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The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

Sugar beet molasses is being fed
with success in many sections of the
country to cattle that are being fin
iGhed for market
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

The to
political
The paid
would be
the salary was not very high Then the
ewhow
slowed
we're forgot 80
This things
President Roosevelt
will
consular likely
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

There is nothing more important
than to keep feeding hogs on full
feed. This, however. must not be over
done, for 1t is possible to injure the
digestion of the hog.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02
A PRECEDENT FOR THE GOOD OF THE COUNTRY

Secretary of State Root is a mission
that promises to be of great Importance to the
United States and to all the Republicans the
western hemisphere. 1t is a great departure from
long established custom for cabinet officer to
visit neighboring countries and discuss with their
administration international affairs, but the pres
ent administration at Washington very lit
tie about precedents so long the thing
templated to be done is for the good of the
country.
Mr.. Root is a of practical ideas and
since he became the premier of the administra-
ton he has been looking into the matter of ex-
tending United States trade to the countries to
the south of us. He has been impressed with the
idea that there is big market Central and
South America that is in danger of being monop-
olfzed by foreign countries and which naturally
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

Alfalfa meal is one OF the best hog
foods we know of; in fact, the same
is being fed quite extensively to all
live stock including poultry.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

Those who have had occasion to observe the
United States consular service in recent years
have noted distinct improvement in its person
mel. Now that congress has passed law
ganizing this service still greater things
pected of it. In the old days of the standing
jokes and constant sources of amusement when
there change in the administration
afforded by the horde of politicians who came to
Washington soliciting appointments to the United
Sthtes consular service. 1t was almost the excep
ton to find men urged for these places who were
in any way fitted for them The story is still told
of during Cleveland's first administration
who was applicant for consular post of great
importance in Germany. When Cleveland asked
him If he could speak German, he said: No. but
have brother who PLAYS the German flute"
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

Feed troughs should be large enough
to give all the fowls opportunity to
feed.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

Meal should be mixed dry and
crumbly; it causes illness when too
wet.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

Keep the colts in growing condi-
tion from the day they enter the world
until they are matured.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

When horse eats eagerly, boiling
his food without chewing. he should
have dried meal and shorts mixed with
oats.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02
Gossip Of Washington
Not Lese Majesty Decline Informal Invitation White House Din
ne-The Big Market Central and South AmericaTo Maintain
the Dignity of the United States AbroadThe Summer Somnonee
of Washington

WASHINGToN.-There few presidents
who cared less for conventionalities than does
Mr. Roosevelt Where these conventionalities
mean national dignity have any particular
diplomatic signincance Mr.. Roosevelt wants to
have them observed. but he is not sticker for
form and In his private life in the White House
goes good deal on the plan of genuine old
fashioned American homebody. With some presi-
dents an invitation to take dinner at the White
House took the form of a command much
would similar invitation from of the
crowned heads of Europe. Anyone receiving
such invitation would have thought of
declining II unless prevented by sickness
providential interference.
Mr.. Roosevelts invitations to dinner have
been sometimes declined but only such have
been extended in generous sort of come and
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

1t is essential that confined fowls
be supplied with plenty of gravel.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02


of
for
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

1t is good rule to scald out the
drinZlg vessels once 2 week.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

with
at the White House president
ad no evening dress and fact had that sort OF Mr.
would
Informal
of
decline informal invitation White
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-08-02

Ti.s healthy hen is a .-sarty feedi..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13
SaimebDQer.

6eleenoe Humre anbefales f6rligi
iom bdaoe biaige os iolioe, imutts
os fmaefuIoe. -.i
SIR. 40. Denne SaImebps er Zig
u 20 | uoitpr, os 9inoet lisner
De andre. men Den bar begse Sils
Ieg, iult 992 Saliuer, famt &pis
letter, Gpiitlsr Og Gpanselier
(besge 9etftretfer). Den ipit.r
$1.70. . ettJ s
9r. 20. Samme Sulmebos fom
Hr. 9, men meo &olletter. gpiIis
Ter os @~pangelier, besss Setitref.
fer. Dsnne ,er Den alminoelia
bruste llosabe. prifen er iom
febpdnlig $1.60. ~
Cir. 81. Den Solmebos bar t
lensere 9io paret III iolst, men au
bar Ri ct soot Oplas. Den er
fig Hr. 90, men / Geoefinosbino
(Worotto) oe er erlig 1ero BE-
20c mere. Den ,tofter $3.50.
9ette eri en- frroeles tart, 1bolos
bar Salmebog. lad 81
9r. 9. Salmebogen meo eet StIs
lag. uoen 8onefter, Gpiftler ce
gpanselisr. meb @uIofnit. efter'
lisnet 3alpefinosbino. meo Rors,
6arpe og 2inie | Sub pao Sim
bet. SmuospmTas os Goosrol.
Meget tpno oe posfenoe Gormat
pris SLIGO.
Napn pdatrbttes I agte Cub for
Zoe etstra. Nnore tassr eIIersS 15es
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR. NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13
DANISH PUBL. U
BLAIR. NEBR.
I 1 I y
The Lutheran
Commentary.

.HHH Ola Hr.H F
Den fulftanoise llosaOe | 6
sino falsss hu) fot $500. Den lba.
for paret ioIst til $24.00. - ~.
Denne pris er uofeobanlig LAB.
os Retto plus Gorienoeliesomtoft'
ninser. Oct er os en- Gornsi.Ifs
at Ri fan paa bette Bert fpari
bore 8unoer faa meset.
CAB Os faa ebers Bsfinins,r
inben Oplaset er uofoIst. F9
Danifb 2rtb. pubtL. 6ouft
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13
Marbunbrebe. 252 @iber | OmTos.
Hebfot fra $1.45 til SOC.

49,
Stntte, Gortefinsen. j~nbeboIbtr
en- 8retfugl ! Oct erl fbsaanben,
arpbfptter. 182 @iber / OmTas.
pris nebfat fra Doc. It'll 40c.
145. genner af be triftelise 5%or.nin4
ger for unss Menb. iltbarbeibst pda
@runbIag nf giffopJ g. arummaz
6ers ~,,2sbensbilber" n1eo .ntefie
andre SiIfbielier of canb.5 tbeoi. 8.
g. 2urfen. 100 Sibsr. Rebiat fra
40c. til 15c. Hz69asssfs =
148 gnsene os beres gasning. Nf
u. 8. @nberfen, 2dnbinfpeftsr. 80
Stber. Rebfat fra 15t. til Sc.
149. Sober og 2riitne. On Operfatz
teIfe at aabbiner 2i6tenfeins Bog:
Ssbeoom o9 a%rift,nbom.l Meb en-
inblebenbe Mfbanblins luf 8. 6.
Mebfins, Sosn.praf. go siber.
Rebfat fra soc. til 25c. 9t34t
153. Ssrtunbslib. Sob. Raao. benz
tebe fra aipets ailbe, til Opmurs
tring Og 8eilebnins for unge os
gdmle Ssmenb. @fter Dr. Rebz
boff, DeD u. 81. Sacobf.n. 1877
Stber. Rebfat fra soc. til zoe.
155. Rpe Digtninser,, df gbriItian
8intber. 300 @iber.t Rebfat fra
$1.60 til soc. .5a-1li.si't
I157. 6. 8. Gpurgeons i2ip cg Ser
ming efter She 2ife unb 2obours
Of paitor g. 8. Spurseon', at
poT. M.@binbler peb G.@dfesel.
Meb Gororb af pdft. @rope Masa
musfen. Nebfat fra 6Oc til 25c.
159. Subertnfofen bps aprget. Bic
: brae til bens 8efempeife os Be-
gransnins. Mf g. g. 81 .Mnberien,
Dprlese. Nnbefalet at 8eftprelfen
for Gpens Stiftspdtr. Seiitub.
% Siber. 9ebfat fra 15e. til Sc.
|272. airtelige. 2eilisbebsffrtft.r. IF
Or. $. .. 6. 2aub, giftop oDer
0iborg Stiff. l1botOne til Minbe
ON ben afbsoe GOrfatter af Q.
Gaepslern. Sosnepreit peb Erini-
tatis airte. 29e @fb.r / OmTas.
Hebfat fra .$1.50 til SOC.
100. aortfuttet gsbningslare for
ben .praftiTe 2anbsmanb, af 3.
ararup. 80 @iber. Rebfat fra
Ice. til &c.
161. Ssjtolelip / srebferne os ienere
Mar. Manbboms minber at anton
NieI1en. III @iber. Nebfat fra
SOC. til 35c.
1862. Jilofofife Operbeielfer. Wins
.bre Nfbanolineer at 81. 9eifen.
IS, @ibsr. Rebfat fra 4oc. til zoe.
l65. 200, Menuer. Gammenfatte
og 1bsipne at aarenqeterfen. GUS
beitprertnbs. 112 Stber. 0ebiat
fra 40e. til 15c.
1856 Uganda, ct ~triitnet 2unb /
,Sisrtet af @frita, at 81. 6. g.
@ropes@asmusfen. 90 Siber. Rebs
lat fra SOC. til 25c.
1853. r. Deb Mibiommertib. Gsltes
lipsbinebs i fire 5anblinser at Be-
Der 81. MslIer. 2O8 @tber. Nebs
fat fra $1.OO til Soc.
10. Ssbefoltet | Hutiben. St Sore
bras, borbt / Obenfe ben 20. MpriI
1893. at SIC. Sbeol. a.. g. poulz
fen. SIotspreF. "a @ibsr. Nha
lat fra lac til 10c.
172. 9aura &ieler: Silbouettsr.
LA g. Nebfat fra 75c. til 25e,
l73. s Marsnes 2sb. Oigte af Ma.
thilbe 2epebau. Meb Jororb al
paitor Bib. Beet. SO Siber. Nehs
fat fra Doc. til 15c.
It's. Senbernes Jrembrub os Stifte
populart fremtilet af Or. meb. q.
@nselfen. 48 Siber. Nebfat fra
zoe. til Toe.
178. Sm &enbnab til 0ilbtets Gpot
5oreorag peb ben fsrfte norbike
Sost os 5iertraubftiIins af g.
8ernsrsS hilbenz5oliten, 5Ofiaser,,
meter. 80 Siber. Nebfat fra 35e,
til 15c. t
1872. Oen seiitlise Dsb. lGn Gort1I>
ling fra ben fatboIffe pratefanb
at gmil Marriot. Nutborheret
Sberf0ttelfe af 81. Rieruff. 271 @i.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13

biliige Bsger, linden de er ndsoigt. d
udeladte Munro er so1gt. .Da vi ikt
kan skate nere Bsger Ill de anfsrt.
ave Priser, MAJ Bestilling indsende
narest, ON man ensker nogie If den
Bsgerne tilsen Is portofrit.
Bsgerne bestilles efter Nnnmer.
IS. Diste, samle Of npe, Of gbr
Bintber. 300 Sibsr i OmfIas
iRebfut fra $1.00 til 40s,
70. Den lille 9ornbleTer, ct digit al
8. g. .1olit meo manss Snuftro.
TONER at R. Gbriitianien. ia Sibei
/ Omfas. Rebfat fra $3.50 ii! 81
80. 100 Smuuitbtfer for giOlin. Gam
lebe at 6. Saftran. A Sibtr !
Smflas' Rebfat fra so til 25c.
85. Cor 9errfs Sefns gbriiti l8jers
pr9oiten. prebitener Srinitatis
then at ST. Qrnbt. Meb ct Sororf
at problt s. 8abi. 426 @tber
: SmTlas. Hebfni fra $1.35 til s0
88. MisFonssS tubier og &ritiffer Il
ter en- Reiie til Snbien af Or. R
@runbemdnn. inf greft. Operfut
at Grsberif Hpgaarb. PIT Siber ]
Omflas. Nebfut fra rs til 25c.
81. 8riftoFer 9altenbprf os 9anfe;
5 aterne.. 5iftoriff .Stusfpil l fem
9anoIineer nf MusbaIene sboref.n
1914 Siber. Nebfat fra $1.oO til zoe.
SO. @eorq Wafbinstons 2epneb Def
3riitian 9itereaarb. Sopebfasetis
. efter gbparb Gtperetts Site Oh
Maibington". "a Sibef / Omfldg
Hebfat fra 40 til 15c.
"a. ariftelise @maaftptter' af 6.
mtb Jororb at paftor IsfhenfeIbi.
9anfen. 81 siber / OmfEas. Nebs
fat fra 80 til 1Oc. - a
81. M~ormpnerne, beres proft., ber.s
Stat os bsres Relision, at Or. Mo,
rig Bud, operfat fra spn. 1873 Sir
Der / Smfl. Hebfdt fra Goo. til Csc.
SO. Danmarts @ppebals. Gn RomaA
fra samle Dose at 9ilbelm Otter
saorb. 1852 Siber / Omflas. Neb,
fat fra $1.50 til 75e.
100 Gorfss til en- tort SortIurine OOtr
81. Sobannes M~ab.nbarino at 81.
to Mener. 348 Sib.r / OmTaa
Hebfat fra $500 til $1.2o.
1O1 gnsslfe, ftotff. os irft. GoIt.
ianse os MeIobi.r, famleh' % uol
fate for 9~ianoforte at 49,. Berg
green. 4nben, meset Jorsseoe llbs
gope. Snb.bolber 125 Gans.. Neb,
fat fra $1.5O til 8Oc. al
LOG Om 8srnefoIsn. Gn gfterlabt
N%fbunbline at arift.n Mitfelier
3olb. ubeipet at 5urolb 6olm
SO Siber | OmTas. Rebiat fra
40 til ,2Ot,
112. Mirbe ON g. M. ssrenfex
Ratetet | asse. Dsb ben Abe Mpril
1873. Deb Greberii Sunserfenl
1913 Siber ! OmHas. Hebfat frs
6Oc. til zoe.
115. Sil Gorfpar for aritentroenl
Sanbbeb. Gn Saanbsretnins fol
2osfoIt. at Greberit Sunserfea,
Brett oeb Acknowledgment
beb. 100 Sib.r / Omros. Nebs
fat fra 40 til 50c.
LIT. Slbfsna.er Os en- Gfterffrift
80 Blabartitler (meb ct Gororb),
at Greberit Sunserfen. @alsmenis.
bebspreff / asbenbapn. 81 Sioer
.Omnas. Rebfat fra 20 til Zoe.
121. Goltefribeb os 9sitirteIisbeb. 81
SnbIes | Nuttbens auIturtamp
at u. M. ct. Nretanber, Ranb
teol. III Siber / Omflus., Nsbs
fat fra 40 til 2Oc.
125. Sra bet fDenF. 8irteIip | b.
Fbft. 9unbrebe Mur. @OsIe per.
fonz oe 9ibsfilbrinser at Ri@ars
peterfen. 300 Siber | 1inb. Heb-
fat fra 1920 til $1.7O.
1876. Deb @ensstib. @n Moberi
Orb til gsrnene, af Nusufta Mous
rier, meb Sororb at Sosnepref
Sbomas Rsrbdm. 129 Siber
ginb. Nebfat fra $1.OO til 60e.
127. Ri9arb peterfen: SIRE 2ipss
bi1eber: Merner Mbrabam1on,
mn . ~ - ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-13

enten ben IelD life bill gre 8rug
of 9aaosspoerne eller De. iOm bar
faast Raaoesupsr, life pill tjene DE
nbgbeoen meo Dem.
Ianosns. Q~abenbarelfe gipes en-
bOer til ST., foml 1t tpttidl L
DerfOtH bet sete iasgemel bar Bit,
hpor bleO pa 9srelj.nR 9eriom set
kle eeoeme sDDar FSsFlie, bOOr
beo oa 2ugten2 - Men MI.
er Der bel mango aaemmer, men ct
qesems. A9ki fan life fi9e )fif 6pq1-
BEN: Seq bar Big lite Be1OO; Ii
ttuer 9OOeaet I'D GsOsfns: Seq bar
eper life 8eboO. 1 &or. l. 7. II.
~. zaibsgsO ~ 6as.s.o4sQ.3
= Mepig6eSen ION ogiaa ben6fs
tc qrpitsr elsr aagmanS. Der bar
opot 8i0nesbpro for q9re og 2io,
fra ANDRE M~enigbeoer. til !6jelp /
III arbeios. Dgiaa bette @rbfjS fals
or UNDER ben Regel, fom er u0tdft
( punff 3. 33ia0 j325tf I'd ) :
Mo6tagefI 9aba9 HOerforJ Il Setren
faeo aiaGtaoe, ps. bOl0er IuaOanne il
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HGite Weoe boloes, ON SUD oil.
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Minneapolis 20. Offober 1906
8. SCR a n St, g. $. 6 aftp9
o. 6. Brandt, g. 5. eqitOOIof-
s 6. SIR. Sobnien. h. I31s
= 49,. - e- -
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y. {. Gmalos Bcoer.

sobannes Salt. --Toman to Dele / ct 8inb. 624 81.
Der, 9obt inobunoeu. On i9roeles interesiant Still
bring 8riien er nebiat ira So. 40 til $L40.
Scn Sfotife &oinbe paa 5jele. -2ipsbiIeber fra 8e.
fornationstioen al $. s. gwalb. $50 Siber, sobi
inobunoen, neolat fra $3.50 til 81 go.
S%penifernc paa &ronbors. -6iitorilt Hon,an al s. &
Gtpalb, NIT Oplas 6s6 Sioer, subt inbbunben
Yriien er neolat fra $2.4O iii $1.4O
Semis Dallaces Booer
Ben Sur. gn 5urtallins fra ariiti Glib, at Lewis
Wallace, Noroanerifanf General, f~orbenbo9renh'
@elanot 8unStantinopel.> Denne Grnerifas beb'
tenbte gr1 er uoeriat paa 'banit at ben betenot'
opetise Ouerietter, Nruf. @ilb. Msaer, os er nG
iten bebre emo Ori9inalen. Bo9en er 28O Sioes
soot inbbunben, Yris $1.25.
9fm 9pie Sub. 1.-The Fair God. "-oioman ON Wter
icas @rubrius, at Sort. til Ben our. Ooeriat a.
Yrof. @ilb. Wiguer. .Yosen er 307 Sioer; sobt inb
bunben. WriS 80; cts. ~
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apitterihs.

gi0ere moOtaget til @enisbeOen i
9an Jrancisco, iioen Der iioit toitz
tereoes q Rr. ~: di8J oef#fsyda
8ennaro, Rebr. aoinoef. So.
aenoitu. Dis. - Mgb.l $3.50.
Rdcine, Dis. = Mrs. '66drles
peterIen oa gup. 6. 9rbpepfen b0.r
81. ii
9iborg, g. DAT. = 6. 9. Sen
fen (e. % s.. Ssrs, Duanislfsn
81.
DiSie qsngs sr das for nosen
9to ioen Ienot til pacifictreoIens
Setret9r.
q. M. 4noeren
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THINK II OVER.

In addition to his inherited millions
the Rockefeller baby has also q real
Foxy Grandpa.
Since Spokane cannot get the main
line Of the Milwaukee she IL willing to
take loup. on the principle that
half loaf IL better than no bread at all.
Some yellow journalist has rot loose
in the Boise country and keeps busy
seeing things"
Grandpa Rockefeller was 20 pleased
over the arrival of the stork that he
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Two reckless men at Boise carelessly
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i
The suspicion arises that Boise 10
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And You Hear somsthins Drop.
You meet him every day. this accom-
modating Jay.
Who has : bunch to play
On q
"sure thing
Tip.
He says he'll let you In on an awful
pile Of tin
II you will stake him to win
On his
"sure thing
Tip.
Then you loosen on buck. hoping he
will bring you luck.
And you hear the whole thing chuck
On this
"sure thing
Tip.
For as the results you scan. for the
pony In the van.
You'll md your "also ran"
Oh! this
"sure thing
Tip.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-24

Railroad building In Idaho as OUT
lined by the construction plans OF the
several roads, will be powerful fac
tor In the immediate development OF
the latent resources of the state. Idaho
has more interior country not vet
opened by proper transportation facili-
ties than any other state In the Union.
This interior country has rich resource
es which will be exploited ~ soon a.
the railroads have opened up the coun-
try. The growth Of wealth In the state
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-24

The attempt made by the Evening
Capital News Of Boise and others 10.
involve the administration in some sqet
Of a deal with the timber syndicates
falls fiat when measured up with the
facts. AZ 10 shown In the interview
published from Mr.. Munson that the
sale OF state lands and the sale OF tim-s
Der a. conducted by the present adj
ministration win bear all the lime light
OF comparison that the democrats care
to throw upon It.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-24
THE WEATHER.

8 Lewiston. Idaho. March 34.-Fore-
east FOR eastern Warrington and
northern Idaho: Showers tonight and
Sunday.
Following data recorded at the local
United States weather bureau Office
up to noon: Il.
Maximum temperature 81. minimum
Temperature IS. mean temperature 50,
precipitation 80.
L. N. DEFY. r..
OFFICIAL In Charge.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-24

thus add materially TO tho possibilities
OF this region.
with the advancement which win
naturally fallow the advent Of rail-
roads into this rich belt will come rapid
growth In. other lines. Towns will
spring up. homes will be made. public
improvements take place. highways
win be constructed, manufacturing with
come and following this = steady and
substantial growth In wealth and pops
ulation OF the entire country contigu-
GUS and tributary to Lewiston.
Indeed. 1t would be difficult to con-
ceive Of spot in all this great west
that IL 30 happily situated as ID the city
Of Lewiston-at the practical head Of
an open river to the sea: with railroad
branches being constructed out in
many directions. to gather In the pro-
ducts of the mines. the mills. forests.
factories and the farms: with its unex-
celled and almost unlimited rich fruit
thousands OF dollars annually, and
capable Of yielding millions: with It's
highly productive grain fields, giving
yearly the highest averages per acre Of
any land in the world; its wonderful
wealth of livestock yearly increasing
in grade and value: its yet untouched
and matchless forests. awaiting the
sound OF the woodman's axe and saw
and lastly with a people Of unbound
ed and answering faith In the future
greatness of the country, ever ready
and willing to assist In every good and
legitimate enterprise. It stands upon
the eve Of substantial and rapid
growth that will place 1t In the fore
most ranks of the cities Of the north
west.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-24
REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs
IN CITY AND COUNTY
Reported BY the Commercial Trust Co.
Of Lewiston.

" o~SS-Tsss - 49, ~ e
e. A. Dresses ct ux to H. b. Ores
ser. LOT 8. block 20. Thompson's Add.
lewiston; consideration 80.
Standard Oil Co. to Continental Oil
Co., plat Of ground in lot l. block 10.
lewiston: consideration $500.
Timber Co, W IL sw IA. ne Ia sw
Ia se Ia NV Ia 34-ss-7 e; conside-
ration $3.50.
Samuel ]. Prince ct ux to Clear
water Timber Co.. se Ia 33-ss-7 e.:
consideration 1eeo.
Minnie v. Niles ct mar to Clearwater
Timber Co.. IL - Ia ls-ss-7 r.:
consideration 36oe. +
John @. Rehberg et ux to Clearwater
Timber Co. : IL nv Ia. Ia ne Ia
3s-ss-7 r; consideration $3.50. 81
paeene.
U. q. to William A. Craig. ne Ia
4-se-t w. ss9
olll o. oale.
Noel Gray to Felt Mercantile Co..
horses and implements; ccnsideration
s13g.
(By the Commsrciai Trust CAL
-A1arsh -. T =
Mary y Hurry to First National
Bank, Lewiston: lot II and ia ~
II. block =, Yantis Add. Iewi66ont
confederation olB0o.
A. J. ehowalter to Frank Rainytlla
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