairman of rhe
committee on public lands, intrduc-
ed bill today, creating new gov
ernmental bureau, to be known as the
bureau of mines, and the salary of the
executive official. who will be appoint
ed by the president, shall be $1,000
per annum. Representative Howell,
of Utah, introduced the bill to annex
to Utah part of Arizona lying north
and west of the Colorado river. A
bill for penny postage that will mean
the cutting in half of the rate on
home postage was introduced by Rep
resentative Smith of Illinois,
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06

FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house. Apply 743 South.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
GEN. cHAFFEE PREDICTS WAR.

Special to The Sentinel.
Los Angeles. Dec. 6.-At a public
reception in his honor last night
Lieut., General Chaffee, of the u. S
army predicted that the United States
Will again go to war. He said: War
viii come again. There are plenty
of men here who will see our country
in war again. Not on our own soil
perhaps, but you must remember that
we have now become one OF the ma.
tons of the earth. We have great
interests to defend. When that war
comes We will be intelligently prepar-
ed for it. The Japanese are a mill
tary people but we are not. We do
not get on with military preparations
as they do but We should be ready tor
war when il comes"
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06

WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply to S42 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
ANOTHER EXCLUSION LAW,
Special to The Sentinel.

Special to The Sentinel.
Washington, Dec. Ga bill by
Representative Mckinley, of San
Francisco, which will be introduced
today. proposes to extend laws SINH
lar to the Chinese Exclusion laws,
to the japanese and Koreans. This
bill was agreed on by the California
delegation in congress. The opinion
of the delegation is that the Japa-
nese are coming in so rapidly that
they are a menace to Americans and
their labor interests.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
RAILROAD QUESTION TAKEN UP.


Special to The Sentinel.
Washington, Dec. Promptly
following the presidents message, in
which he strongly insisted that a
maximum reasonable rate shall be
the basis of the handling of trans
portation by the railroads of the
country and the attorney generals
recommendation along the same
lines, the re-drawn Esch-Towsend bill
was presented to congress today, to
force a crisis in the rate fight. 1t
is supposed to embody the admins
tration's views.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
RAILROAD PRESIDENT PLEASED

Special to The Sentinel
Chicago. Dec. president E. p.
Ripley, of the Santa Fe today express
eG gratificat'ol that the president. in
his message, practically endorses the
system of pooling and agreement, as
to freight between the railroad man
ayers and presidents.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
BIG OIL EXCITEMENT.


opeCIaI 70 Inc Sentinel.
Colorado Springs. Dec. 6.-Much
excitement was occasioned here to-
day when the report was confirmed
that the Colorado Springs Oil COM
pany had struck oil on its property
fifteen miles northwest of Colorado
Springs. The drillers encountered a
flow at a depth of 800 feet.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
UNITED STATES CONSUL DEAD

Special to The Sentinel
City of Mexico, Dec. 6.-James w.
Parsons. Jr., United States Consul
General, was accidentally killed and
his wife injured here today when the
open carriage in which thew were
driving was struck by street car.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-06
WANT COLUMN

ED-Experienced chocolate
dippers at Lutes'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
A REMARKABLE SALE.

Everyone seems to oe buying 2
lawn swing. the delivery wagons cf
the Puddephatt Furniture Manufac
turing company are kept busy ali day
lately delivering swings. To get them
at a lower price than Other dealers
il was necessary to MAJ 3 contract
for large amount and save freight
by having them shipped II carload
lots. but from the present ind tens
even this large number Will rot sup
ply the demand. They a.e selling good
avn swings Ter sa.a5, witch IS Ger,
tainiy mich lower than taey nave ev,
(" heen sold elsewhere II you 1ave.
n, purchased one yet yor had better
cal, them Up. cid phona 30I. nav
phone 1lA. ara haze ona sent cat. BE-
cause after this lot is gone they Kay
| net BE- able to furnish them for s4a5,
Send your orde- to the Puddepha.t It
/ Furniture Nanufactur company,
uecause the same SWING elsewhere
{, VIII ocst you FROM 81 to ST 50 naore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

II man can do business, he should
let it be known.-Ben Franklin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
puddephatt Furniture
Manufacturing z 20.
Grirl Excursion.

Pira Blue to Hot Springs and re,
'ur. VIA tt,> new road, Pine Bluff s.nd
Western railroad
500 7o4rt rrp-s2.oo
Tram viii teave Pine Hiun at 6 a.
~, Suuiag Tune Is. returning viii
,ave z:ot Springs about 8 90 U. m,
,'uaa t3 Tickets will be good retu-1.
ing "a regular trains Monday. Tues
cay acs Wadnesday-June 19, 20 and
ca.l oc H n Atwoed. agent, eor
fu.i Information.
GE0 w THOMAS. G. p.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

Fl D rado. Jloe Guy Tucker.
former CITY marshal OF FL Dorado. and
ore Of he principals in the Tucker
paynai! feud vas shot twice from am
bush or tha public road aotut ten
u;le> rom Fl Dorado yesterday after
e7,en. He is seriously wounded oae
~. taking atect in his body ana an
etAa~@ III - arm Tucker vas AIKEN
ta ais hoe4a a. ehampasaoi]e swalv4
,aiies from :,-g-, and several physl.
5t,es Went fr9ai his olae- last night
a-t4ni ',r,. Aeeer ;iag - ID. last
r499rts ~ecsive,: sror2 Caae2a ssuolla
'--.ie9+.ss condition 94s regarded as
ge~y se~.oas
IT, man uh3 iii the shooting caada
rs escape tnd 70 clue 'e Ms .E-n-tty
has 5>ea discovered 4 IS suppose d
teas tha shooting grs~ II u the
see3. watch has already been ras3oo
>.tl= s1r II. Gaata oi az least 1--WE
IT.
rae.=e- ha5 become w.i@iy Aa4u
: 80 . tba crjaclaals u - 7ee.,-r'-
esrr4lt f-ea Only y fsw weeAs Aso
- vas RED at +. Dorado for = ,z-tsf
der os J3hn ParreiI. tha last ii the
Faraet! Family TO meet a,a+a Il cha
teud ti4 nas 4ujtted ~ - -ey
lro eA5, VAS expected to he TIE ect of
t..3 fA4a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

Weak ind timu advertisers eau not
hope - sucsess.-Cyrus Curtis. Lad
les J2Ens Journal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
Z + Z + + + + + + + r I. =
= T-= MARKETS
+ + + + + + i = + + + + + =

QUOTATIONS.
iCOccac-ed daily by c. e. Taylor
and company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

And in or!er to do this
we are gainy 10 offer for
the neAt l5n days, values
never ilea,rJ OF before in
this ely. In selecting from
us there is a distinct ad=
vantage ii having 50 large
an assortment to choose
rom. It a'ii"rdS YOU the
oppor.anit, Of seeing all
that IS newest ana Dest.
1t assures ,ou styles and
patterns to your exact
fixing. W. quote you a
few Of our values.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
Card o. Thanks,

wish to thank all members of the
Ladies Temple society who have So
tnhesitatinsiy co-operated with me IN
the management Of the order, and es-
pac;a.ly cur worthy rabbi, Ephriam
tri>ct, who is due especial thanks for
siS Unt ring and Efficient services in
0ur beha.f
Mrs. A. Strauss. President. l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
LOCAL ANo OTHERWISE.

= " sosce dcrotes his time to rents
The Granhio san' adv brings r..
| utts: try cna.
Mrs. Nora ,fone- East Fifth ave
nue, is very sick.
Wanted a :" boarder~ at 5'4
..+a,I Third ars ma
Wanted-A ID" boardor- Al 5l9
2,st Third ap' nae
OAK and ga wood Pboea Y II
Rayd Old phonc 9o@
sand delivered on snor. lo'icc
I1aw kins Sand company nld ehone
Wanted \ ljHd;fd number Of
oaltcrs. Apply toa Mast Pareaqu"
IT. Gentlemen preferred
Removed ta III Vs. Eaer5qae
stteet Wm. ke!lar, maaa14ettr ae
, ~ i repairing harness and ssd -
Fer sal -lJard%e Serraz p'ac-
ttaly new nica - A.trn aat
~p@naid family horse Harry y. At
wUeA
=Dreyfus' "B:e store" gives roHnl
psi0 tickets 10 >In,laN .Hco. p.cnic
u Sheridai ,Iunc lG with Required
purchases.
Before letting your contract FOR
plumbing or srWaring see the i'nn
Bluff Plumbing company OGunl9r
ana Doncvan, proprietors
Sidney Helms has resigned his 30
sition With the Simpson and Webb
F'urH ttre company. and has accepted
reSpe nsibl. position With the Alkan-
saS aud Texas Ice and Cal company
Sidney Helms and cempanF buy
aud sell all kinds OF second hand
so ds Pack and ship fucnitnre. Can
sell you furniture at one ha;f It's orig
inal cost New and second land store.
2ta West Second avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
We Want To Have A Big Carpet Sale

INGRAM CARPETS
In great variety good patterns and cocrs the dependable
kind that usually sell for Csc. Special values at G
BRUSSELS CARPETS
Excellent wearing Qualities the and desrab, T.
spring patterns well worth 80c yard IN this sale for M
VELVET CARPETS
Rh. havy qualities in patterns that to meet with OO
your APPROVAL the kind that regularly sell for Spe
ADMINISTER CARPETS
wide range of rich and exclusive patterns from the fore e,
mills, the $40 quality Rhodes-Haverys for QlV
BRUSSELS RUGS
Full sze 912 eet good patterns and coorngs, Gu "a
nevr equaled ,nder $l8 In this sale for Qlz.
VELVET RUGS
patterns full Size 9x12 feet rich border c7
harmonze S28 values VAlU
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
E. G. Taylor. Mgr
THE POINT

We visa to emphasize IS seiabil
t1y. It ma sound egoeEsttca- 20 near
man praise ajuselt. but IL II does
cot alter facts. A little honest self
praise Is all rjgat i it is a>nest We
ask for your trade ou ria distinct un'
d4rstandtng tnat We will Try aarder
give yo4 satisfaction cbaa Aay otn'
< druggist We are earnestly tF5ins
to make this he best drug stora We
don't care TO be the Biggest, but We
60 want 30 be t5a best
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
TAXI: NOTICE.

All annual licenses and vehicle
taxes expire on the 31st day Of May,
aud must be renewed at once. All
parties owning vehicles Or paying
privilege licenses OF aDv KIND will
Please cali at my Office and renew
same Immediately after their explra-
ton.
;. P. ALEXANDER.
City Treasurer
Office, corner Fourth and Pine
street. t6-24)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

W Boz CO derotes his ttine TO rents
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

SIS Ms Be PAID 3eSore July 10.
E3aiag Una 10. VIII be tae last
az t secare t1a dsseoru5 on May
bsI.s
Pr 3laH Light and Wa:er company
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

see uaw g,~cArts. Simpsoc y 9sn
Furniture company. 30, 2t2, ia @est
SeC9Ii avenue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07

See new go-carts Simpson Webb
furniture company, 210, 212, 2i4 Wesd
Sceo4d avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
A MATERIAL DISTINCTION.

Pingry-f met Brown just now. he
ooked fearfully glum. What's the
matter with him A note gone to pro
test?
Browns Clerk-No, they've sent
him word that his note is overdue
and he's going to protest Boston
Transcript
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-07
-FS SPEED RECORD

HAS the Russian general. II tten
upski. good re-eord2a
" shculd say so He retraated
twenty miles IA two hours and four
minutes 9-Cieveland Plain Dealer.
Warren sheaf., 1905-05-25
Additional Locals.

T. K. Onstad, chief Of the Argyle
Fire Department, and Gilbert Mez-
MIA, a member, took in the dance
given by the Warren fire depart
ment last Friday night.
Call in and see the new Advance
Separator run by a Fairbanks &
Moore three horse power gasolene
engine now on exhibition at the
farm machinery depot Of Lundgren,
Wittensten & Co.
The air was filed with clouds of
dust driven by the strong wind
yesterday, and at times it became
SO dark that lamps we're necessary.
A terrific sand storm in thei Can
adian north west is supposed to
been the cause.
Cards are out for the wedding of
Carl O. Olson and Miss Olga John
son at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin O. John
son, at Lower Snake, on June 1st.
A reception to which the young
people are invited, will be given at
Snake River Hall in the evening.
Warren sheaf., 1905-05-25
KNUTS0N & H0LS0N,
PrOprietors of
CITY DRAY LINE
And dealers in
WOOD and COAL
Agents for the
Standard Oil co.
Phone Warren. MINI.
Real Estate Transfers.
Warren. MINI,
|

Following are the real estate
transfers as reported by G. A. Mel
son, official abstracter of Marshall
county, since last published:
John P. Nelson to George A. Mel
son, sw4 set, set sw4 Z 158 48 ne4,
nw4 sci IL 158 49. $986O.
William H. Cahail to Mary E.
Cahail, 81 nw{, lot 3 and 4 2 157 48.
$398O
E. Goodenough to Elizabeth Hos
ner e3 sw4, WI sci "a 158 46. $1,000.
James J Elstad to Math Elstad,
sw4 sec "a nd NV, all in 25 158 AZ
$4,000.
Elk Hogenson to o M Omlie, nw4
IA 157 so $25OO.
Great Northern Ry Co to U G.
Stoner, sw} net, sci nw}. sw} 2 158
49 $240O.
U G. Stoner to Perl E Newcomb,
sw4, sci nw4, sw4 ne4 2 l58 49
$4,000.
Central Trust Co of N Y to Ed
ward More, WI ne4, set ne4 nw4
swf, nw4 II l58 AZ $4,000.
Argyle Land Co to John J Sutton,
e3 nwf, lots l and 18-157-47 $4325.
Stanley K Vandenburgh to Ed
ward Newman, ne4 10 1856 ~ $4,000.
Central Trust Co Of N Y to
Christopher Lang, sci net 81 156 49
$4OO.
Central Trust Co Of N Y to John
Lindberg nw4 sw4 Is 155 45 $24O.
III A Albue to Andrew Stenseth S J
set & set sw4 sec Is ne@ nw4 19 156
AZ $4,000.
Central trust Co. of n Y to An
drew G. Olson lot 5 155 50 $161.
Central Trust Co of N Y to W A
Knapp 81 nw4 " 156 46 $500.
Central Trust Co Of N Y to John
Stalach lot 1, 81 156 AZ 1890.
Ole Saxberg to w W Prichard nd
ne4 & sw4 nef 20 l57 42 $1,000.