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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Here Is an instructive difference IA men
william A Harris, while senator Of the uaIted
states lead the opposition 70 the proposed refandlng
steal Of the Union faelac raoad saving TIE government
many millions Of dollars
Edward ". Hoch while governor o. Kansas. instruct
ed his attorney general lend the Of kansas 70
tne effort oi the aIssoari Kansas Texas railroad COM
pany 70 steal from the government under the form of
lau, the sum Of s5eomo0o Remember this suit could
not have brought had not kansas consented TO t.
William Harris and Edward ". Hoch are both
candidates fo governor % kansas this ia Kansas has
always claimed to be opposed to railroad influence
In this election il Is not dacut TO SEQ where tbs
railroad influence win be.
The people Of kansas also have always been almost
fanatieay devoted TO the Republican parts.
This year however the issue plain that there
be no evading "a nan cannot vote tbe Republican
ticket and vote against the railroads
The people 81 kansas must decide between party and
principle between nesh ana Harris between the Fail.
roads and the people And signs ars noe lacking that
thsy VIII decide Alright
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
Nomiaee Harris las congratulated nominee noch.
Hau, las reason ior doing 8.
rnE rRonLEM rNrougnEn

senator iaFolletts made point in hs speech o. the
rats question that has been often pointed oat By TIE
Ctleftain u w1at aai uin il bc to pas rate bln
requiring just aud reasonable and fairly compensatory
rates u the railroads age to decide wlat at and tsa-
sonabls and fairs compsesatoty rate - Fuf tlat
JUST What The railroads. arc permitted 20 Do As long as
te sss u ossrcapltalsatoa are permitted 70 flourish
unchecked
Tbs courts uil 40, permit TIE endorsement GA rate
uhieh does uet allow FAR return ea lha Investment
The railroads can sasiy Increase Their aus0imsut;'
tey bave done t often before aad can % often again
Al that ] needed S ladlaioas admxtuu q water
senator iaFosits says tiat even nov us are paying
Interest en- seven billion dollars Of water ia raiiroaa
sioess That mas Is exaggerated bgt a least tl,e sum
IS mishtr one
s. whether ne rate b IS passed. IA its psssen, form
81 uo sall ana aten t s al over tlat te raifaad
pro1sm stll ab5a, IS far from solution as ever The
Hepburn measure docs not even srfalch te surface so
wei oYaulssa Is wealth. ana arm IS ia grip apon tie
business Interests Of s nathan tlat Il vii Is ysa b.
fore ue can free ourselves from it, clutch.
rtoa Nho soKne ior great things from tls Hep.
oura b VII be disappointed II t Is passea without
tla broad court Fssion amendment whleh the Repab.
ilcas seeking incorporate ia Il something mas be
done towards remsslng the most egiae evils Of dsogm.
inatiau and rebalsgsiug but the great fundamental
question q fair and eqaa6is rates Vii sta bsawaiting
solution.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
SIMPLER WAY

The Leader st calms that the way e secure tle
forms that Il wants IS By sticking 70 tie Democrats
party always ana under ans circumstances Tie Lead
er layon municipal ownership Of public utilities Mayor
paane q Chicago fasors that policy aia But Mayor
Dunno las bseu rspudatea by tie Democratic maeine
ana the prospect Is thar tie nsni candidate vii be
Carter Harrison. a foe to municipal ownership but
the Leader soud u eoaaa Vofk for him.
aunlspal ownership mas be necessary aud right and
it may te tbs ouly pessibls means Of asng Chicago
from corruption and from corporation ownership. but
municipal ownership means little IN comparison with
party regularity In pursuance Of is idea Of municipal
ownership, thsu. The Leader would vote 10 turn tie
party @ tls opponents Of that principle aud then
after giving thsoppousnts al tie ammunition would be
gin the aght ewiihin tho ranks
The chieftains soens Is mofe simple and loglcel II
TIE party gsts Ia the grasp Of those Who would ptt
tuts It TO unworthy ends aofeat tls ticket ana remove
tie bad men They eaa bs put away much aore easils
II dereaie ed than victorious
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

s goud complexion i imposslhla
With tie stomach cue 81 anieF. ff
pastf s4liuw people would paF more
attention ia their sfomaeias 8nlI less
70 tie SKIN o. their facea They a1nld
hafe heflef euWpIexionk kodai fof
dfspepsla vii digest uhat fan aaf ard
put your stomach hack in right SHARE
~ nN - uMn eufk kudai fellas4#
pAlpliatlon 81 tie he4u. aatulenra.
soaf stomach AMI heart burn Sold
hi Peoples drug store.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Tie publication ia TIE iartlussille Entsfpfsa q
tle hsh scesl course for uat eiy rsuinas @ tiat we
have no high selooi hefe hi Yinila We iAso psmlt,d
svcry elty and town Ia e northern district 70 take ths
lead frum Us IN school faellltlos It's not too late
set ior tie establishment a. ahlgh rchoo tis fan
SIC slAl next year lase enough sases from the fa'.
roads vllch we have never tAa leiore 70 maFs ttan
pay a tie aadtioaai expense ot hleh school ln't Il
about time something being dons IN ihis matserf ~,
ery member q sl,c eopc pleagsi 70 better snools
The sslsol boardi oaly to aas for TIE Appropriation
ana q high school VII b. a reality.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
rRornLK

TIE Topeka State Capital tie lsadlng Rssutlisaa
organ q Kansas has boltoA part II iie tieAot VIII
aw Alien wtlte has sssea 70 his cyelons cellar AnA
naullsr q good psry papon ~heh are supporting ths
ticket eutm A., doing " 10 such psfuucsop fashion
mtg yernr The path q tbe kansas nsaablieans this
1eaf 4 nalhtrsnn Vim rnae.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Nassogee has = well osgAnlsed mosemsnt for ihe
beautlbine q The eity That = somesning vinisA
also Should have. n Naskogss. - Ia oklahoma Ciy
and most q the other toens u tie territory uhew the
movement has heen laAen up a ladies have taken the
lead Their Is much shat lhs ladies' q y.nisa could a.
towards making tbs more beautiful cl,y Il ihsy esrsd
10 undertake tle wors. And noms one must undertake
b i ns are 3 realIle Al our r...lbnlllas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

The stock market i tUmlling these days and We ara
told that afeady the Losses value have been sreaier
than te total loss from the san Francisco earthquake
and are Ia the latter case however real goods were
destroyed while the ioe 10 stocks Is All water A.
that latter eonmnaily j. extremely plentiful the cap
talis can easily replace The los as they have
sasesssa oats thase small capitalists Whose holdings
are the object oi ,ne prescott beaE raid
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Those European critics sio eferneHy harplng on
the faet thar America IS country given over atogeti
70 the pursuit of wealth. ard uegiectiug al things
ess ia The fever The chase must 1t least admit that
physically our men are SIN superior 70 tie men Of the
Oh World
In tho Olympic games It Athens Americans captured
steven art prizes Easllshmsn four Greeks three and
ssedes two n other words, the Americans vito
formed but a small proportion Of tie total number of
combined Where 50 much physical sgor IS there can
nat BE- labsolute corruption ia other respects Maybe
there Is still hops for Aauic IN spite Of European
pssalmlsm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Fo'el & Ca. ghicaEu. originated
ilaHef ard Tar a. s throat ard lung
rrHeaf. ard an account Uf the great
a. 50 afi popularity IF foiefs lipnef
li1 Tar mani limitations are oIIeftsi
rs liie KeHuIHf. These worthless inn
il Z inin hsfa similar sounding names
it are II them The genuine laley s
llAsef afId Tar s il ayelloA package
As fof i tlId refuse auy substitute
u Is lie ISL remedy faf coughs
Nla ea.as - 4. Ovens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

TheY say that Aldfel,s Influence in uls senate S
dead Ne notcs. housseF Thai an agreement las Just
been reached e pass tie kiua of rate blll tat he
has wanted -ons thai VII IN no wlss restrict tie
posen q tie courts nor take aeay single one Of tie
ts many agencies q delag whleh ts railroads nov on.
oy Evidently though Aldfeh Is aead he set speaks,h
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

4 liquid cald eufe fof children thai
is pleasant, Harmless. and effective IS
Bees laxative Honey and Taf. Sus
peFior 70 all otlaer cough sYrum of
cold remedies beeause i acts 81 the
beeelt An IDEAL Femedy fnf coughs.
Guilds esaup. slioeplng oo0Eh and ali
Cufahe lung and bronchial affections
d ehile of adult. Pleasant q fakn.
sold bf \. = Ovens
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Governor rolk was rspadated the other day bf the
~ 1oseph Democrats ~ their primaries aud shortly
thereafter tie Chicago psmocfats repadlaicd Mayor
dunno Il stone and noeAefy Sc Missouri and Harrison
and llinsy nnk" o. Chicago ne highest ideals q
an Democrats The PARTY would de,efse speedy anulh
alton
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

aud now Il should be remembered is The Tins 70 IN
sest ia vnta property Some Say we sl.al lase state
hooa some day the restrictions on land vii u removed
And when that day comes there u be iew better
iu ths territory than vInlta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
nFALfRrNg

John sharp williams . hs promised, working
sslantly fos statehood Tbs Republican e1gaus con.
tlaae 70 assert TINT II statehood comes II VIII Be b TIE
safe q TIE Republicans that gie Democrats via Be IA
ha eas responsible HoseveF, thaya vho knos viii
eaneeIs tas the taken BY ~ Williams n hold
s e az unanuoaA consent legislation ii the house..
- blaekias business there has had great deal q
e II lsylvlns Interest n 10 v0rk Of the conference
committee. statehood haa hzd no nrmeF friends than
Ian shafn Williams Ia lhs house and Joseph P haley
s lla .analz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Colonel Haif shoeniet ays ii.s department q the
interior i nakins serious mhsake IN refusing q re-
moss Us restrictions flom The sna y ls fa.iboel ln
diaax Essfltoif tnoss tas snd everybody admits q
ssespt tose fsu ahs us anaueai reasons desire . sse
present eandItioasesnaaaei. eaioftanaislr loaestf
colaa-i Snoeafeit uoi tse secretary = tie interos
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

our sssualg baldlns canpalsn should u iuaarsrat.
81 s, enos We have tie hes noe sha es NEED TIE
walks whY. thsn, Should longer delay n.sge Is
another fac, that shoaa = taken consideration
u - baid sidewalks saH bs ahss q secure free
mail delRou throssioat Us etg. unta as % huila
sidewalks sls - l. sbe e otsaiu ts great eaa.
sealsncs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

TIE eams agai resins obtained from
plne trees have long 0een recognized
a. hlgiiif leusaeial Ia tho t4oatmonf
of larkaebe, kiuuef AID bladder lfouls
leAfinea ales i ihe uame 81 s BeN med
icius, Tia principal lngfedlauis uf
Niiiell eome from ne plna forests e
onf oWn land. Sold bs a. +. ONeus
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Commissioner af Corporations GARFIELD seems a. lave
dons ,oaeulaf better Ia IS e truss report an il bis
previous besf irasi repsn Bat il al e as accomplish
"a nas tesa ths releasing ffan fear u prosecution of
tiase witnesses uho testified before him. what's TIE
ussf We Eusw tie iasls bsiors
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
AMAeonIAVILLIAN -

" E. stnbls q kansas must have pleasant feeling.
tsse days TIE be licked and practically driven ont q
tls parts TAD enough bat tAeu 70 haze tat party.
afIer nominating railroad ticket appsal g tie citizens
iof votes Of the record made las gsar aey through
ths personal Efforts Of stub1s himself certainly adding
Insult 70 Injury.
Tbs Republican party n Kansas ~ooldnt stand 3
rlst d shes rs yeaF bat iol shat Stubs aoeom.
psed N - iaat legislature ms little scheme d tl,e
safoasz 70 elect their ticket tAs ysas o. lie record
& last ysars legislature ie candidates aaw running b.
lne xsscted AFTER election "a ande tl4 woFk ofthaEs
predecessors
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

NOW TIE time 70 SET busy ~ rs bulldne q side
walas The property owners who waut sidewalks get
then By psiltionlug he council Tnse isw msn uho
have hung back heretofore nou bs made o. isl
duty
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Il yun claim citizenship rights and
are fcl 81 tie rolls Or have pIsnasz
Defofo fHa Interior Impairment. afIfa
lmmwllHiMlF 81 " Va Wright. eprts.
tered attorney. Ca1eufnu hIa4 Haef..
iuElon. !. G ff
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Tho aussesse papers object stfeneously to te MEX.
nane Africans which has hseu bestowed upen their
baseball team eaa II D. that iiefe j. little sting IN
tie nanss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Esen ifths thfesqnartsfs Of million aollas lsaf
that ne standard Oh eoapans las leen rscsslne from
secret rebates eut u. hasevef lie sempany wil te
abe 70 strasgls aieus alters fashion
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

Flnealec aela llke 8 p0nllica loal
thing ID flla world foF lNlia lzurn4
cfaekod hand. letter. 0te. SoIa IS
A Z osens DfuzelsI. du
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10

4lIa aeaIhss sllsaes hat followed no nomination
= ths railroad lshst n Kansas w. 4 LAT bsuksn =
"a s.se@ - nesh Ana ne cheers came isuas sls
~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-10
Obo Vinita Chieftain.
WEEKLY Edition

The YinIta Chieftan Is published every Thursday
morning al Nnlta, Indian Territory Il Is the oldest
aud most extensively read newspaper IN the Northern
District 1t IN It's twenty fourth year and has general
circulation throughout tho north ha of he Indian Ter
rteFy. The subscription price u the paper II so0 a
year always ia advance postal card VIII get sample
cory anywere IA the United States
cnHEFTAIN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
h. A. MoCLINTooK, Eaisar
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

] The staDdpatters should not ldraw
false conclusions because the German
reichstag has passed a bill exempting
the United States for one year from
their new tariff law. We should honor
Germany for not thrusting a commer-
cial war upon US. Meanwhile the
American people demand a fair reci-
procity with Germany that will protect
our. home industries and be- just to our
German customers. a. 1tE y H. l.. = ~: 5..st .{54e
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

! A RECENT issue of the Minneapolis
Journal had a suggestive cartoon repre-.
senting John D. Rockefeller surround n I -i
ed by a. wall composed Of bags filed 61lle
with dollars, and he is sitting on sim i'm
liar bag, and to his ankles are attached hs
chains, making him prisoner ia soli-- soil I
tary CONTINENT. Underneath is the
legend "What shall it profit g 9 man % 81 u Il
he gain the whole world etc. !" 3 What, hat,
in deed 2 53s 5$ III sSss u
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

S$ Fl is stated by government officials
that salread more than 600 600 acres
Of land which had been segregated
through illega 4 mestead filing have
been restored TO the public domain
since the beginning Of the present cru
sade against land frauds The fraudu.:
lent entries we're actically made since
1908. This s promising beginning.
There IS abundant evidence that the
cattle barons and other aynd ndicates have
stolen vast portions Of the public lands.
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

+ II. r. DAvL1N, right Of way agent Of
the Milwaukee, is reported saying that
he believes the line he has been running
from Iowa Falls to Austin is intended
to get shorter line between the twin
cities and Des Moines. The MilWau
kee system has always lacked such a
short line for their business from Min
neapolis and Austin to: their southwest
lines hr... .4>-s... Il. s., VI -, !, Il
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

MI The Northfield News says that w.
"a. Nolan's valiant fight for the people
in the legislature 9 year ago is causing
the lieutenant governorship needle to-
point his way quite frequently.
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

The industrious hen and the weather
have co-operated and defed all prece-
dents this winter and as a result a loss
of S., 100000 in round numbers is star
ing Chicago speculators in the face.
This represents the difference between
what it cost to buy and storage and
what they could sell for now.
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

i JUDGE G. NJ. Start of Rochester, chief
Justice of the supreme court of Mime
sofa, is a>candidate for reelection and
should receive the Republican nomina-
8 5tion by reclamation. The people Of
Minnesota have confidence in his abil
ity, integrity and Justice. s:' p.
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

ssssssa ssss Ss sa
rHE g nous caaa y1t the
Nlissouff E f6e sts iI vOlyis
ing ing the right of theScit of Chicago 70,
divert itsssewa the Mississip
river through Chicago sanitary
canal ana tho Illinois rive, was decids|
ed today ~ the supreme court Of the
United States mi favor Of Illinois VOW
deepen this canal 'so5 that large vessels
can pass from the axes directly into
the Mississippi and the whole north
west will be benefited rs
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

= WHILE the citizens of Austin are
talking year after year about paving
a few blocks of street, why not buy a
good stone crushing machine and got a
few acres of quarry south of the city
and commence macadamizings our resi-
dencs streets? This is just what Spring
Valley is doing with splendid results
and every,o one is pleased with them. I'll
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

II TIE University OF Pennsy sylYania on
Washington's Birthday anniversary
conferred the honorary degree ofsDoc-
tor of Laws upon Justice Edwin a.
zJaggard Of the Minnesota supreme
court: The title is very worthiIy be-
slowed, r 2Ga@"!' n '"|#' 5T.-.. - ~'' -
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

+ A THOUSAND farmers and others In.
terested in the measure were before the
New Jersey legislature Wednesday
urging the passage Of a bill to regulate
the running of automobiles in that
state. The time is near when every
state will have stringent laws of this
kind in the interest of public safety.
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

X EVERY farmer in Mower County
should make him split log drag before
spring and should plan to use it regular
ly on the roadway adjoining his farm
during the coming summer. If every
one will do this the condition Of our
country roads will be wonderfully i'm
proved. So. ~ = -. ~ Ill. y: -. :.
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

I The automobile has commenced it's
deadly work for 1906. !. A man was kill
ed by his auto in Minneapolis Wednes-
day while trying to turn corner at a
high rate of speed. These reckless
drivers deserve little sympathy when
hurt y, ~ ,4s Pr
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

The post Office depart has ruled
that rural mail carriers may use auto
mobiles If they desire to do 50. This is
really interesting. Y a ss. 5
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

MINNESOTA paid out IS 064S in wolf
Sbounties last year. This is certainly
sa skin game. sss ys N ..4 .s3 . 545.
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

5s .EIGHTY-FIIYy7E per cent OF all whiskeys
are said to be bad. Might as we'll make
5it itunanim0ns.I .s5 U 5Ss
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

~ ! r TOWN, OF LIE ROY. = i .$%.'. .=' r.
Township one Hundred One, COD, Range Four
teen, (14). u ~. 5.r <.= ~ r. @=}ta
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

- - =. p.
o X storlie, nwA and W. Of neA
except 1 6-1O acres r r.: So.
Andrew B Moe, VIZ Of neA ::..::
e A Thompson, eh of WIZ, Of swA
except 4 85-1O0, acres r R.. ~.
J G and Mary c Geiger, Out lots
Nos 6 and ( in: o:t III T., D. !;
: and W of railroad. -.
John K Iverson, Out lot No 80 in
Jennie Iverson, Out lot No 81 in..
John Iverson, Out lot No 33 in.
J b: Blackmer, Out lot No Is In. :.
Unknown, Out lot No 18s in.
Daniel F German, Out lots No 4
and II in... -. :.
Harry Baehr, Out lot No II in. -.
E n CLARK, s 16a of neA Of seA
and n 12a of SELL Of seA ......
Winona and Southwestern Improve
ment CO, 46-1OO acres in neA.. !.
Ole L Erie, Out lot No .18 fn.....
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28
NCLDDING JUSTIN 10 URN AT.
AUSTIN, " Ed is EB, s28, 1905
OFFIcuI.AL tN Ews IN, or MOWER; ColUNTY5

Entered as second lass mail matter at
h; the postoffiee. Austin. MINI.
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28
! | ! / ! ! :

~ + IS
Aay party Nishlay Il redee the follow
III ieIiaauedt taxes must ii dition
tl,e aaaouat 81 same be.
I'M clerk of Court sfee S and for dysltsinr.
GEORGE ROBER TsON, /, County Auditor. 81
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28
Y VILLAGE u. 4 ! OF: AID DAMS.
i: Name AZ Of Description subdi-
g Owner ~ vision Of Lot Of Blk.

Matthias KTebsbach, S 20 It Of.
?,. p 20 # Of lots 81 and !.
/. Matthias Krebsbach, Jr, s 20 IT;
Y Of n 70 IT Of lots 8, 10, H.:
12, 13, II and. !. 8. !. s. 8. !. - 9.
J McGreeyy Z. q. i.s5. !. e. =. !. 4. s.
Adams. Lumber Co, $ 80! 1T of +. :.
j F Majerius ~. ,..... -. II.
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

Henry Wyandt, S sol it Of lot Z
and n@ of -.
B e Stimson
Aug 6 Anderson, VIZ of 49,.
Conrad Goebel, W IS 2-5 # of
lot 8 and 8 $40 # of
K n Pitcher, e % # of W a.
~ u :.s.....
4 q Ebert, W p # of .......
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28
VILLAGE OF LIE ROE STATION.

=
A Folsom, lots g., 4, s, 8 and
O McCraney
First, Presbyterian Church, lots
10 and " " of ....
A e IS Bosworth, ct al, lots 1
Tina A Gilbertson, lot 8 and
Wallace McGillivray lots 9 and
Geo 81 Thaden,7 lots IA and
Masonic and G A r. ..s...... =. !.
Union Hall Co, lots 18, 10 anG
H G. Mckee ...... .......
DC Corbitt, ct al. 80. -.
J. o Hattlestad, lots 8 and v
: SO feet Of 49,. ...:........
HI G Mckee, lots 1 and.
H G Mckee, lots 1 and $. 49,.
Geneva NJ Palmerton, lots
ana =. go. .,.,.. .z.'.S'
ID Bosworth, all of block. u.
Lucy J Clark, lots 1 and.
n G Mckee, lOtsas1 2 and :.
Anna M Cosgrove ....z. ...s.
3 "A Harden, lots 5 and
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

James Richard acre in neA
of seA .................,. 2 1904 s17o
Rosa Boen. Out lot No in. 9 19O4 - 81
Fl C. Aldrich, VIZ Of Out lot No ~
and eA OF Out lot No 10 in q 1904 O %
Strover, 4-5 Of eA of nwX 10
Of seA and n As Of neN of seM 1904 ~ 90
E Smith, WIZ Of seH I........ 81 1904 21 92
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

Henry Judson ct al, swA I'M 16 1904 ss7 .09
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Es sG aTerWilinger, NV 90 1904 1881
Mower County transcript., 1906-02-28

John H. Rockford, VIZ of eh of
WIZ Of neA Of SEX.
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Maggie 3 Clark, s acres in s12 Of
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James 81. Sprinkhorn, 6h a of W
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