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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-22
MINOR MENTION.

Clarence Ellis was in town.
Additional locals on last page.
Mrs. kluth was over TO Gcttvs-
burg Tuesday.
Freight is crossing the river this
week by pony" express.
III. +. Gates was stolmbound in
Gettysburg for two days.
Mrs. Carrigan is the guest of
y. w. Cooper and family.
Ted Lake was over Monday. He
says he has quit exposing himself
to Snak Y ice on the river.
Tom Cavwood was over from
Gettysburg Tuesday and returned
Wednesday with Ted Lake.
The Press is under obligations
to the state auditor. Mr.. j. +.
llalladay. for copy of hi, annu-
al report. Just issued.
\ party of four harvest hands
with teams etc. camped here Tues
day night on their way home from
No. Dakota. Their destination
was southwest OF Pierre.
\ number from this place went
down TO the party at Ed. sutton 5
last Friday night and report an
enjoyable time. Mrs Ro~aS prize
quilt was ratified off and fell to
Miss Rhctta johnson of Laurel.
\ copy of the Flatonia Tex J
Argus dated Nov. ID reaches our
table and we notice the following
paragraph in it: "Frank j. Pliska
and bride OF Cheyenne Agency S.
ID. arrived in Flatonia last Friday.
They are ON their bridal trip with
Il leave of absence from the gov
ernment. We extend congratula
llons to the happy couple
The Press made an error in its
issue two weeks ago in stating that
Hewitt Turner was in town with
Miss Welch of Gettvsbnrg. In
stead. il was Miss Hope Parker.
teacher of the school at the upper
town. who was with him They
were in again last Friday evening.
and started for the party at Ed.
sutton ;. bat after going "a few
miles in the darkness. concluded
that the road back home was the
safest one.
Mrs Bertha Douglas whites that
her mother is still improving. and
sends u, clippings from the Aber-
decn Daily News giving an account
of the entry Of che MINI. & St.
Louis car, into that city. last
week. One paragraph reads as
follow: 1T is noteworthy that
while 1O-pound steel was used on
the track to Aberdeen and is beino
used on the tracklaying west of
Conde. 60 pound rails are laid
west Of here on the Leola branch. I"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-22
ICE BRIDGE OVER OLD MUDDY

''Ola BorcaS' broke loose last
Friday night, and gave us genu-
inc blizzard, ON time. too. ac-
cording to weather prophet Irl IL.
Hicks, editor of ''Word 4 Work" -"
of st. Louis. The following is
the way he announced lis coming,
in the November issue of his mac
aziDe, which was out two week :
ago
"Thc new moon in pcrigec falls
on the 10th. at time when the
full force OF the Mercury equinox
will blend with other disturbing
causes. One of the most severe
storms of the month will culmi-
nate within fortycight hours of
noon on the 10Th The barometer
will drop to one of its lowest read
ings for the month. thick cloudi-
ness and great humidity will pre-
vail, and general storms If
autumnal Rim. lani to IT,
structive sleet and later into biz
zardous and northwest gales. may
he expected, covering the northern
and extending far into the central
sections. y
A week ago today there were
no signs or indications of Il freeze
up-no ducks or geese in si@hl.
Friday hard northwest wind
blew all day, with a cloudy sky.
and ice commenced forming along
the shore of the river. Saturday
morning people woke up. to find
it showing and blowing. with the
t 'mperat'lre about freezing point
Slush ice commenced comin.' down
and gradually increased till bv
nlghtfall it almost covered the
channel of the river. The high
wind prevS ntcd anyone from cross
ing the river, and generally stop
ped all travel.
Sunday morning our people
woke up. delighted to find the
slush ice lodged and the water
frozen over, which meant that pc
destrians would be able to eros,
over in a day or two with perfect
safety. lie. on the beaten track :
Ii was especially pleasing because
reports were in circulation that
payment of the Indians per capita
money was to commence within n
few days. The only one to ven
ture over this day was Mail Mes
senger Roy Gates. who went after
the Agency mail sack. His pilot
was pike pole and rear guard a
loft board.
Alex LaPlant got in from White
Horse with the mail Saturday. the
wind being in his favor most of
the way. but with the Gettysburg
mail "discretion was the better
part of valor.''
Today the ice is strong enough
to hold up teams with light loads.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-22
Will Forest City Catch on,.~or Let
"S0mewhereS Else" Have It7

The Sioux Falls Argus-Lcadcr
OF the goth inst. says the Milwau-
kcc road is going to extend its
Sioux City-Plattc branch north
ward to Il connection with its coast
lime at Evarl~. following up the
valley of the Missouri river.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-22
CHAXCEOFl LIFETIME.

No county In tho west offers better in
Aucemrnts to-day to the farmer DESIRING
70 build home or to the capitalist look.
ing for . profitable Investment for bio
money than is offered in the fertile lands
OF Potter county, South Dakota. which
can b. purchased Al prices which are
perely nominal when compared with lees
productive lands but short distance
east. Here can be found railroads, school
houses, towns and villages ready built.
society organized and equal to that oi
the east on the one hand, and cheap f-r.
tile lands on the other-a combination
impossible to find in . country either
older or newer than this. That this con.
dition cannot long remain ie attested by
the fact that some of the shrewde~t inyes.
tors Of the west, conversant with the
value OF such lands. are rapidly buyins
them Up.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-22
INDIAN PAYMENT

VIII commence tomorrow (Fri.)
Further information regarding it
Will be found on last page, under
Agency Budget"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-11-22

We have received favorable
proposition from the American
Farmer of indianapolis. Ind, bv
which we can present this ex-
cellcnt monthly as free premium
to our paid-in-advance subscribers
This makes The Press (Sl. 80. year,
Toledo Blade { LOO :
and American Farmer( 4Oc
ALL FOR SITS PER ANNuM.
1t will pay you to investigate
this Before Christmas
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
Virginia POLYTECHNIC institute.
State Agricultural and Mechanical
CCHege5
ASouthernSchooI of Technology

FIFTY lnstructOrs. thoroughly G.
quipPcd Shops. Laboratories aud IN
rrmaries Farm Of HOO aSres. steam
beating and electric lights "a oormitor.
~ Degree courses iu Agriculture
horticulture. civil Engineering Applied
Chemistry. Applied Geology. General
Scicrce aud Metaliurgy and Metallic
gcaphy. Shorter courses IN Practical
Agriculture and Practical Mechanics.
7 3rai cost Of session of uine months.
snCluus=E tuition and other fees. board.
Washiug. teKt books. uniform. mtdical
attention. etc S2+6. %. Cost 20 State
students. S196.65
TIE De1t session OPENS Wednesday.
September 19. 1906. For Catalogue
and Other information. apply 10
]. NJ AcBRYDE. Ph. d, Ii n.
President
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
SATURDAY. July q isOA
WANT THE ROAD WORKED

TIE taxpayers O James City z1o
York counties living along the Sage
30 are loudly oozpls.n-lE O Tx
nSziec-r6 condition Of thz1 thorough
tre. Al Ewel and a places Be
tween W--izzsS1-E z16 Eve ne
Place s amos impossible Nez-
NJ. CHRIS Olsen's tz-n ms SIDE O.
Lighuoot saG IGs1 opposite NJ. O.
Chrls-ophe-so1's fam above Light
foot. xzte- covers re road sl6 {
vehicle goes . the hub Z crossing.
By arrangement between TIE
boards Q: supervisors O. James Ciry
s0d YORK lhzr pan o. she roz1
which ferns re bombay 5erween
TIC no cozu1sS. za6 lying wes- q
WlEzzs5=E IS . be kept u -epzs-
BY Xo-k county. Bu- not Z 6o-lz-
hzS ok spent CT this roz6 Il three
years. TIE supe-vLso- o. B-u-o-
6iseiz Is EEsz-y requested by Ire
Ezxrsyr-s O. ms oprn county Is ~.
Is lanes City. 70 see razt the PC
plzorS az repaired ard Grained Be
fore Tie "a.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
Toano News.

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

Ok @ II lez6sng business ne
G. Iozno L co-ve-szGo1 WIKI IRE
E-l-eT thursday expressed hi-se-t
vigorously O, ne sub5e1 CT public
-oscs- A1o1g o-her things ne Szi6
thz- Is roads Werc worked now
unoer r. z-uouz-e6 sySrl Ls-
prevails. -ne zo-ey q tne rzxpsTers
was Absolutely th-0El away. We
NEE rUPsyc-s A. ovr- tne coEry
VIC zErec E--1 hin The peop-e
wa ne contract system snI ne
bard OF supervisors would CO W.
Z Est=n q ne options q their con
s-rueus O. this e8esro-- TIE
sane geulc-zn. xho IS a. intense
b-li-vz u TIE future o. Toz1o
Waits toe business III OF TIA
pace % o-gzE1e q zzsocS1o-- b
A. means - ne business men G.
Tosno o-gsaize- An orgznizzto.
Of -ne business Interests q Ira
thrifty toNn xo-l6 x 2 long Sc,
toward nc zp51l5ing Of TIE pace
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
BUTTON AND nssURANcE

The Sszuuson Spectator comments
OF the connection o. Col Joseph
Brron. Thos- z. Ryan and the New
York lpssrsnoe Company. II the
following Language:
Col Bst1on has FOX some nonfhs
been diligently preparing himself
for the work Of the newIy srxezted
Office. having visited New YORK
and other cites Il stndying The d.,
ties Of ne position 70 aooeps which
nc resigned Inc c.efkship Of Il.
Stzte Senate, sz Office bs has HEX
rsay yszss.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
Brooks,
0enersI Insurance Agenf

General Insurance. Axenf
Representing the following
fiirst-class Companies
Va. Fire & Marine and Va.
State, Richmond Virginia.
Home. of n. Y. Hamburg
bremen, Norwich Unlo n
Pennsylvania Fire and Fire
Association, of Philadelphia.
i also represent the Fidel-
ity K Deposit Co., ofMd. and
the Fidelity and Casualty
Co. of n. X.
All business entrusted
whether fire insurance bond
or of indemnity on officialf
or employees will receive
prompt attention.
ofhss Over spsssss asss.' sssss,
WILLIAMSBURG Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
Rlugxarm in Virginia Cattle.
(COndnued from page Il

are usually affected in the same herd.
and 70; infTeqaently one OF more
attendants In the dog the usual
seat OF attack IS about the head.
Separate the healthy from disess-
cd animals and infected quarters.
followed by thorough cleaning and
6iSinfecting of al infected premises.
utensils. clothing. etc.
The purely local nature OF the
disease demands only local treat
ment. The animal should be Scour-
&C and az scurt and scale removed
from the circular patches with warm
water. soap and Sorubbing brush. in
ordez that the parasectcide may
reach the parasite. From the list OF
such agents the winter has found
success IN the order named: tncrure
iodine. creoline and olive oil. 70 4:
carbolic acid. gum oarnphor and
tincture Iodine in ecral parts: SUI
phur and caTbolic ointment (osrbolic
sci6 sulphur 10. lard 20.
Any o. the above are excellent.
the degree OF thoroughness Of sp-
plicaoon marks duration OF disease.
John Spencer. Veterinarian.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

has beer gong % school New
York lust now IS the place 70 study
insurance. I, has been brought TO 4
high standard by those noted ex-
pefts- Hyde. McCuliosgh. Mccall.
Alexander. and others. The sub
Jet may now DC studied IN al It's
phases and Col. Button was on the
Recently. while in New York
City. ne was invited by Mr.. Thomas
+. Ryan 10 make a TIP 10 Europe.
ard = Order 70 take the oath OF
office. Col. Button vas forced 70
hasten hack 70 this country.
Col. Button has for some
months beer diligently preparing
himself Ter the work OF the newly
created Office Of course he has.
'Hs Us VISITED New York an6 other
cites. Of course he has. Co. Joe
ground % gather and CLEAN informa-
ton. he has not confined himself
70 THIS co-11y only. but has studied
also II Eu-ope. as ~ hereafter see.
Says he item. Recently While in
New YORK City. re vas invited by
Mr.. Thos. z. Ryan 70 take . TIP 70
Europe. and n order 70 AXE the
cath OF oSfioe. Col. Button was
forced 70 hasten back 20 this coua-
uy- Unfortunate that his delight
r. outing should have been c.,
short
Who Is Mr.. Thos. r. Ryan, He
Is the principal owner. Ne are al
yise6. o. the New YORK Equitable
Lie Insurance CO. For VIVA; pur-
pose was NJ. Ryan setting Up 4 mp
70 Europe 70 NJ. Joseph Button.
Connissioner OF Insurance OF Viz
Fi-iz7 This IS TOO hard fo- IS.
NJ. Ryza's company IS doing
iz-ge business II Virginia. Il VII
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Ky $500 : a. .-0--.-sSS -
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1e---1'---- N.l- & 1.7 q 1--oF'e N--A
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

We have never seer such bargains
as arc offered AZ Spencer Bros.
store this week, ard which vii con
tinDe FOX the nez1 tee days. Or While
be IS clezning and repainting store
ard arranging stock Three dollar
shoes s.. g. s.. 50 shoes for $50.
Eserything a. corsespondingy low
prices while they are bezutfy;ng
their Ftore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
stockhoIder-' Meeting

Tke 45ruAl useetins Of tie stockholm
era of chesapcsss TeSepbone and Teie-
graph Company wiz BE held AZ YORK
towu. ga.. Asguss -. al 10 a IA At
this nseetiag vin k,s considered The Dis
posisioa Of the rSnsinsnx proceeds q
tbe sac q Iine and sefthng fke accounts
Of shs eonpaSy.
gro. L. SMITH.
President.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
Jacobsen Discharged BY Justice.

The mysterious shooting o. Henry
Wiley. q snail colored BY. iast Fri-
day while picking berries OF OF near
Mt. Peter Jsoo5sen's farm. al Fo-,
NsgTudes. mas beer a general topic
OF discussion about town during the
week.
q warrant was sworn out charging
Jacobsen With the shooting. The
ira vas 70 have taken place Tues
DAY. but no one could be found %
serve the warrant FINALLY Jacob
ser was put under arrest and the
case heard befor Justices Schencx
and Roberts Wednesday a. p
O'Clock. Attorney Frank ARMS
tead OF this civ appeared for the
defendant. The only witness FOR
the commonwealth w-as the father OF
the boy. The defense had several
witnesses. NJ. Jacobsen was dis
charged
The evidence brought OF by
Jacobsen was 70 the effect that ire
shooting occurred down ne road
from Mr. Jacobsen s residence. ina,
tie latter was a. the wei IN the yard
wstt ms vile and ar adopted son
when they heard the shot and soon
saw the boy and his brother come
running Up the road.
The boys father said that ne had
previously taken q small pistol from
them and that they had none with
them that day. Il IS claimed BY
some that The big boy shot me
smaller one
NJ Jacobsen IS . Dane and IS Saic
70 be quite wealthy. Mr.. Hessel
berg. a. old gentleman. called OF
M. Jacobsen isst Sunday and pass
&C some remark about the shooting
upon which. i IS alleged M. Jacob
sen struck him heavy blow witt
his 6st. making bruise or the olC
gentleman s neck. Pad blood seems
q exist between Jacobsen and ri
neighbo-s, among whom are HI
own countrynler.
II IS SAID the York grand jury vi
investigate further into the case an
II may Dc that some ore vii be n
dic.ed when court meets neSu month
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
". Il. HOGkstHp.

William II. HOckstep. a farmer.
aged about S years. died last En-
cay night Al his home on Simon
Curtis farm II this county. He
vas unmarried. The funeral tool;
place Saturday afternoon from Leb-
anon church
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
C.. F. MARABLE,
GENERAL AUcTIONEER.

Fer to- Cts oi williamsburg and State
OF virginia. For lerns and euksge-
urnt address &. r. HARABLE,
NrLEIAnssUnr. kIzcrSfA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
State Female Normal School.

rweuty-scoond Stssion begias Sep
tember 5th. For Catalogue and IL
formation concerning STATE SCHOL-
ARSHIPS. write 20
l. 1ARMAN. President.
NNILLE. NiRclNrR
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
Methodist Church EaleTs Claim.

Attorney Black. Of Washington.
and Attorney Anderson. OF the same
city. representing the United States
Court of Claims. were here Thurs
day taking dispositions in the Claim
of the Methodist church for dam
ages done the church building by its
occupancy as a Federal hospital
during the civil war. Mr.. Black is
the attorney in charge of the claim
tor the church.
Il Is claimed that the Federals oc-
crpied the church May o. 1855. the
next day after the battle of VII
hamSburg and that by such occu-
pancy the building was greatly dam
aged. Il IS understood the amount
Of damages asked IS 81. 800.
The Court OF Claims allowed the
Baptist church $500. The amount
asked was 5000. But the Baptist
congregation has not secured the
money. nor is i known Just when it
VIII De paid.
Il IS claimed that the damage
done the Methodist church was
much greater than that done 10 the
Baptist church. Il Is not generally
known that the Methodist church
was damaged 10 any extent. but
according 20 some OF our older cit-
zens say i suffered heavily at the
hands o. the Fe6erals.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
County and City Official Directory

Circuis Court-Seoozd Monday IL
February April, lane. August. October
ard Deccnber
goB. p. c. 1yler. judge.-. Sturgeon PIT
T. II Ceddy. Williamsburg. Va
y l.. Henley. Com'Irh Williams
burg. Va.
" ~. Ware. Sheriff .Toano. Va
:. ;. Hankins, Treasurer .Toano. Va
James tlty OffiSiaIs.
Or H. r.. Stephenson. Chairman, Toano
j. X. Bush, ....-s.-.--..-.-.., ......-.--..To ano
~ ~ ....iee Hall
s..-eet moutbiv On fsaf;h Morday.,
p. r. Cowlcs. Snpt. Schools. Diascand
{. +. MarstOo. GOn'r. Rev.. .Toano
J. a. Jsonings. OVerseer Poor. .Toano
ELECTORAL BOARD.
A. c. HARDWOOD. Chairman. ...... Grove
AZ 5. Harrsu. Secretary .-.---. --.... Toano
X. d Jeo4 s..-----.---.---.. $1,000. oaDo
" ssilamsburg Officials.
1edge. Clerk. Sheriff and Treasurer
same IS c0uetyJ
e VI. WaFburtcn.-....,..... ...... Mayor
X Z L2Nson.--...-.--.- Ser Reant
Iobn wilkins. Conuissi0ber Reve1tue
r. y. Phillips -Superntesdeet Schools
l.. W. Lene. Sr..-......>f Pres. City CounciI
Aemosrs City Ccoucil--H. !. BIRD. yics
prrsicsnt; II. D. COX. J. v, Morris, 2.
II. Proetor, ], II. seymour
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

SPECIAL puoes on pants 70 reduce
stock. a. Stones Drug Store.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

Bruton Episcopal Church
Sunday-Pre&ching-. 49, -.---....-.....ii A. NJ.
Sunday--PfeachiDg --..........-.-.-..-8. A. NJ /.
Suaday SCHOOL ,.s........-.-.......... 10 A. ~
Thursdsy. iccturc BY Or. Cooley 8 r. M
Rev, W. A. X. Cood~in. Rector.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

Ruta Bagas and Turnip Seed.
Fresh stock al
Stones Drug Store "a
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28

Laulrs 40 oONsetf tNtIy NouuAJ AT
: r. AZ
Sunday School al 9.45 A. NJ.
J. II. SEYMOUR. Supt.
The public cordially invited 20 attend all
these services
(. B. HARREIL. Pastor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1906-07-28
Williamsburg Church Directory.

Williamsburg Church Directory.
Presbyterian Church
YORK RIVER.
SUNDAY-PreachIEg -.---.-.-..----l 80 4. NJ
SUSDAY-Praver Meeting .-..... : 80 Z. IS
WILLIAMSBURG.
SUSDAy-Sunday ScnOOl.-......S.4 rs A. n
SUNDAY-Preaching..-......... Z. 80 +. ~
WEDNEsDAY-Praycr Meeting =. 80 =. NJ
REv. r ". 7. PITMAN. Pastor.
Baptist Church.
SUNDAY Preaching .-.------..--.-ll.i5 A. NJ
SUSDsY-PTeachiug..--. ..,-...-. $50 +. NJ
WEDxES.- Mid-week services 80 z. NJ
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-02

Timothy z. shugrue. part lot 80. square
1ls6. $50.
s. Myrtle street northeast-Patrick
SCJnlOn TO Henry Bloss lot ia. square
6l5. $40
Columbia Heights-Cieorge A. Brooks
- uN. To Margaret A. Patch. lot s.
block - SO.
Meridian HilI-The president and
trustees of Williams College 10 Harry
A. Naestau. lots % 10 g. block & SO.
torcoran street northwest, between
Seventeenth ana Eighteenth streets
Denegre Building and Land Company.
Limited. io James r Evans. lot %
square 155, $40 same 10 Lille l.
Chr!sJmHn. lot 81. square 1856. $40
James +. Evans 10 Lille !. CEristmaa.
lot g., square 155, $40.
Seventeenth and a. streets northeast
Charles A Sickel ct ux. 10 Harriet
A Shields, lots S to Il, square 1898,
SO.
Twir iRg City-John r. Rabbit ct ux..
10 Ioar :. Miller and James O. Roller.
lot q. X 4. sic.
Hi: nth street northwest. between.
/ and NJ stTeets-American Security
and Trust Company, 10 Security Stor-
age Company, parts lots p and IS. lots
46, ~. and 90. square 49,. $40.
Meridian Hill-John W Stevens. to
Margaret Davis, lots "a and 36. block
Is, $40.
Nineteenth street northwest. between
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
RECORDED TODAY

1908 Linden Place northeast-Josiah s.
Kelly 10 Edward II. Smith, lot -6J.
square 1904. $40
9l6 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
ingtou Safe Deposit Company. lots u
and r square 3St. sl0
40 street northwest Jacob j APP
pich et ny. TO Julia Z. Hodges. lot %.
square 5l2 $40
Fifth street northeast. between II and
J stTeets-John T. Arms 10 Matthew ".
IT 1H.sIs.,. LOT So: square SIS. SO
twelfth street northeast between r.
and stTeets-Lottic J. Burn ct vir.
James D.. 10 Adelbert Dryer and Yer
nah Dryer. lot q. square 1907 $40
Benning roadside Y. Downing 81
vir. Joseph ". TO Henry Clay Downing.
part OF Fortune Enlarged sic
ga and 646 Callan street mort beast
Emma c MagrudeT 10 George +.
Knight. lots 10 and l55. square s56. $40
+ street north east between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets-Orion l.. Ken
hey ct uX- 70 Flora T Shade. lot a..
square 1923 SO
s25 and s25l4 q street northwest
Homer Query - ux. 10 Joseph Fer
zero. lot I. square $40. SO.
Widows Mite-Willam p. Kellogg 81
uN- 10 the National Safe Deposit Safe
ana Trust Company. lot l2S. $40.
Columbia Hrighte-Tewi = Breunine-
ct Ct TX. 10 DOME II. Terrell, lot A.
block % $40
Lanier TIeights-Donie II. Fer-eu ct
viz. Louis c. 10 Lewis +. Breuninger,
lot Is. $40
street northwest. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth stFeets-Brainard II.
Warner ct uX. to Florence Y. Dreamer,
part original lot IS square 236. $40.
Second and NJ streets southeast-H.
RozieT DulaHy. trustee ct al. TO Harrie
W hite. lots 1 and >. square T42. sS.O10.
Harrie White conveys same property to
Alexander II. Muncaster, SO.
- street northwest. between North
Capitol and First s-Teets-Richard j.
Hartigan Ct TX 10 Mary V. Muller, part
lot s square SOL, $40
Nos. 1913 10 1923 Wylie street north
east-LauTa \. King To Bruce ;. Bran
son. lots 10 TO 10. square 1925. SO.
TakOma Park-Delle Lewis TO Jessie
l.. Severance, part lot A. block g. so
W street northwest. between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets-HarFy
WaTdman 70 Charlotte Daley. lots 20
and so square 202. $40.
NJ street northwest. near Thirty-third
street-George ". Castelar, ct uX. TO
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Z ana F streets-Ira W. Hopkins ct
TX. to John +. Armstrong LOT 20
square ie2, $40.
Y street northwest. between Eleventh
and Twelfth strects-Henry II. Die
bitsch 81 ux- 20 Reed a Webb, part lot
a.. square 503. $40.
Widows Mits-Francis Cotton. to
Katharine Egan. lot 100. $40.
Benniug road-Samuel X. Behrersi 81
uX- TO sue q. Behreud. lot 6. and part
Tot s. ou said road. $40
1919 Wallach street northwest.
Cassin Howard 10 Frederick l. N0gt
lot .5G. square 2SI. $40.