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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-04-28

Sm Superior Scrid)t lieB Sobn I.
Goniuop geltcrn cine &lage I'M $10,-
600 Shaoeneriob gegen Die Stoot
einreifen. Gonpop iicl am II. Sill
1908 burd bic Gentrcitraben Bride
III Sones' Sale. Mcbrerc 9retter ailf
Der Bride iparen ourdgefnult.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-04-21
Roney
and
His
Boys

audience to promising lads and selects
the best for training AMI concert work.
He has never had failure. Just now
the company is very choice, embracing
soloists like Paul Ballard, Harry
Schultz, and violin virtuoso in Tracy
Holbrook, who ranks foremost among
the country's youthful performers.
Professor Roney will present here as
fine a quintette as he has ever man
aged. They are all American lads
whom he has gathered from over the
country, lifting them from narrow en-
vironments and training them in
wide and deep culture. A company of
lads as versatile as this is suggestive
of the talent widely scattered through
the country. The value set on these
boys by great educational associations
before which they are called to sing Is
significant of the excellence of their
work.
An effort by some of our leading
people is being made to prevail upon
the management to make the appear
ance of these lads at the Tabernacle
on May 5th an affair of popular prices
in the seasons closing concert.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-04-21
MRS. w. H. KING.

The sudden and altogether uneX-
pected demise of Mrs. King, wife of
ex-Congressman w. H. King, is pecu-
liarly sad. Mrs. King was just in the
prime of glorious womanhood and in
her case her womanhood was superb.
Intellectually, morally and physically
she was an exemplification of the
highest type of woman. That she
should be cut off in the height of her
usefulness to the world, while enjoy
ing to the full the love of her husband
and three children, and the respect Of
many friends is one of those things
that are inscrutiable to the human
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-04-21
PROF. RONEY-THE BOY GENIUS
COLLECTOR.

A man with an instinct for musical
talent that is worth while is Professor
Henry B. Roney of Chicago, who
comes soon to the city with remark
able company of boy musicians. Since
he took in hand and developed Blatch-
ford Kavanaugh dozen years ago and
did the public a service in giving ex-
preston to an exquisite voice, and put
the poor chore-boy into the pathway
of succession Kavanaugh is now a
well-to-do man and trusted officer o.
the United States Treasury depart
ment-he has been testing voices and
musical ability everywhere. AS he
travels through the country he gives
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-04-21
Blessings of Civilization.

President Schurman, member of
the commission, sent to the Philip
pines, said that he found the Filipinos
q sober people, but that one of them
said to him: you have brought us
the blessings of civilization, and you
have lined our most beautiful street
with saloons"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-04-21

mind. Thousands are mourning be-
cause she has been taken away and
the whole people sympathize with the
bereaved husband and children. To
them Truth gives it's sincere condo
lence and prays that their stricken
hearts may be soothed and comforted.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-04-21

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REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
Salt Lake
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Salt Lake City.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08

The Junia met with the Misses
Rochester on wednesday evening.
The following program WIS given ;
Auswer to roll call. "W hat would
do with n Million Dollars.
The first paper, Rockefeller and
Carnagie's B-netnctions." which
was read by Miss White, abound. d
in charities of these two men, md
for which We some times fail tC
appreciate. The second paper,
presented bv Miss Sadie McCray,
on "Philanthrophy" illustrated the
many ways in which one can help
his fellow man.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08

Monday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Donovan gave u roller skating
party at the Rink. in honor nf her
house guest, Mrs. Bradley of Lam
caster.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08

The New Pedro Club wns enter.
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. Will
Kessler in honor of Mr.. Kessler's
birth day.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08

The SENTINEL is 81 a year.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08

Cards were the leading feature
of the evening. TIE first prize was
awarded to Mrs. Will LvltIe. a
lovely burnt wood glove box The
second prize, an article Of dress.
was won BY Mr.. Ed. Wellman.
Dainty ref eshmcnts were served
by the hostess.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08
SOCIETY.
Overflow frOm Inst Week

The little Misses Jo-epfin. Ora.
ha N and Jennnette Kenard gave a
masquerade party to nnu'her "i
their young friends at the home oI
Miss Ken,rd. on Wedne day even
ing. A delightful time AMI IA great
deal OF fun was -nioycG ty ali the
youthful guests.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08
Notice to Teachers.

fhc Board at School Examiners of Hock-
~. Con- ~ VIII meet ~ HE school Building
IN Lrt an, t'hto, AT S:Hi ~. IN un ins Fir~e
Sai urday oi e ch mouth. Tor tie "xaihiii.-
ti"n o' rpp,ic nts tor Teachers Ei.meninry
ntriihchIts; and % The hrst saturday Ut
tie -xnrliri,t'nu oi applicants fof Irari' er.s
High scrool and special Certificates ts-
ahiinhiions ior pupils desiring III enter hi
schools Viii he hcld on he 1hird SATURDAY
or april and the second Saturday OF NAV.
J. ,SrouGHroN. President
II. u. III AkSH. Clerk
y n WHITE, Wee President
Logan, OHIO. Februar, z. 1805-tf
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08
Probate Notice

Notice Is hereby utven that the following
accounts and Vouchers have been filed iiit
'he Prnhate Court at Hocking County. Ohio.
FOR FIRST parita settlement 8. e. stivis0n, y
ru riian oi rrvssi- NJ Hnyes mis- ininof
ward, ard The same viii come on for bearing
"n the 9tii day OF tebiuary, A. u. 1905 at 10
O'Clock n. IN. or ns soon thereafter ns may
lie convenient.
F, p. Martin, Probate Judge,
Feb l906--3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08

Mrs. f. F. Rempel Informally
entertained q select number of
friends with Duplicate Whist on
Monday, complimentary to Mrs.
Magee. Dainty refreshments were
served and each guest was present.
ed with flowers as souvenirs.
Miss Lorena Scholl of Bremen,
formally stenographer for Judge
Martin, and having host Of friends
in this city, was united in marriage
to Mr.. John Stuart, Of Bremen,
Yesterday, at five o'clock at her
home. The Sentinel with many
friends Of the young couple tender
congratulations.
Miss Elizabeth Rempel welcomed
the Ladies' Whist Club on last Sat.
urday afternoon. Miss Name
Floyd received the prize an elegant
lunch cloth. A three course din
ner was served. Mesdames Postan
and Jetferies, Of Jacksonville were
guests OF the Club.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08
SOCIETY.

The Tourist Club will meet with
Mrs. Silverthorn. this afternoon.
Subject, "Labor," which will be
given in response 10 roll call.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08
Probate Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
accounts aud vouchers lave been fiipd III
the Prohric tos.rt oi Hooking County. oh 10
for r., pmrini seitlement Annie NJ hawkins
Admnls'ratrjx oi the est,te of t;eoiue N.
Hawkins, deceased. and the same Will como
on for h.il dug IN the 9th day o February,
\. ID. l90G'nI 10 O'clock II. m. OF as soon there.
after as may lie cnn, enient.
Janis 3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08
Notice Of Appoin tment

Estate of Hamilton VoIyrove. Deceased.
The nd fsigned has been srpoirt and
qualified MS Admii istrnttix OF lie Est,,ts NJ
dainmiii1n a, Colgrove late OF Hooking county,
MARY OiAiROVE, Adn,in,strnsrix
January %, 1919 '-aw $500
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08

Good butter is the luxury of
every table. The best hutter 10
made by careful farm wives who
aim to establish a reputition. The
best butter makers of the country
supply Ambrose Kessler's grocery.
on the avenue.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08
Notice Of Appointment

Estate of Mary Weaver. Decrnsed
The unhersigne he's been appointed and
qnrlih.d az A'lmnistrnt"r oi the Estate Of
Mar! Weaver, i'te OF Hooking County. de-
Leonard Weaver, Administrators.
Dated .hs -7th day 0t dan, A, ID 10 a.
Feb 8,3w
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-02-08

Wanted: Representative in own
community. $500 90 Capital re.
quired. Good salary to right party.
Bonafled Real Estate proposition
Address New Marhnsv'ile Improve
ment Co., Wheeling or Steelton,
WV a.--18tf
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07

UtT
sour cherries, S4-qt crate, $3.50.
GOOSEBEkRlES-Per crate OF y qtl
500.
PEACH ES-CalifoTnia Sl.i0 per bu.
PLUMS-California, Sl.60d2GO
BLACkBERRIES-Pe A-Qt. crate, S2s
RASPBERRIES-Red per capt. crat
S225; black, per A-qt. crate, S2.6.
APRICOIS-Per 4-basket crate, LILO
CURRANTS-Home-g white ar
red, per "a ats, $50
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07

CATTLE--The receipts were very mod
crate today, about 800 head, and the quail
ity was inclined 10 run TO extremes that
Is, there were a few right good finished
beeves on sale as well as quite a sprlnkling
OF rather undesirable grassy and short-ted
cattle. The market was a good zeal like
the quality. Dressed beef men took hold
OF the good to choice dry lot beeves In
very fair shape and bought them up at
prices that looked about steady with yes
terday, while on the ordinary run OF cattle
the trade was inclined 10 drag and prices
ruled weak TO lOc lower than yesterday
Compared with a week ago the desirable
cattle are selling anywhere from strong to
1Oc, higher, while the less desirable grades
are from steady 10 lee lower In other
words the spread in prices is increasing as
the season advances. The best cattle here
today brought bis ana fair clearance
was made some time before noon.
There were less than dozen loads OF
were just about in yesterdays notches
Desirable dTy-lot cows and heifers, as well
as the best grassers, are in good demand
and hrm, but the thin and old grassy
COWS are slow sellers at mean figures, the
same as they have been for some time
past. Veal calves, bulls, stays, etc, are
selling at prices that show very little
change as compared with week ago.
There was very little doing in stockers
and feeders today the offerings were
decidedly limited and the demand slack.
Good to choice yearings have developed
quite a little strength this week and And
than a week ago for the ordinary run OF
low grades and OF quality stun shows no
particular change.
REPRESENTATIVE sales.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
CarIot Receipts.
FeatuFee of the Trading and Closing
Prices on Board of Trade.

CHICAGO. July s.--ExcelIent weather for
the new crop in the United states caused
the september delivery Closing at a loss los;
Of h9Stc. Corn was down I0kc. Oats
were on NC. Provisions were 7l1q17l1c
over the entire spring wheat territory tho
weather was extremely favorable for the
S Ens. OF t The new crop and in the south
the movement to market OF the newly
harvested grain. Because of these facts
sure ali, day and was weak from frsst to
ldst. The market for cash wheat at st.
ed Kassss cry TSs ysTy Tsak be-
pkessed the local market. The firm tone
Of the Liverpool market. due. IT lie said, 20
lAuch 20 prevent greater weakness here.
Iho close was weak. with prices at the
i i point OF the day September 3 opened
on 10 1870 and closed at the bottom.
Llealances OF wheat and -four we're equal
SHOWN by BradstTeets, were equal to 1900
90 ou. Primary receipts were $4,000 bu.
against 2i20oo bu for the same day last
year Minneapolis Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts Of $50 cars, against 22s cars
last week and 10 cars a year ago.
corn crop In Missouri, as shown by the
state report caused brisk break in the
lJcal CON market, The volume Of tradins
waS not large and the support was very
poor. A decline in the price OF cash corn
also weakened future deliveries. Prices
butnktneueu ialeT IN Nne Gay by GOVERNS
by shorts and the market closed fairly
steady september opened a shade lower
TO shade higher, at d5sq5zc and sold UP
10 62do2lte and then declined to 5l&c.
Final quotations were az tl&c. Local re-
ceiIts were $50 cars with A6 cars of con-
tract grade
LIQUIDATION by local longs was the feature
cf trading IN oats. Reports from the north
vest were favorable 10 the prospects OF the
cop IN that territory. and the Ohio and
Missouri state reports showed an improve
ment In the condition during June The
market closed weak, with prices almost at
the lowest point. September opened a
shade TO Ikdl9Ac lower, at 35dgS5hc, sold on
90 24Sc and closed at 3issQ3A%c. Local
receipts ewere POS cars.
Provisions were steady early In the day
on a fair demand by local packers for lard
and ribs Offerings were light Later the
market eased on In sympathy with the
weakness OF the grain markets A. the
close September PORK was on l5e: at Sl1.Oo.
Lard was down nc, at S.9I1a. ribs We're
lihc lower. At &.3ih.
Estimated receipts Tor tomorrow: heat
II cars: corn. 81 cars oats, 81 cars; hoss'
1910 head. - .,,
-. HI. 4 V -, lCst~an 9 VaVsx-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Weakness and Lack Of Interest in
Whole Lat.
SEPTEMBER WHEAT HAlF-cENT LOVER
Receipts Liberal and Acceptance Of
BIDS On view wheat In southwest
Numerous--COrn Market Drag
Eins aRd Lower.
stPTLMsER wHLAT aALT.CENI LOwER
nMAHA- Inlr s. IL.

OMAHA. July 6, 1906
Wheat closed ~ lower at the end OF a
slow session. American weakness OF yes
terday was not reflected by today's cables,
weather In the northwest and southwest
Acceptances OF new wheat bids in the
southwest were liberal and receipts were
almost twice as large as last year. Trade
selling was caused by reports Of black rust
In Minnesota.
The trade in oats was nominal. septem-
Der was down a cent at the close.
The corn market dragged and prices were
down Nc Receipts overran estimates and
the cash market was weak. Trade was very
light and the range OF prices narrow.
Primary wheat receipts were $4,000 bush
receipts last year OF 272OO0 bushels and
shipments Of 275, 900 bushels. Corn receipts
were 77,0o0 bushels and shipments 4ol 600
bushels, against receipts last year of 7S3, 900
Ciearances were ,S02 bushels OF wheat,
5A072 bushels OF flour, III Isl bushels OF
corn and 1850 bushels OF oats.
Liverpool closed lsq14d higher on wheat
and unchanged to "a lower on corn.
From the Modern Miller Reports from
millers located In principal winter wheat
raising sections show the following condi-
lions: Except in Texas most millers re-
port the wheat Yield up to or about ex-
pectations The quality is good. generally
better than last year and many say the
best in years. A large movement Is looked
for with favorable weather: farmers will
Much OF decline in the price will shut
on farmers deliveries in the yield. Texas
~ below expectations and the quality of
the grain Is only fair and farmers are sell.
Michigan the crop is smaller than last
year, though larger than was expected
some time ago"
Local range OF options:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
WArERMEI.ONSNTer IL. IIhn.
Wool Market.

BOSTON, July 6-WOoI-The Boston
Commercial Bulletin VIII say of the wool
market tomorrow: The week has been
broken by bad weather and the holiday,
but nevertheless, a moderate business has
been accomplished In new woods Differ
ent transactions i'm new territory are re-
ported and nearly 100000 pounds Of un-
washed medium fieeces were sold TO arrive
However the majority Of dealers are en-
ployed in opening and grading the arrivals
for there are as yet but few full lin
available for inspection. Manufacturers
continue to show their interest I'm tho
market and II IL felt that when the as
sortment becomes more complete, liVeher
business will result Merchants are steadily
maintaining values, but they are not ask
ing for advances over current rates Buy
ing continues in the west, the principal
transfer being that OF the Empire" clip
OF Wyoming. This clip amounts to about
100000 pounds and closely resembles Mon
tana wool II is understood that the price
paid was 24ksc, Operations are stu going
on in Idaho, with buyers giving lSqlSc for
average clips and 20d2lc for good ones.
In Ohio, 3i6S2c is being asked for medium
unwashed fieeces on the cars, and hne
washed is being quoted at 331zd3oc Nearly
1 10000 pounds OF quarter and three-eighths
blood heeces were sold 10 arrive at 33c and
better The shipments of wool from Bos-
ton to date from December q, 1906. &C
cording 20 the same authority are ~ :
S7l257 pounds against 125332 SSS pounds at
the same time last year. The receipts 10
date are 26Z79lH pounds. against lS3,3O7 1858
hounds for the same period last year.
ST. LOUIS, MO, July 6-WOOlESteady;
medium grades combing and clothing. go
2sc: light fine, 1SQ22c; heavy fine, lbql7c;
tub washed. 32d42c.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
Gomez Market.

MoLAssEs-Firm; syrup. 26ae
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, July s.--MFTALs--There
was a further sharp decline In the London
and futures at el68 It's Cd. Locally the
market was weak and lower in sympa thy
with spot quoted at tH.5OqS1,7o. Copper
was 9E Cd higher In the london market
with spot quoted at Rsl lOs and futures AT
ESQ l0s, Locally no change was reported
with lake quoted at tlS.5o9iD.OO: electroiytic
Lead was unchanged in both markets, clos
ing AT e26 It's Cd In London and at S. $50
500 IN the local market Iron was I'M
hanRed In the English market with stand
ard foundry quoted at f9s ld and Cleveland
warrants at 6s ND. Locally the market
was unchanged. with No. / foundry. north
northern. ST T5d1s 25 No. ! foundry south
ern. i17.@gis.o0; No. foundry southern,
81 nO6il7 20
ST. LOUIS. NO. July s-METALs-Iead.
steady al $50; spelter. quiet az t5.STh.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07

SHEEP-The run of sneep was OF very
the offerings as & rule WAS nothing extra.
There seemed TO be a very fair demand
from all sources and prices ruled about
spring lambs brought $3.50. with shorn
STOCK at 81, or just about steady with yes
terday's figures. Good yearlings brought
Wis, strong figure. hut the wethers and
ewes on sale were ra Their plain stock and
sold at steady TO easier prices.
Quotations for fed stock: Good to choice
spring lambs. S7OOH175: coed 10 choice
western shorn lambs, s6O6a6.5O: fair 10
good shorn lambs. S5.5Ou6OO; cull lambs,
$50; fair TO good yearlings, S5.O0a5.g5: good
to choice wethers, S5l5GI5.yO: fair TO good
wethers, A7Sd515; good to choice ewes.
A.I5G6.25 fair to good ewes, A.&dA75.
Quotations for range stock: Good to
choice wethers S5.OO65.50: good to choice
ewes, sL756i6f5
Dr. ,t,eA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
ANp FEEDERs.

HOGS-There was not very heavy run
OF hogs this morning and very little change
was noticeable IN the quality OF the sup
plies. Advices from other markets how
ever, were more or less bearish In tone and
this fact had a very depressing influence
on the trade despite the very limited Offer-
inEs and the good general demand.
The trade was slow IN opening as buyers
demanded liberal concessions and statesmen
decline. figuring that there were not enough
hogs on SALE TO enable buyers 20 enforce
their demands When the trade did open
up prices were generally q strong nickel
lower than yesterday. the bulk OF the de-
cline being on the heavier grades Light
hogs seemed to be in good demand from all
classes OF buyers and there was also a Wig
oFous inquiry for the desirable butcher
grades. AZ q rule packers were decidedly
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07

KANSAS CITY, July 6.-Receipts, 800
head, Including 100 southerns; market.
steady 10 weak; choice export and dressed
beef steers. S. 4Oa610; fair to good, SiC0
as 80; stookers and feeders, 81 1894 Is; west
ern fed steers 81. 5Od55 50; stoclkers and feed
ere 81 76d425; southern steers. S3OCd5. 10;
southern cows, S2Oc6I8.2s; native cows, 400
Gl5o: native heifers, $S.0o@5s5; bulls, $3.50
d4O0; calves, S250db.50.
lower. top, $685.: bulk Of sales, S65546.62Is
heavy Ss.so@6.ss: packers. t650a6,E5; Texas
and Arizona yearlngs, s56ln6S; Texas and
"a eO. stockers and feeders. s.. 25d5.00.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
Cnttnn Market.

NEW YORK. July 6-COTTON-Spot,
closed quiet. middling uplands l0S0c; mid
ding gulf, ll.O5c; sales, 1878 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6.-COTTON-Quiet;
middling 1Oac: sales. 81 bales; receipts,
none; shipments, none; stock 27,965 bales.
LIVERPOOI.-July 6.-COTTON-spot
dull; prices unchanged; American middling,
808d; low middling. b90d; good ordinary.
bod: ordinary. 55Od The sales Of the day
were 5000 bales. OF which 500 were for
American; receipts, 5000 bales, all Ameri-
can. -
NEW ORLEANS, July 6.-COTTON-Spot
closed quiet; sales 700 bales; low ordinary,
7s.c nominal; ordinary, SIC, nominal; good
ordinary slice; low middling, lose; mid
ding l1lSc; good middlinR. INC; middling
fair, l2c nominal; fair l2Bc; receipts, l'lO5
bales; stock, 81 1874 bales
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-07
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.

Joseph r. Salisbury and wife 70
Carl A. Larson, beginning lS9
feet north and 3S feet west OF
southeast corner OF nwk OF
swh. l0-I5-13 ,................S l,1OO
Mary Heneron 20 Ella r. Shaw,
lot 22, block 10. Hanscom Place. 1900
J. Lowry TO Cynthia NJ McCaGue'
iSts ana o. DioeN . neN'r 200
Mary Cumpton TO Mary Cumpton.
nwA OF neH OF lot s, and lots
3 and 8 OF 2l-l6-lS ............. ...s
John W. Mcdonald 20 Charles r.
Gibson. lot %, block sc, Dundee
race -, 90 cc.a',rgo r ''''
Morton. lot ,. block Z. In Patter- =.
Jesse W. Jennings and wife to
Charles =. Harris lots 8, :, s, .
and 10, block T. g" Brighton. ... 700
Harry A. Turkey 20 Eiear A. Baird,
lots 8 and 2 I'm Graddy's sub OF
block T. in loves "a add .., 49,. 5000
David p Weikut and wife ~ Io-
block a. iH South Om"h7. ..-.. ....
Julia A. Mana~a7 10 Mercedes
Managan. undivided one-Aalf In
terest Of lot .. block ]. Missouri
Avenue Pa~k administrations. $50
Edward Cassidy a0d vito 20 Pat-r
T.anagh. lot p bloci g. and iot g.
block 10 ID add 10 Mount
Ga Dg~sIM Hazstd ana vie 10
~h--iaq P~-ve., lot 81. hlock e.
P-rFlapd Pla-e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
J. g. Ch-istle 81 al 70 Abu.a p
Anderson. lot ~. block 6. Spring
Lake Park add .......s........ 400
Total for July 6. isOS..........tlI.t5O