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The Dolores star., 1906-10-12

Wipe eight pounds Of pears, pare, re-
move the stems, quarter and core; then
cut into small pieces. Put in preserv-
ing kettle, add four pounds of sugar
and one fourth Of pound of Canton
ginger cut in small pieces. Cover and
let stand over night. Wipe four
lemons, cut in thin slices crosswise, re-
move the seeds, then cut slices in quar-
ters. Add lemons to the mixture,
which has lain over night, bring slow
ly to the boiling point, and cook slow
ly one and one half hours. Put in a
stone Jar or crock.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,
Land Office at Durango. Colorado.
September q, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that John M. Morris
intention to make final proof in support Of his
claim viz: Homestead Entry No. 2sst made
Z, township 30 North of range Is W. N. NJ. P.
NJ, and that said proof will be made before the
county judge at Cortez, Colorado, on November
10, 1906.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of the land. viz: John G. Cunning William n.
Bopp. George Wilkerson and James A. Morris
all Of Dolores, Colorado.
F. q, PERKINS, Register.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12

Gnnger-How did he make all his
money?
Misunderstanding; he was the
greatest smoker in America.
"Dry up. Kimmins; you can't make
money by smoking"
HE did. He smoked hams.n
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12
RELIGIOUS.

To rise each morning with Thought
of God in the soul, left over to fill q
new mission from the night before; to
kneel ere destendihg the stairs for the
conservation Of your life and the re-
newed assurance Of his guidance Of you,
just for that day-this is the true
preface Of d beautiful life.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12

Employment Agent-Why do you
leaye place in which you have work.
ed 20 many years?
Domestic-Well, you see, the missus
died last month.
"The house is lonely now, suppose?''
"TaiD,t that; but now the missus "a
died the master blames every thing on
mel
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12
Notice to Property Owhers.

All property owners Of the Town Of
Dolores are hereby notified to remove
all rubbish from yards and alleys, and
al manure from barns and corrals on
or before October 81, 1905. If this work
n not done by the above date the
marshal will be instructed to see that 1t
is done. ii. NJ. BLAIR,
Health Officer.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12

Calvin Rice had the misfortune to
break his left leg between the knee and
ankle Tuesday while dehorning cattle
on Beaver creek. Medical aid was
summoned from this place and DR..
Cabell drove to Beaver Tuesday night
bringing the injured man to town
Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12

the fruit, and take half Its weight in
granulated sugar. Put alternate layes
Of peaches and sugar In . stone jar
and pour over one quart Of bigh-proof
alcohol. Cover closely, having . piece
Of white cotton cloth under the cover
Of the Jar.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12
BORROWED w1T.

ibid you ever hear there was d skel-
eton in Smiths family?' asked Jones.
"You, don't say SOP exclaimed his
wife. "Where?n
Inside Of Smith," replied Jones.
And then he chuckled idiotically.
"r say, mamma" !" asked little Tom
my, lido fairy tales always begin With
'Once upon a timer"
mo, dear, not always" replied
mamma; "They sometimes begin with
My love, have been, detained 1T the
ONCE asain tJiieht:' =
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12

s. NJ. Mcconnell, candidate for
sheriff on the Democratic ticket, called
at The Star Office Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12

w. H. Blake instructs The Star to
announce that he declines the nomi-
nation of county surveyor and does not
want his name to appear on the ticket.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12

We are under obligations to 0. d.
Pyle for q report of the Pioneers Re
union held in Mancos Friday.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
W~~~~~~~~~1

f. +. Broad was business caller
At The Star Office Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12
RANCH ANb HOUSEHOLD.

The harrow nhst be relied upon to
hiike the finest seed-bed. Good farm
ers are using the harrow more than
gver before: Keep the teeth sharp, SO
that they Will dig in. Whenever you
cannot do good job with the old har-
tow, get I new Sne.
Wipe ons psck Of peaches, put few
II ! dime into hot water, and remove
W shiuS; usine ! silver knifsi Weigh
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12
NorIcE FOE PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior,

Land Office at Durango, oIorado.
August ID. 1906
Notice 10 hereby given that the foliowine.
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the county
Judge OF Montezume county, Colo. at his Office
min +. Patterson, who made homestead appli.
cation No; l!lS for the 4 Of Sc \, of aection
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land, viz: Henry Lupke, Stephen Tam,
Dolores, Colo.
F.C. PERKINS, Register.
First pub. Sep. I; last Oct. IL. 1905.
The Dolores star., 1906-10-12
mo oRAnDs souTuERN R. !

Read down the left column and DIP the right
Both trains take dinner nj Dolores. Regular
freight trains do not cary pase!eneefs.
W. l.. Miller. Agent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
re nalla ceme.err Reas.

The Board of County Commissioners. at a special meeting held last night:. the couhty's portion of the Cemetery Road, and the convicts and teams will be moved from the western portion of the county and the work comnfenced as soon as material can be secured. The road will be of clay and gravel, and citizens residing along its route have Contributed S3.000 already towrads It's construction Under the agreement. the government Is to build from the cefne- tery to Big Bayou, the county from the latter to Little Bayou, and the cisy the Board last night was to hear any complaints upon the assessment Uf property, but no property owners ap- peared and tn session was devoted to other business.
 Patent For Aiabamian.
 washington. Aug. 7--t ttSpecfal. ).-A patent for a railway tie has been issued fp Edward w. Wirf1berly Of Maryt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
sfEET1ss OF woMsNs,. ys,.,. 2. Ns..o,

NfEETrNe OF w0MANss
 HOME Ass0CIATr0N.
 The frad4sunffier business meeting Sf the Wdrking Woman's Home AS s4ciatlon was held yesterday alter noon. the Presidentsl Mrs. T w. han- hon. presiAins. After the. usual open Ing Of siBnt pfayer by tha memDsns lila Gordoa, and of the Treasurer Mrs. w. e Pope, were made. Mrs Emily Meyir reported work done py ffe suppii@ Committee during the bast month Mrs. w. c. Yelyerton on !, Grounds. and Mrs. J. H. HardaWay k9vorabfy dn the admission of one ap- p'1coui Iovins words of coincidence were exprsssea ftr Mrs M. D. Blbb, who n her valued. useful life has been pIoIn,- snently fderKified with the cause ln ssAl as- Incss sysry dspar.mens Committee tas woman.
 During tie past month the. inmates have reoeiysd a number or aonatlosnts \ 2 SR fruit, baskets of bread ana meats from churcl ana other picnies. .s
 The hkal1h of the thirty-eight aa- sssatar has been excellent during tne Nuririler nntntis, While many woE n- .s iYsr nnsnbeEs of the Association are ts Out Of the city, a few are constah1nattdsy ats AE work ff tho interest ot the ihsn- tuition and the welfare Of the inInases' NoTfCn YsUNG woMAlN's socIETtSx. tSs fsti,rf sfreb3 Methodist Church VIII meet tnls morning at lo:S0 o'clock a1
 4'' President.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
Musband is Taxed wsth
 xAx s4SA.wx.A S~1@xm

Prosecufins Musband is Taxed wath
 the Court Costs.
 Centreviife. Aug. 7.--tspecial )-Ths non jury term of the County Court for the BIocton division was in session Monday A rather novel case came up for trial before Judge ", l.. Pratt or the court. white man. weighing about 190 pounds. had sworn out Q warrant before a justice of the peace charging his wife who weighs prob ably lie pounds, with assault and bat fery upon him with her fist. After hearing the evidence, the judge dis~ charged the wife and taxed the prose- cutting husband with the costs. Most of the cases on the docket went over to the jury term.
 Those who claim to know, say that it has rafned In this community for twenty-nine consecutive days. The hay crop has been ruined and much damage done to the cotton and corn crops by the excessive rain. L. H. Nunnelee, editor. of The Gen. treville Press, left Saturday for Wyth- vile. Va, where his family Is spending the summer.
 The political situation in Bibb County IS quiet, and at this time 1t Is rathef. hard to give any dennits opirl- ion of the probable result In this county. Most Of the candidates have friends in the county.
 FCircuit Court will convene here Tues l day, August 28.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
College oi Physicians andSuFgsOns
 nr nAITIMORE. MD.

Offers medical students unsurpassed elini- cal and other advantages. Moaern equipped A@yium Hospiitals. etc. S5th Annual ses- sion begins Oct. Ist For catalogue address Chas. ii. Bevan, M. D., Deans Calvere and saratogs sts., Baltlmofe' ~"' tE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
FIGHT WITH HODGES
MARSHAL AND DEPUTIES. IN
 RATTLE AT EVERGREEN.
o,.i Man f. kStlIeii ana n Negro Fatally Hurt-~EMorf Made To Arrest
 tIie Crowd of TRntM

Evergrsen. Aug. 7---tBpeclaI.) )--At an early houf this morning one white man and two negroes were wounded in a fight between the night parshAl and men and negroes who were. beating their wayen "a freight train. The white man killed gave his name as F. F.. Youree and said he lived In New Or tered his body on his right side just under the shoulder blade. He lived unA til o'clock this morning.
 The shooting occurred between and 2 o'clock. The man was perfectly con- expired and talked freely but refused to give any information about himself or the shooting. except that he lived in New orleans, and had two uncles in shrsveport; La He gave aassd the name nlso0a os Ss Sely yyaia s' is wsslshv i sltissas oi shrsSs- port X message was sent to his uncle by the e6f6nsf, who was promptly in- structsa As to the disposition of the 0'6a 6ae sf the negroes gave his name as a ell@ht fSlsh wound In the left leg below the Knee, The other negro gave his pa1e as Ws5nSr bee strsat afhp Psacoe es
 Tract, Montgomery He. appears to De having entered his body under the righf sA2Ssbsastr s2bont oindidi Midnight Night Marshal rtitohsfs received a message from thAs aondifckor on freight train No. 14 at Pollard ssating that there were seven 5r eight white men on the train wne t0 Ss yss aa assuSnsa Ssa ot to have plenty of deputies ready to arrest Ham. when the train pulled UP to tho ~fation Marshal Kitchen and nls depu- Ees, surrounded the ear in which the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
nLLrs-nDMuNns0N.
PopuIar Young Couple are Married ssas
 TJTsgnn AnrsmskAs

F Popular Young Couple are Married >tit
 Uni0n SpkinEAs
 Union Springs, Aug. 7.--( Especial )-- An unusually pretty home wedding s.so o'clock, at the home of Mrs Mrs. Julia Ednnnndson, was led to the altar by Henry Oscar Ellis. As the sesS e ss5sa sse esg torch were Sy Ms wn Walsh and Mrs. Joe Harnall Receiv- ing in the hall were MesGames George Walker. Andrew Ffixson, Clyde Ellis, Misses Nicoiena Brown and Annie Walker. The entire lower floor of the home was thrown together and Seauti- fully decorated in smilax and white carnations. TO the strains of Mem aelssohn's wedding march, played by Mrs. W. M. Blount. the bridal party entered the parlor, preceded by little Mary Goodwin Walker bearing the ring, and standing in an arched win dow under a love knot of tulle the marriage VOWS were taken. Rev. R. L.
 The bride wore travelling eton suit of blue tafTeta, opening over an ex- qaisite lingerie waist, hat to match, isG G one of Union springs sS1Ii most attract i've and beautiful young women. The groom is young man of sterlins qualities, being very popular socially ana ,ha a ss, s circiss r;,s sna aons @
 The following girls presided in the dining room and served cream and cake: Jessie Bfanseomb, Roxie Walk er and Annie Pitts.
 ITanaediately after the ceremony Mir. and Mrs. Ellis left via savannah, Ga, for New York, where they will spend several weeks.
 The out-of-town guests at the we'd ding were Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Jones Of Birmingham, Mir. and Mrs. Joe Ar nall Of Newman, Ga, Mir and Mrs George, Walker Mir. and Mrs. F. O. Walsh and Miss Eleanor Baugh of Montgomery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
D1s. BUCHANAN. TAE sPECtAAAsE.
 rreats Without the Kuifs.

fJiseasss of women. piles. fistuia- stric- sare, aisin, kidney, bladder. private and Iso- tieo tr@ated with eleotricityi syphilts same tfeatnasnf as Hot springs. electrical outfit
 T4s.tr@ . {o Bi office over Randy Kitchen seE DeE4er Avenue. Montgomery AZ
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
JUofnel1 and Society.
By Mrs ]. N. deCottss.

Miss Reyes of Montgomery. and after an absence of many years has come back to this city to make her home She will for the present be the guest 0f MT. and Mrs 9 ssltsr. a <
 Dr. and Mrs: M, l.: Wood have re- turned from -,iount Springs whore he has spent sI erai weeks and where friends will be glad to learn that pr. Wood has recovered from the Injury ago
 Misses Nell Raynor of Union Springs and Evelyn Raynor Of Tuscaloosa are visiting Miss Goodwin Ashley at the home of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. II. A. Ashley on Clayton Street. Mrs Herbert Goidthwaite. who has been visiting. her sister, Miss May Wills fife Ray, at her home on Hull Street, has returned to her home in the eouri- Miss May Will Ray has gone to Ebeledge. Ga, to visit her friend. Miss Julia 'veach. She will visit friends iri Memphis before her return.
 Miss Laura T saaisr @ S Mckee of Lowndesboro is visiting MT. and Mrs. McRee at their home on Washington Street.
 SF sF Miss Carrie Brown Joseph has re- turned from Grand View where she has been a guest at a house party.
 Ss %
 Miss Elisa Cortes of Mexico City is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Chathefd at hef home, 217 HoIcombe Street.
 g ss g Misses Maggie and Emma Hanson havs gone to Midway to visit friends.
 % E as
 Mir E. B. Joseph and family have gone to Auburn to remain a month.
 6 As as
 Miss Ada Thomas of Union Springs Is visiting Miss Nan BaEby.
 & ss Mrs. J 0. billiard is visiting friends and relatives in Middle Tennessee and Kentucky.
 s E
 Mir T.. q. Merryweather and wife accompanied by Miss Beuiah B. Wal ter, left yesterday morning to spend the summer at Bay Minette. Mobile and Point Clear.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
HIS WIFE DISCHARGED.

Most desirable rooms. can be found at Hotel Fleming. --su-wed-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08

su- wea-fTt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
FUNERAL OF MIR. cALDwELL.
Remains Hnterred in Evergreen Ceme.
 tery, TueeaI00an.

Remains Inferred in T0verereen Ceme~
 tery, Tusea10oAa.
 Tuscaloosa, Aug. T.-(Special )--Ths funeral of Sidney Caldwell, who died yesterday after long illness was held from the residence this morning at 10 o'clock, and the remains were laid to rest in the Evergreen Cemetery. MT. Caldwell was a member of one of the oldest and most prominent families of Tuscaloosa County and had been in business for a number of years. He was a man of the very highest charac- ter and had hosts of friends. He leaves one brother and two sisters.
 Robert Mckinley, an aged and re- spected citizen of Duncanville. is dead. He was 70 years old He leaves sev- era1 children.
 The county campaign has become quite lively and the candidates are very active. Candidates for the Legislature and State Senator are visiting every nook and corner of the county making speeches and others are making a still hunt, pressing their claims for the several offiees. The following have qualified and had their names placed on the ticket; For State Senator. George D. Johnston, Frank s. Moody, Fl. P. Walker. For the Legislature, J. B. Ferguson, Henry J. Fitts. J. M Foster, Fleetwood Rice. FoA Sheriff, S. Zim Darden, J. Hol Fair, Henry J. King, Ed E. Latham, W. H. Lewis, T. J. Perry, c. w. Sigman.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
THE PEST IN DALE
MADE IT'S APPEARANCE.
Texan Positive That the Insect is FeedinR UpUn the Cotton On the
 piahtaffen of Alex Dean.

Ozark. Augs 7.--(special )--Alonzo Dean. who has lived In the boil weevil district of Texas for six years, says boil weevli now iffests cotton on Alex Deans place, BAaf Ozark He is fann- iliar with tue habits of the insect, sbe- lng both farmer and merchant in Montgomery county. Texas, and is erii- phatic in his statement.
 Mrs Johnson, wife of City Marshall. F. III Johnson, diad< Friday morning. A large eoncourse of people attended the ebsequies.
 rinckakd is 10 have bank which will open it's doors there October E. Dr. Lew Sessions of Union Springs, Fl. M Sessions and Is B. Martin of Ozark. |. E. Byrd Of Enterprise and Pat poyner of Newton are the men inter- estsd. The citizens of Pinckard took large block of the stock.
 Ten days ago Mrs Wflburn Kemp. who lives six miles south of Ozark charged Henry B9run, a negro of WeBfvilie Beat with assaultinE her. it Is alleged her husband made an aps pointffaent te meet the negro at a given point Since thsn nothing has been seen Of the negro. Many stories are hfioAt concerning the affair. Most desirabis rooms can be found
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
MARION COUNTY CAAfPAroN.
Good Crowds Hear the Aspirants Fo1 e.. 0flae.

Good Crowds Hear the Aspfrants for
 ONlce.
 Hamilton. Aug 7.--(Specia1 )--The crops of this county are good. It is possible that the prospect has never been better here.
 The county candidates are having good crowds, the ladies turning out in iArke numbers. c. E. Mitchell, one of inc candidates for Representative, has been confined to his bed for a few days. He will join the canvass again at Hackiebnrg today.
 Hon. C. P. Almon and Hon. Paul HoSires. candidates for Circuit Judge. have been with the county candi- dates.
 Hon. James Pearce of Pearce's Mills intends to make some Democratic sf,eeches with the county candidates this week and next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Axs.e revelf Roberts. who has been sAe si,est If her cousin. Miss Roberta Ebberfs. for the past month. has re- fsirned to her home in Abilene. Texas. Niss Roberts has received many ss sr ssfsIs and hy her charm of manner anu fkrough her many attractions .ss nas won numbers of friends who Kwlll nope fa have her visit Montgomery again
 Se E E
 xx~. ry,nnie Reeves Pickens of Lsons shn wnriasid. arrived yesterday ana a ss tha asSeEt of her niece. Mrs. Gerald Hsttxr. at her home. IS Wasnlnssy, syn ,,, Street. Mrs, Pickens was> lotnAo.- Y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
|MR DAVIS IS SUED
FORMER CHAIRMAN OF EscAMnrA cONMlssIONElas.
Alleged He Is Due the conntv--An- ether House For Spanish
 Th6kou6hfnre.
pensacola, Fla, Aug. 7-(Specii

Th1k0uGNfarE.
 Pensacola, Fla, Aug 7--(Special )-- Another suit by the county of Escam- bia arainst a former County Commits sioneI was brought thIs rIs. morning in a9afrist l.. M Davis, who for number of years served as chairman of the Board. And is for the sum of $500, which is alleged that he received in ex- cess of the amount allowed by law.
 Some months ago the State Auditor made an examination of the books of the county and found that every coun- ty commissioper, with one exception, who had leld office during the past eight years, had drawn more money than allowed by law, in some instan- cea reaching as high as $500 All of the present members of the Board set- tied their indebtedness. totalling about s2.500, and the members of the old Roard we're hen notified to cancel their 4hdebtedness. but they failed to do SO, believing that they had received the money legally. as they had made their accounts for attending meetings and at fAndina to road matters.
 The County Attorney was instructed to bring suit and did so against all ex- cent former Chairman Davis. who.. It was thought, would settle He finally decided not to do so and this morn ing suit was brought against him. These cases are belng watched with interest as they will be the first of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
their Kline ever passed upon by court
centract For New nuiidng.

The contract was awarded this mora- iqng for the erection of another three story brick building on the east side of DeIsuna street, formerly known as Cushman's Alley. and which has been converted into typical Spanish thor. oughfafe. The building Is to be just north of the one occupied by the Cham 10 he used as offlces and the ground floor as a store room The building wili be of the Spansh sttye, conforming to those already erected on the street. It will cost about SI0,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08

men were. The marshal got on the this 5uncture the men opened fire and a fusilade of shots fired bv the men on the train and by the marshal. and deputies, with the results as stated. Be- sides the dead and wounded men only one man, Charles Powell, an English man, was captured. the others escaping,
 The matter was Investigated this sncrnia.g pg the coroner: but there was ,ss s to show who fired the fatal shot.
 Casino Matinee T0day, 3 D. m. Children Ice, Adults @5e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-08
NnM nNrnnPRIsn soHooL.
Preparations For The Laying of ths
 Corner Stone.

Corner Stone.
 Enterprise. Aug, T.---( Special. )--- Extensive preparations are being made for the laying of, the corner stone for the new school building. The masons have 1t in charge and Hon. c. D. Carmi- chaei is to be the speaker for the oc- casion. Fully two-thirds of the brick work has been completed. Mrs L. D. Watts, who has been ex- tremeIy Ill for some time Is not ex- pAeted to live many days.
 The excessive rains are causing cot ton to shed some. Fodder pulling Is progressing nicely.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-24


ton JUNCTION. corsao eratio-. ,osV.sss
Deed dated -alarch % lnonyl
WaIdron to Il JAWS &c i.,sparees
OF land near CASTOR -onsio-
eratiou.
3; Deed dated APRIL I6, 1906. Saliva
tore Petrone and J.. C. Crawford. LOT
n MfneryiIIe- Consideration, $500.
$3.50 80. .s-sI..,o ,ooes. 1-1x,ssas
Apt :. 49,
a Ciayeon e uA- ~ 'aIa .r.aE.s-
ton. 1neefes. IN ceEca.a tot IN
ton; consideration, $2oV.
Deed dated November %. 1905:
wood Lawn Cemetery Company TO
N r. C. Morrow. lot No. AZ: consid-
e1tion 800
oo -ooe
Oeeo oo ~, L.o' -. ~
hoen ct uS- 70 a "a. t'oS ta [.'.1os 80.
OF land on the waters OF Fytes ZOE
creek. near Metz: consideration, $500
Deed dated April q. 1906; James
R Ice ct al. to James Il. Hurry ct al.
80 acres Of land on the waters Of Flat
un. Warrington district coosidera-
ton, one dollar
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-24

The State of West Virginia:
To the Sheriff of Marion county.
greeting:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-04-24

Deed dated December 20, -So5: Q:
>. Mckinney ct ux., to Della M Chs
ney, lot: consideration, $40.
Deed dated April II. 1906; NJ
Kincaid ct uN-, to VIM. a Bowman, 10.
in Pople and Jacobs addition, Sedl-
tine; consideration, $1,000.
Deed dated March 81. 1856; Ietsc
3. Toorhman ct uX. to Clement L Saa-
yer. Sc acres Of coal on Fiat --11n.
Warrington district; consideration.
one dollar
Deed dated April 90. 1866; Mary
Ann Abbott to Ida Abbott. lot Il Sec-
on5 ward; consideration, one dollar
Deed dated April 3. 1906: Naz-:l2
Wallace to NJ Eliza Fetty, 20 ac-=S
of pirtshu-- coal On the waters OF
Plum run. Lincoln district: consider
alton. 1884, 25.
Deed dated April :. 1906; r T MAJ
tin ct ux to A. K. Bowles. interest ID
lot on Parks avenue: consideration.
so75
Deed dated February Il. 1865: Mas
gle Coontz and husband to E. A. Cox
interest in two parcels Of land. one ID
Winfield district. the other in PawPaw
district; consideration, $40
Deed dated March 90 1876; 3. =;
Ramase, special commissione-, to 4 z.