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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-05
CORN SHOW AND
SCHOOL FAIR
OCT, 16,17,1S
CHARLTON WILL HAVE SPLENDID
FALL EXHIBIT - PROFESSORS
FROM AMEs TO
LECTURE.

Chariton.-A big corn show and
school fair Will be held in the court
house in Charlton on October l6, II
and Is. Three professors will be
present from the Ames college to Judge
the exhibits. and deliver lectures and
q lecture on Education Does 1t Pay?"
will be delivered by Prof. Bell, Of the
Commercial college at this place.
Gov. cumnins oSpeak at Russell.
Russell will hold farm festival on
Thursday and Friday of next week.
There will be athletic contests, ex11i-
billions of fruit, grain, fine stock, etc.
baseball games and races. ON Friday
afternoon Gov Gummins will speak.
a good time Is expected and all are
invited to be present.
Lucas Short Horn Breeders Meet.
The third annual show of the Lu-
cas- County Short Horn 3reeders' as
ISOLATION was held In this city yester-
day and the sale is taking place to-
day. Twenty-O one members Of the as
ISOLATION have contributed to the sale
and about one hundred fine speci-
mems have been on exhibition. Prof.
Wentworth of Afnes college, is tho
Judge. -.
Other News Of Interest.
The Lyric Glee club will open the
Union lecture course In Charlton next
Monday evening.
Miss Frances Blanchard will open
an art studio In the new Smyth build
Ing next week.
The rainfall for September amounted
to .2.07 inches. and In some localities
q hail storm did much damage on the
evening of the 7th. Corn made rapid
advancement during the month. The
freeze on the 25th injured the quality
OK corn somewhat on the low lands and
on late planted fields. The tempera-
ture for the month was above normal
and ranged from 80 degrees above on
the LIST to 81 above on the 25th There
We're twenty-one clear days, 8 cloudy
and partly cloudy. This report was
submitted by G. C. Burr, observer.
Eight hundred young blaols bass
Were sent here a few days ago from
Lacrosse, Wis, by the government
and have been placed In the railroad
reservoir. Only FIVE died on the way.
All are fine specimens and some are
four inches long. Thew must be LEI
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STATEN ISLAND TENNI>.
Mis- vsn BricseU md Miss Donald win n
RichmsDd County Country club.

IL was a gala swn tennis day, with a victory
Tor Miss Won Briesen and one for Miss nonsld
yesterday on the turf courts OF the Richmond
CountyC Country Club. The final of the nsr's
handicap Was also on the tapis and rfsIlted
The women. matcb. Ma weys rho M ,,s. Of
the days sport. The nine point winners OF
the season were eligible, and as Miss Donald
finished up the last of the handicaps with g
win In which she defeated Mrs. Simons s-3
50 and 7-5. she led In the point scortns
With 9 total Of The others IN order we're
Mis: Won B-iesen. ]: Miss Lea, .: Mrs Tear'
.; Mrs. Pouch. s; Mrs simons, = Mi JOIN.
AZ Misc johnson Withdrew from the cgp CON
test the other eight we're dra wn,
Maes Won briegen. plus %. and Miss jenkins
plus 30. came through 70 the fnal and met
IN Q rafting three set match. The match
vac Q severe and gruelNing one even FOR ne
cool DAY. as the games were prolonged, Mes
Won brtesen winning at 10, TO and So
Handicap Singles; semi nnsl rourd
defeated Miss Won Ericsson plus 30. 80, SIS
stnsl Hoyna Miss Donald defeated Mrs S''''n'
sl Is%,s., p,s SrP . ssg.ss,o r Ss Pound N %.' Il, ' 30
Default; Ma Lea. plus IS. defeated Mn Wullamh
rSusni minrs -. 10: Is. MIS-. yenslns Pts
dsi.uis; Nm. Simons. plus 20. defeated Miss pJrald'
..seGi,as.i Rosnd-Mss Won prle,-n defeated
M: Z. 3 default Miss jenkins defe''et Ne
Final and Cup Round Miss Won Rr's'o' 80
fessed Miss Jenkins Ia
wardea. minus half Is. defeated n " "'A'
llicrs ", III. -. 30 Sc. 6 =
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uHCtI'S aAuCao on PASN
WsssaesRs sesMs sWst ssss
~ NeN 0setUe

vswsres 0psss SuaaUDpn ~ N.asnpeO
WsssraWO - eUsssWs~.s apsss ~
S~hs saaeWo -SpWWs sAs's asVuss
-ssss 80 - sAaoeR -ssaeuesss.
. Widsssns rncis. Q, the abersl odds
~ 2 to : sceeeA o spvead~sis victory IN
'hs Ranch" 10 psss ssshes. for tvo-y ~ss-
ODDS -s fnrlcnss ssssisAsa esy o. n.,rrcn'
Psrk Yesterday. Uncle vNn IN bisnh~~s
this time. and sth Nsisr no he s,mply
made q shos ~ the oshevs nom star, 10
nu'sh, winning In . ronp w hslf . dosen
lengths In "a zee . hard drivs FOR the
place. rsl-sda. Z so .. bAttns lin 0~6ney,
= In .. . head. The latter YES inserf~sed
~ith by Alfred Noble. 5 TO .. Cor . greater
par, II the distance. The issses vas en- sdded
starter. hut quit o. the last furioas pole. an
ishins q head nut u the mceey.
e. H. Elison's rsmscso. ~ TO 8. seropd
choice. showed tho way from the raising u
the barrier IN Tho hsndicsp. 81 o mite and
three-sixteenshs and won - he pleased by
three lengths from Csirnsorm. . 10 8 favorite.
who had two Lengths over wribourns. . "
The latter heat Perseverance. 10 10 q. . head.
The timo was I Ss.
John sanford won two races Nth DanosrAra
aud F~nltonviIls. II was In the NTH race,
for all ages. q, seven f~urlopsp. that D~noscara.
at : To 4. closed rapidly when she resched
tho head Of the Atretch and outsa ming Earl o.,
stoi. beat him q length and q half IN IS Us.
Earl q. wan under Q hard drive To keep the
place from the Pstchogus Stables Don En-
rtaue. - to s. who was In a series Of pocket.
for nearly hall a mile. Johnnie Blake. Z 10
/, fayorite. who vss almost knocked down
In a Jam soon after the start. ran q swell race
and finished q head out Of tine money.
f~ultonvilie, who went up from 4 to s to even,
was easily the best In the third event. for
maiden two-year-olds. seven tpn ~. lie
ran Bolando, q to 1. on his feet 10 the rush to
the turn and then came home breeding, two
lengths In front of Monpcle. hacked from
20 to 10, who beat Brother Jonathan. 8 70 4,
a nose on the post for place. bolando was
a length back. The time sae 1 81 rs.
Jimmy Lane rece~inR from . TO 5 TO II
20 10, was far and way tne best IN the steeple-
chase. at about three miles. lie went To
the front with thTee-quartcrs 81 a mile to GO
end galloped 70 the wire fifteen lengths 70
the good In sac. !. h. ihomasis Islam.
played from 70 to Is, took the place from
rett. backed down TO 4, unsssted his rider,
Mitchell on the far turn the nrst time around.
W. ". Darden's Lad OF IAngd.n, o to 6.
got a perfect. ride from =. Dugan in the first
race. for maidens at a mile. Inc little Jockey
waited with him while Miller on James X.
Keene'- summer Cloud, , to ?. was dispensing
~ Consta ntis, = 20 4, the carly pacemaker.
and then cut loose at the head OF the stretch.
Lad Of Langden after that tool Summer Clouds
In a DRIVE by three parts of q length
In 80. H.. b. Duryea's RAmrod, 10 to !,
was third. i've lengths back, With the rest
nowhere Three favorites we're victorious.
The attendance was about 10000 as usual.
The summaries:
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DEVELOPING HARVARD OARsNEN
Coach why ID Getting CssdC smblratssa
for the Cemtng Races.

CAMBRIDoK, Oct. Ia. The Harvard varsity
crew has now been rowing every day on the
Charles for over q week. At first the work
was short, but the length Of the paddise has
been gradually extended. and now whenever
the water conditions are favorable the eiSbt
IL taken down into the basin, No attentIon
10 betng devoted by Coach Way to gettins
speed out Of the men. He 10 simply following
out the policy which he has pursued for three
yea,s, namely. the. getting. Of his varsity
combination together a. early as possible
Wrey isa great believer in lots Of practice
together for his men, and he always seIecfs
his best material a. sooon as possible and
devotes his whole attention TO devslopins
them TO the greatest state OF efficiency. To
that end he has chosen three OF the moat
promising men who rowed In the freshmsn
crew last year and is giving. them lots OF
Wyman. who 10 rowing at Ave, sargent AZ
bow, and 4. C.. Bacon at stroke. They ara
showing up well with the varsity vetersns
particularly Bacon. who has more rowins
talent than any. OF his brothers and who n
expected TO make an unusually good stroke
The veterans from the last years crew
who are available are Capt. Richsrdsop
Fish, Lunt. Faulkner and Severance' II
addition to these men there 10 MORAN. Who
rowed on the varsity against Yale and In
England two years ago. but who did not
make the crew last spring, All OF these men
hs We been rowing except Severance and Nah
The, makeup Of the eight during tho last week
has been Sargent bow: q. O.. Bacon. D: FsulE-
ner. .; Morgan. q: Wyman, 8: Lunt. q; Richard-
son, =; Z. Z. Bacon, stroke; Blagden, coz
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wee cod f-svcs.sr sn msss N 'hs shsr,,
80 hole aesi y. ssy f.v Enc Ia q. ~-rsssss~
sss~ championship ~ eve sss~s 70 Cs.rtvy
ciab rh4s vss ne sssss bsss vssy. vssr
fsis ON ire tue, mt tnss sssrs the pssv ere sss
troes svsriy hs'snc~d. IN the s~ss fo,ra
-s's'dsy Vale t.s' Harvard ~ r-lr's u. q
snd rrts-sf"r ~.n fr.m psunsvivsnts %,
rrin's 20 ~ The general sSsrssr ~ pisy
rs- higher than q, snv ~ 'hs rs~ent csilsss
tournsmsnts. No l-~s tina, ,vc matches ne,ns
hslv-i snd ss oards hesns ~ ~ ~ under.
ThssfrN petr In furnished = suspvfs~. Coz
Wilder " harvard finished q no over sbec,t.
'hs intercollegiate champ4on ~ isos. and IN
tbs shesnee ~ " y Clos. Jr. the tttls holder.
. legitimate s,ar 10 the gathering tbho,s
~Hs vild IN directions from tho too. although
tbs l@pssh ~ he Jr,~~- we ~ ,hr ris.:a,
startling order. His nippon ent from Harvard
yes on the top II HE safne. coming home
especially fsst. K-mble went out In 20 and
then led Van vlsnk. Yates player. who puts
With N hand when he feels like 70, by . M
kembis r-tsined the lead TO the end and vas
the only Harvard man To get q count besides
Wilder ~Teinpleton Briggs did ss we'll for
Harvard. for he got q half With Knowles after
the latter had been 5 NJ 90 the eighth. The
great finish Of Briggs. who came hons In ~.
saved his bacon. Partridge earned the frat
count 81 9 for Yale In . runa way match with
W. Fellowe- Morgan, ", HE card equalled
the amateur record for the season at NASSAU.
It was:
cui. $4,000. ...... 4 > = Z 4 AE
In. ...,,. .........S s . A-Ss-Is
Lyon added an equal number Of points by
beating shaw, q son Of the My0pta polo
PLAYER. which l.ft the score 8 points TO 9 in
favor Of Yale with one pair 10 como In. How
land. who had stcpped from the train to the
links as . late arrival. was the man and the
the Chicago boy mede the phenomenal score
for q first appearaSte Of -, IS "a and clinohed
.sle's victory.
Service did ~ and earned q count for Penn
sylvani from Peters. the Princeton captain,
while Vest only hAlyed with PfeiI, who led
him by two holes at the turn In ~. The sum
lnaries:
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Miss Kate Harley Of Fall River and two
Englewood players, Miss Julia X. MiI and
Mrs. LeRerts. tied FOR low score at ~ in the
women's tournament NJ the Essex County
Country Club yesterday. Miss y. 8. Porter
OF Boston, who played very well at Midlothian.
was next, only one stroke away Forty play
ers drove on In the qualifying round. and three
sets of eight will keep on this morning for
cups. The extended course Of $500 yards
greatly pleased ths players.
In the afternoon approaching and putting
contest Miss Helen Darlington OF New Haven
and Miss Mix were tied at =. The New Haven
player won on the play on. 8 20 0. The scores
First Eight. his. JUL. r., MiI, Enelewood. ~.
Ms. s., y Lsnsrss. Ensievood. ~. IL. IL; Miss
Rogers. pisinneid, a. ss~ss: Miss Helsn Darlington.
Nex Haven, 30. O-i0o: Mn. l. W. Csllan. EneI~
wood. W. O-Ios: Mn. ". r.. Morgan. Baitusiol.
second Eight-Mn. r. Mayer. Esscx County.
81, 52-rs; Mis- T.. RosenkTsnx. RIdgewood, 81,
A-iOs; Miss Ruth Mime. Albany. ~. M-i0T; Miss
E. 7. sanford, Esssz County, IS, 5S-itO; Mis- ,.
SchwarEwalder. Baltusrol. IS. 5s--ii0; Mrs. q.
Neidiinger, Montclair, Sc, 5o-iii: Mrs. {. ". Park,
f issn liz &. NIL r,. i. Kinney. Richmond County.
o.. si-ii7: Mu. =. {. !Hnllard. Fairfield, IS. 57-iia:
Mrs. Roger White. New Haven, 20. N-iis; Mrs.
James Crowell. Essex Coutny. "a, s-ily; Mrs. G.
A. woodruff, Forest Hin. IS. 50 -iiA; Miss IA. L.
Harrison. Baltusrol. 81, D-lit. Mn. c. r. Brophy.
Richmond County. 90. se-ii6: Miss X. Van ostrand,
WATERFOWL, 50, o6-if6.
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JACk LEYBURN'y Cur.
FavOrstc Takes PRINCIPAL Mace ~ I~S,ns
ton After lIOs1uw FSvxs Heat.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct. B.-The walnui
Hall Farm cup. made fashionable because
In addition TO Its 5000 value II carries With
II TO the winner a handsome and costly silver
trophy. me gift Of l.. v. HarkIcss. the Nev
York millionaire 4 WAS tho feature town for
decision to-day at the Kentucky Breeders
Association track.
Jack Leybun was the favorite over the
field at odds Of 100 to %. After dropping
the first heat to the down East mare, ClaiJ
Iatue. he came along and won in straight
heats. The best time. 2osh. has only twice
been beaten In the history OF this stake A
collision occurred Ia the final heat Of this
race, W. Mcdonald. driving Genteei H..
being the principal sufferer. Neither driver
nor horse. however, was inju red. but Me-
Donald 3 su'ky was nearly split M into kin
Pacemaker, who got two heats in the 2II
pace, unfinished yesterday, came out snd
won the Anal heats to-day ss he pleased.
while the ?js pace and the 2is, tIot we're
Octoo. both Of which were hot ~fsvortes
In IN betting. The summarizes;
so 49, -AA--, - as -
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TO-DAY's CARD FOR BELMONT.


James R. Keene's Colin will make his last
appearance Of tho season to-day in the Cham
payne Stakes. FOR two-year-olds. seven fur
longs. with Unole and Stamlna 70 beat. For
the New Rochelle Stakes. one mile. Dolly
Spanker. .Grspple and Dreamer will be played,
IN q lightweight handicap at six and Q half
furlongs Sir John johnson. Oraculum and
Chsntnly have chances.
Two-yess-clds viii run In the second race,
y: y. % ns., : : S SsS'i Hsss ri. Alien, I, s.s % Hsaifs' ana
mile. 0rstna Green. Don Creole and Minnie
Adams may 20 we'll. The entries follow:
First nsce-Hiehvcaeht Handicap: sin and n
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Chances Aorsss Country Peer.

With the dual meet With Princeton only q
few weeks away. the prospects Of the CoIumbaa
cross-country team are very poor and seem to
DO getting worse every day. b. Sanders, the
captain Of the team. while winning At Travers
Islsnd on Monday afternoon. tripped and fell
on . piece Of glass, which made an ugly cut on
his knee. The Injury will keep Sanders from
running for several weeka. and IL IL doubtful
II he Will be able TO run In the ntercollenate
who was also out for cross-country has given
up rupning by order Of his phyadan. or
the other members g. Iast years team who
'dtetance. but Kennedy and Montgomery are
doing good work. The Pnpceton- Columbia
called Oh pscssss tss2s ~ NC SsaousH frSs s.
mon at Columbi . In training 70 form q toam.
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Hockey and Lscresse Manager ssr Cs,um.

&C.. Mackenzie. 90. was elected yesterday
captain Of Coiumha's hocxey team for IN,
coming season. succeeding his brother. q. M.
Mack enyie. who ha. left college. A. tn. Same
time. e.. r. Wnrk, Oa, was elect ed man sycr or
the lacrosse teaw and v G. Stenm.ty rs asst ~
manager.
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So. Is,'.IseI srsad..,
nRn m rEtFplpNt
the lAaoeSI Dealers Is
NEW AND SECOND nAMD
AuTon0olleS r ny WORLD
C. I AT
BELMONT PARK

Trains leave East ssth Street ii.B. 1900 80
i1ID. f2.<O 100. 10 a <D. 400.
Trains In brsehsts run on October !. - and 10
only.
pariof cars on the lin and i34 trains 'ror-
East oeth -. reserved TOR members Of Ihe Tur'
and Fold Club and annual subscribers.
Boxes on sale Waldorf Astoria. Fifth A. euue itoi-l
and at Pinkers0ne. 81 Broadway.
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Good start: won easily; Fuitonytlle, b. O., :, by
Chuctanunds -Pftnoese Monmouth: owned b John
Sanford: trained by ". Hayward, II.
rOUkTn nAcK.
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Good starr son s.slly' rsmses2,,.s B. g., ., BY
by G. p. BrAnier.
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Good start: won easily: Jimmy Lane, Oh. r., aged
BY His Grace Anna Page: owned By q. n. romp-
hns; trained by Mr.. smart.
THIRD RACE,
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New HAVEN. Oct. yis.--In the severe scrfm-
magins to-day Bobby Burcb received q
jured leg. which Will keep him out OF the
gam. several days: After another examining
to q fracture OF the tsndons II. NJ. Wheaton
has developed water on the knee. lie Will
no football for q year ~ least.
CAMANIndE. Oct. iA-Hsrxnrd.a xaraifx
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Oct. iN.Harvsrd's .varsity
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-31
BOARD REMOVES DR.. FOSTER
Proceedings Are Technically in Con-
tempt of Courts Order.
On Advice of Counsel Head Of East
ern state Hospital Is Dismissed.
DIR. Drunk His Successor. =


Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, Jan. 50.-At "a session
Of the general hospital board held in the
senate chamber tonight. resolutions were
adopted removing DIT. l. 5. Foster from
the SUPPLEMENTARY OF the Eastern state
Hospital. al Williamsburg. for neglect Of
his official duties, the removal % 60 into
effect upon the final adjournment OF the
board. and providing for the appointment
of Dr. O. G. Brunk as his successor.
The resignation Of Or. J. NJ. Henderson
was also accepted with the resquest that
he continue 20 discharge the duties Of his
position until his successor shall have
qualified. The resolutions were adopted
by an unanimous vote in each instance,
two members who had not heard all the
evidence being excused from voting In
the matter OF the removal Of DR.. Foster.
Eppa HUnton. jr.. counsel for the board
at the afternoon session advised the
board to proceed without reference to
the courts order Immediately upon
the decision Of the board to accept the
advice Of counsel, Col. Lawless and his
client Or. Foster. left the room hur-
riedly. It is understood that they put
themselves in communication with judge
Tyler by telephone.
The board proceeded technically in con
tempt OF court Hunton addressed the
member az length setting forth reasons
why Or. Foster should be removed. sew
eral speeches We're also made by various
members Of the board
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The salary limit of the Tri-State League
Will probably be raised to $2,000
It is probable that the Hudson River
League viii go out Of business next sea-
son.
The Baltimore team has arranged exhi-
biti0n games for April and 10 with the
HighlandeTs.
George Yeager. the veteran catcher.
who was released by Minneapolis. has
caught on with Des M0ines
George Tebeau says there is no founda-
ton for the report that he is dickering
for the Grand Rapids franchise
Eighteen Athletics have already signed.
When il comes to getting players in line
at small wages Connie Mack has them all
beat.
Despite Don,in's denial it is pretty well
established that Mike set up d howl when
the New York management refused TO
pay mis- Doctors bill
Every club in the American Association
has waivered on Billy CHngman. Of To-
Iedo. Clingman played in Washington
during the Wagner regime.
Frank Norcum. the Washington boy.
has been secured by the Nashville
tSouthern Ieague) club from Augusta
Ga. Norcum started out several years
ago as q pitcher. but he is now an out
fielder.
Mike Lynch. who Is studying law at
Harvard. SAYS that in case he is released
by Pittsburg he will quit the game and
settle down to his profession Lynch will
undoubtedly be given another trial by the
Pirates.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-31
Council Expected to Set Aside
an Improvement Fund.
PLAN CHANGES IN COURT
Expect to Put File Room in Fire
proof COBditiOn-POst f, Travellers
Protective Association, Arranging
for Annual Convention of Virginia
DivisiOn-DanieI Henry Is Dead.
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU,

Corner Of Prince and ROYAL Stree

Corner Of Prince and Royal Streets
Alexandria, Va, Jan 30.-Early action
by the city council is expected on the
resolution appropriating 5000 for making
Improvements TO the corporation court
room and the clerks Office 1t is said
that a report will be made at the next
meeting Of council by the joint commit
tee on finance and general laws, to which
the matter was referred. This commit
tee. after going over the proposition in
some detail, has requested City Engi-
neer Dunn 10 make certain changes in
the plans and TO submit them AT another
meeting 1t is understood that the alter
atoms deemed advisable by the com
mittee viii not affect the general char
acter Of the proposed improvements, and
il is thought that the plaps. as amended,
viii be favorabiy reported TO council.
The resolution provides for placing the
record-room and the clerks Office in
freproof condition, for furnishing metal
files, and for renovating and repairing
the courtroom, the jury-room, and the
other apartments in that section of the
building 1t was offered in response to
a communication from the Alexandria Bar
Association.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 1So-Chsrles 2. Carter e ux. % American
Security and Trust Company. 90 secure the Ma
tiunal safe Deposit. Storage, and Trust Com
Iany S.5o. three years. per cent. semi
annually lot 2
Square s6s-Lavinia H. Eugle to John c. Weldon
and William Buckingham. 10 secure Martha
Fiemer- S,0e, three years, per cent semi
annually. parts lots 2 and g.
square 2l-Jeusla j. Tilghmau ct ux. % Prank
=. Slater and Harry :. Columbus 10 sacus
James Burns. Sl65. one 70 eleven months, pei
cent, lot g.
Square l2o-Sadie J. Herndon TO Judson T. Gull and
Judson T. Gull. jr-. % secure Lena Malnau
$50. three years. Ier cent. semianuually
part II lot .
Square la2 William 2. Feuneu ct TX 70 AlezsBdef
MuncaSter 10 secure Philip T. Christmau. $50
foT months, per cent lot 90.
Square s39-TeTesa A. r. Bardon 70 Richard T.
Paro and Herbert A. GIN. to secure John J.
BTosnan. $50. one year. uer cent, semian.
uuaIly lot 80
Square 235-W Washington T. Nailor CT III. to Gus
Il. Johnson and John G.. Cuttings. % secure
Ralph i. Barnard Ct a.. trustees s. 90. uns
TO two years Per cent. semi-annuaIly, lot p
Meridian Hill-Thomas r. Riley 20 Clarence r.
Rheem and Alexander T. Hensey, % secure
HAIRY T. Jones. Sf7.7o0. three years. per cent
seni-annUally lots 81 10 A. block a.
Meridian HiI-Thomas r. Riley 90 Luther A.
SwaTtzell and Joseph }. Darlington. On secure
Ha1ry T. Jones. Sls7e.l0 one. two. and three
months, per cent. lots 81 20 g. block T. Sams
20 George T. SwartzeH and Alexander T. Hen
sey. 10 secure Harry T. Jones 81 600 on demand
PER cent. semi-annu4lly. lots 8 O. IS. block T.
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per cent ssmtanuually
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RohTback, s. 600, three years 3 pcr cent, semi
annually, lot &C. block p