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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-02

under Alexander III and his successor
the present Emperor until the death of
NO Minister of The Interior Won PhIeya
ID 1905.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-02

A few doses OF this remedy will in
variably cure an ordinary attack OF
diarrhma.
II can always be depended upon,
even In the more severe attacks OF
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
tits equally successful for summer
diarrhma and cholera infantum In
children, and is the means Of saving
the lives Of many children each year
When reduced with water and
sweetened il Is pleasant to take.
Every man Of 10 family should keep
this remedy iii his home, Buyitnew,
PRICE 25c. LARGE SIZE, SOC.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-02
TRANSPORTATION.
cAMApIAN PAcIFIc

W v % = 81 6tuO Uf t10 AuaUuC
Our express steamers, aEmpress Of
Britain and express Of Ireland" (i4,-
500 tons) sail from Quebec to Liverpool
in ak days; two days on the Majestic
st. Lawrence and only four days at
sea. They possess every known device
to ensure safety, speed, comfort, and
luxury.
JAMES FiNLEYsoN,
Agent, Astoria, Oregon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-02
veastabIss.

cabbago--Pound, s@sMc; cauii-
flower. 7Sc0si per dozen; parsley, asc
per dozen; hothouae lettuce. % per
Apx, head. 400 dozen; spinach, per box
IsB: artichokes, 7so@si per dozen;
,,ka peas. &c; telephone peas. ioe
oIsra. si.7s: tomatoes, Mexican,
.sOGa7S, Florida. sa@tSo; OREGON
HUBBARD. s@4c; cucumbors. sa0s-so
viozon; eggplant $50 ID; Cuban pep
uers, 50 crate: asparagus. si.7S boz.
Potatoes -Facy. 90 per cwt.
onions--ascs0ta.
Turnips--Per sack, 20; carrots, ss.as
sack; bcets. sa.250sSo; hcrseradish.
s@sc per pound.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-02
wHoLGsALE PRlcEs.

rho following are quotations ruling
In Portland a. reported BY jobters IN
shs various lines,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-06-02
Astoria s Columbia River r. r. Co.

Trains marked daily
CoNNECTIoNs-At Portland with transcontnental
Gob with
San Francisco Tmock Railway
Through tickets points East Europe
further particulars apply to.
J. MCGUIRE R. H. JENKINS
Superintendent Astoria Or Passgr.
Astoria
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

atros de fondo, con Tin martillo anexo
utambien de maderas del pals, techa-
ado de zinc, de catorce metros de lar
pgo, por cuatro y medic de fondo, Gu
oya casa esta dedicada a vivienda, Gu
uyas colindancias son como sigue: por
ael rfente con Ia calle del Colnercio,
Opor el Norte con ot1a casa del ldemau-
.dado, por el Este con Melchor Gar
pcia, y por el Oeste con otra casa de
Manuel Mellado',
aUna casa de maderas del pals,
utechada de zinc, situada en- la calle de
dos Dolores, que mide siete y medic
ainetros de largo PR diez metros de
pancho, destinada a vivienda, en- Ii.
antics por el Norte con la calle de Do
ulores, Sud, con la casa descrita ante
uriormente, Este, con casa de AvalC
Sanchez, y por el Oeste con otra ca
$50 de Jesds Rivera, y cuyos biene'
radican en- el pueblo de Rio Grande
zen este distrito Judicialn.
La venta Sc llevara a efecto e.
mi o6cina, sta en- el edifcio de est
Corte, el dia I'll de octubre de 1907,
las dos de la tarde, drbiendo hacel
Sc las posturas en- moueda american;
: y al contado. Dado en- San Juan, /
: R. septiembre 80 de l9o7.-JoSS Ii
Y 6yad0r, marshall del Distrito de Sa
: Iuafl,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
Constantine ! !abi' vI||e!s'
CONSCIOUSNESS

78 Broad st. New Yo,k +. U. A.
Direction por cable: SABASZINO
Sc encargan de agenciar toda ella
De de comisiones, de la venta de pro
ductor como cafe, cueros, caucho &, y
de la compra y despacho de toda clast
de mercancfas. Atienden con espeeia.
lidad el despacho de encomiendas po,
correo.
Sc hacen cargo de acudiencia d.
'ovenes estudiantes y en- relaci6n con
este ramo sumunistrAu toda clase d.
'atos y catalogt~.
C0misfonss NAdfcaS.
PNntaaiidad. Esmey0 y rdGi6es.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
SAL !UAI De PllcEME!

Los j6venes y seforitas que
aspiran al Certificate de maestro
y al Diploma de Octave grado de-
berian mat1icularse en- la escuela
nocturna, que, bajo la direction
del reputado professor don Carlos
V. Urrutia, Sc ha alberto en- esta
ciudad, en- uho de los salones de la
Escuela Lincoln. 1915.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

Corte de Distrito del Distrito Judicial
de San Juan, P. R. Ofcina del
Marshall
Estados Unidts dc America. SIS. FL
Fresidente de los E tados Unidos.
Seccion "a.
lego Roman y .siaz VS.. Rafael Co.
rrea y otros. semandados.
EJEcucIoN DE sENTENc1A
70, Jose Labrador Viiials, mar
shall de la Corte de Distrito del Dis
trito Judicial de San Juan, P. R. ha-
go saber: que habiendo sentencia a
favor del demandante, y habiendose
lit rado orden de ejecucion por ell Sc
cretario de esta Corte De Distrito, en-
el pleito seguido por don Diego Ro-
man y Diaz, contra Rafael Correa y
otros, eu virtud de la sentencia con.
denando a los dtmandados al pago dc
dos mil trescitntos cincuenta dollars
de capital, mas veinte y cinco dollar;
para costas, y las que Sc originen; J
no habiendo sido satisfechas dicha'
sumas por los demandados, Sc sacaral
a p1blica subasta los bienes embargo
dos que Sc describen como tiguen;
aUna casa construida con made
nas del pals, techada de zinc, radics
ida en- la calle del Comercio, de diez
Uocho metres de frente, por siete mi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

BaEn esta inprenta Sc nece
stan buenos vendedores para Il
p ri6dico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17

Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombasy
accessories Centrales, :. Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanita, Bayam6n, PlaEuela, Barceloneta,
San Vicente, Vegs. .Bais, ProEdencia, Pat.
las, Nmesdita, YGbueoaS Busna VISTA Ca
rotasl z
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
vermlfugo Picorne|

preparation de acvas para expulsion las
ombs Una see expmentos ccos h anconado bondad
pea de prepado Ri Vemugo del Lcdo Pcorne tehala de
las pincpaes m de sla Dep6sto general Farmacia
Pcornel de E. Marchese.-Laes Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
hePoI|nRGoGeneId Telephone Go.
SER VICTO TRLEFONICO
LOCAL Y DE LARGA DIsTANCIA.

En- San Juan Carolina Ro-pelras, Bayan6n Toabaja We.
sabaja, Manad Baceoneta Aecbo. Hay mensaeos
puebos para busear las personals quene de habia
que epgan eleono.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-10-17
COntrastas de !actOas eOmp!stas ncNendo los edRcos

Para trapichesy desmenmadoraaaCeL,
tral GuAnlca, San Vicente, Juanitas
Camhalache, Resolution Buenavista
Para Calsntsdores', afly stss
Ell AIrOltI
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
A LAND FRAUD CONVICTION
H. C. Wyatt Used Old Soldiers
for Profit in the Rosebud
Reservation.

Kansas City, Dec. 81 "A jury In
the federal court yesterday afternoon
found Fl. C. Wyatt Of Lawton, Ok
guilty OF conspiracy TO deiraud tht
the government OF land In the Rose
bud reservation In South Dakota
The extreme penalty is two years ir
prison and fine of $4,000 or both
Judge Mcpherson deferred sentence
until today.
Wyatt and B. F. Jeter and Cervan
us Vantrees OF Butler, were Indicted
last spring, and Jeter and Vsntree-
Immediately pleaded guilty. The
finding was that they had induced
old soldiers to enter homesteads on
the reservation lands and Wyatt and
the Others then sold the relinquish.
merits for from 800 to 5000. They
had disposed Of several quarter Sec
tions before the government agents
arrested them.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
Meeting Bates Co. Med. Society

The Bates County Medical Society
met In the parlors Of the Pencil
Hotel, In Butler on last Thursday,
December 19th. A good attendance
is reported and the splendid pro-
gram prepared by Secretary. DR.. E.
N. Chastain was carried out. 1t was
decided to hold monthly meetings
hereafter instead Of quarterly as
heretofore.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Pres't., DR.. T. F. Lockwood, But.
Ter.
Vice Pres't., DR.. Maude R. Agniel,
Rich Hill.
I'd Vice Pfes't DR.. Rhodes, Foster.
Sec'y and Treasurer, DR.. E. N.
Cbastsin, Butler.
DR.. Rhodes was appointed dt legate
to next meeting OF Missouri State
Medical Society, to be held In Spring
field, Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
OF Interest to the Farm Boy

The farm hoy is ut last coming In
for his share OF attention by those
who are Interested In the future agri.
culture OF the State. Az the annual
Farmers Work" me, tinvs which
will be held at Columbia, January
7th 30 18th, and ut which the Corn
Growers of the State, the Livestock
Breeders and the d ,irymen held
their meetings, special series OF en-
tertsinments has been arranged Tor
the farm boys, large number OF
whom are expected to come wish
their fathers or friends.
This special entertainments Is In
the nature OF a Short Course In Agri-
culture and will include practice In
corn judging and scoring, stock
Judging, aud dairy work. The plan
Is to place the boys In Charge a. com
petent instructors on those subjects,
and to fill the four days Of the course,
January 18th TO Josh. full Of those
things that are OF most interest and
help to the boy who is to he a farm
er. All boys under sixteen years 81
age are invited TO attend The older
boys will lind as much to interest
them in the regular program oil
Farmers Work" There are nc
fees, no special requirements. AL
are welcome.
The State Corn Show which will be
held at the same time IL the largest
west Of the Mississippi River and q
special feature this year is a Boys
Corn Growing Contest In which corr
grown by several hundred OF thest
contestants will compete for prizes
The boys of Missouri will therefor'
have a large shore OF the attention
at Farmers Week" this year.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
GUILTY OF SEDUCTION.
Lewis Bell Given Five Months
in County Jail and Fined
$500.

Circuit court convened last Thurs.
day, pursuant to adjournment, and
took up the case of the State We.
Lewis Bell. This is a case from New
Home township, In which the defend
ant is charged with the seduction OF
Ada Miller, neighbor girl, daugh
ter OF Rev. W. b. Miller. A child
was born OF the alleged relations
and was in evidence at the trial. A
jury was secured from the regular
October panel, The taking Of evil
dence consumed the balance OF the
week up to late Saturday evening.
About seventy.fiye witnesses testifi.
ed. The principal fight was waged
around the introduction OF a twenty.
two page letter by the defense, claim
ed to have been written by Miss Mil.
er to the defendant after she realizsd
her condition. The prosecution en-
deavored TO prevent the introduc'
tion OF the letter on the theory that
1t was a forgery The prosecution
offered to Introduce q letter alleged
TO have been written by Lewis Bell
To Miss Miller IN which an offer was
made to settle the matter on finan.
cial basis. The court finally admit.
ted both letters. The bulk OF the
evidence is unfit for publication
Prosecuting Attorney ", b. Dawson
was assisted by Sllvers & Son. The
defense was conducted by Judge
Templeton and W. O. Jackson. The
lawyers addressed the jury on Mon
day In the following order: Elmer
Silvers, Judge Templeton, 7. ". Sill
vers, W. 0. Jackson, ". b. Dawson
closing for the state. All made ex
ceptional strong speeches The cast
was given to the jury about 4 O'Clock
A verdict WAS returned about II
O'Clock the same evening, OF guilty
and the jury fixed the punishment a
five months in the county jail and tc
pay a fine Ct $500 and all the costs.
Judge Denton on Tuesday morn
ing accepted the judgment oitheIur.
and sentenced Lewis Bell accord
ingly.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
Don't Like the Primary Law.

But with primary law all these
things are done away with. There
will be no delegates elected at the
county precincts, no conventions, no
meetings, no gatherings. There will
be no need OF county, senatorial,
congressional, judicial or state COM
mittees, and these will, In due time,
cease to exist. The old time polisi.
cal interest and enthusiasm preced.
ing elections will be a thing OF the
past. You, as a citizen, will be ex'
pected to come out and vote at a
primary for men you have neverseen
and know little about. This thing
will continue few years, and there
being no enthusiasm aud nothing to
call for 1t the country people and
those who vote at small towns will
soon lose interest and will not care
enough to come out and vote. Ii
will not affect the cities so much, as
the votes there are easier handled
and can be gotten out at short no
lice. The country districts will LOSE
out, while the cities OF st. Joseph
Kansas City and St. Louis will domi
nate.-Platte City Landmark Dem.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
william Joel Stone.

Since the converting OF the preset t
congress, the press dispatches which
emenste from Washington have had
much to say concerning the growing
power OF Senator Stone at the Ma
tional capital. That the brilliant
Missourian will loom up as one OF
the most commanding figures In the
United States Senate this winter is q
forgone conclusion and that he will
have much TO do with mapping out
Democratic policies is qually certain
That this recognition from his col
leagues should come during his first
term in that august body Is a great
compliment TO this keen-wittad Mis-
sourian who is beyond doubt One OF
the sblest and most resource
full Democrats in the Nation
today. Profoundly learned in
the history and principles OF his
party, fearless TO the point of posi-
tive daring and lover OF fight
where no odds are asked or given,
thoroughly schooled in the great
game of politics and as cool ss
cucumber, be is equipped as no 9th
or Democrat In the senate to play
the Democratic end OF the big politi
cal chess game which Is now In prog.
ress in Washington.
1t is also rumored In the dispatch.
es shat Bryan has asked Stone to be-
come chairman OF the National Com
mittee in the event he becomes the
Presidential nominee, and while this
is fine work OF confidence from the
great Nebrasksn who is exceedingly
particular about the kind OF mer
who are associated with him, YET
Stones canvas for re election to thu
Senate will preclude him from serv
his party in this capscity-notwith
standing the fact that It will be hare
to find another Democrat so well-fit
ted to plan and wage the Presiden
tial campaign as the Missouri Sena
tor.
For years the brilliant senatorial
career Of Vest, Missouri's "Littlt
Giant" was the pride OF every Mis-
sourian. That bis toga has Taller
upon shoulders able to maintain
that celebrity is becoming more ant
more apparent.-Columbia States
man.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
TO HELP MISSOURrS ROADS.
The Government Willing to Send
Experts to the State.

Washington, Dec. % Logan W.
Page, director OF public roads OF the
Agricultural department, hasinform-
ed Senator Stone shat the public
roads division contemplates model
road building In Missouri. MIR, Page
said that he was willing to send n
party OF engineers and experts and a
complete outfit OF machinery to Mis-.
souri, for an entire season.
The public roads division has been
conducting experimentsinro road build
ing In various states, notably Missis-
sippi, Massachusetts. Minnesota and
California, Little heretofore has
been done In Missouri, Road build.
trs soon will furnish a section OF ex-
perimental road construction near
Sedalia, paid for by the state. This
work has been done under she direc,
ton OF the state highway engineer.
Government work has been done near
Columbia, and 1t is now purposed to
conduct experimental work near
Maryville, In the vicinity OF the new
state normal.
Mr.. Page has asked Senator Stone
to confer with him upon his return
from Missouri after the holidays and
suggests that an itinerary be made
up after communicating with the
state highway engineer, on lectures
and demonstrations oipracticalroad
building at various Missouri points
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
$4,000 SIander Suit Dismissed

The $15, 900 Islander suit brought
by l B. Whistler against John W.
Barnhart, In our circuit court, has
been dismissed by the plaintiff at his
own costs. The suit was based on q
report alleged to have been circulat-
ed by Barnhart, In which Whistler
was accused of having stolen lumber
from a church, at bis old home In
Iowa, where both the principals for.
merly lived. A number OF deposi
lions had been taken here and In
Iowa, when Whistler announced bis
intention Of Diminishing the suit,
which was accordingly done. Silvers
& Dawson represented the plaintiff,
while Silvers & Son appeared for
Barnhart.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
FRIENDS OF FOLK
URGE CLARK TO RUN.
Missouri Congressman Does Not
Look FavorabIy Upon Guber-
material Boom.
pecisl to ST. Louis Republic.

special 10 ST. Louis Republic.
Washington, Dec. % Friends OF
Champ Clark in Missouri, who are
known 80 be OF the Folk following,
have been urging Mr.. Clark repeated
~ in the last six weeks So run for
Governor. Theseimportunlngs have
reached MIR Clark in the shape of let
tiers, kilograms and long. distance
telephone conversations. Messenger
boys hearing their yellow,hack en-,
v-lopes have been waking the lark
family at ali hours oi the night with
kilograms Ct this tenor,
! MIR. Clark'H responses, The Repub.
, lie correspondent Is informed, uni.
fornly have been adverse TO the
proposition Mr. Clark appreciates
the honor thus put upon him by bio
iriends, and Is deeply gretitied by the
! favorable comments in tie ncwsps-
pors of the state, witch have been
based upon the mere suggestion Of
his name.
At the same time Mr. Clark holds
an enviAblo position In the House Ot
representatives, and one which is
very dear to him. He has high
standing on both sides OF the House.
He now is the ranking Democratic
member on the Committee on Ways
and Means, the committee which
handles all tariff legislation, and the
tariff Is the subject above all Others
In which MIR. Clark is considered an
authority.
In the coming revision OF the tariff,
which In all probability, will be un.
dertaken by this Congress In she SEES.
sion Immediately after the election
Mr.. Clark will take leading part.
Also, be is In line for the leadership
Of the Democrats or for the speaker
! ship OF the Sixty-frst Congress,
/ should the House so Democratic
next year,
; A position such rs MIR. Clark has In
the House Is one that Is built up up
on years OF effort and experience.
and may not be abandoned withous
due consideration. His pleasure and
, his abilities-as he gees it-are In the
line OF national ststecrait and ma
tionsl honors. The Republic cor.
respondent, therefore, lie able to state
J upon authority that Mr.. Clark de-
} sires to be permitted TO remain In
bis present position.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
A Wildcat Killed in Vernon Co,

Nevada Mail.
Floyd Gallon, Charlie and Frank
Presley captured big wild cat
Thursday near the Cation bridge.
For a number OF years reports have
been heard about a big coon which
no dogs had ever been able to kill, so
the young men thought they would
show what fine dogs they had and
started after the coon which proved
to be an immense wild cat. The cat
put up a great fight and was getting
the best OF the dogs when one OF the
young men used club effectively,
and Mr.. Wildcat passed over the
river to the happy hunting grounds.
The wild cat measured over five feet
and was quite old.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
man.
Adrian Notes.

From the Journal.
The Journal starts upon Its 3Oth
year this week.
Mrs. Richard PulliaT Is quite seri-
ously III, her condition being such as
to alarm her friends.
John Woodson. who lives on the
Broaddus farm, two miles east OF Al
tons, lost his barn and contents by
flre Sunday night. The contents
consisted OF four horses, harness and
several hundred bushels OF corn.
The fife is said to be Of incendiary
origin, and It is great pity that the
guilty party escaped.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
Southwest Summit.

A fine snow OF eight inches fell last
evening. We think there will be
enough water for all now.
Xmas will be q very quiet one this
year, as no doings OF any kind can
We hear OF.
Homer Bartlett's little boy lsquite
sick wish chickenpox, though better
ct last reports.
US. Ison has been shredding hit
corn fodder.
Butchering has been the order the
past week.
". 81. Deweese's house burned tC
the ground last Thursday about
noon together with all It's contents
said TO have caught from detective
Hus. None Of the family were al
homo except Mrs. D., and the roo
~ ready to fell In before any ont
geovered 1t.
Mss nens Bailey is spending thu
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
M. G. d. Bailey. :.
Ihs item about John Beckhan
!. VA rented his farm was q mistake o.
- typesstter, and should read @hai
I 1gnodeled his barn."
Afs. A. D. Brixner and son have
one 70 Kansas City to spend tht
ol3dnys. Z x.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1907-12-26
Real Estate Transfers.
WARRANTY DEEDS

20 West Point s.
BIN Hind to H H Benjamin $50 a
sec q Homer $500.
B NJ Hind to H II Benjamin 40 a
sec q Homer 81.
WO Maupin to Jas F Wolf 40 a
re 30 Spruce S1400.
wv Maxey to j Il Stone tract sec
30 Deer Greek 5000.
VS. Rodgers to W S Berkbile 80 a
sec 2s Spruce $4,000.
W0 Maupin to W S Rodgers 3S a
sea 26 Spruce S1050,
W0 Maupin to W S Rodgers 81 a
see 35 Spruce $1,000.
Vim Meyer TO " E Bailey 40 sec
% Hudson $500.
RH Wheeler to RI Booth 40 a sec
% Rockville 800.
A A Woliord to Harriet / Smith
200 a sec 10 4 % East Boone $11,-
900.
wv Crowder TO ] + Crowder 80 a
see II Mound 81.
W E Tunin to r H Rowland 40 q
sec 30 Elkhart $1400.
WI Lawson to Isaac Thompson
tract sec II Usage $3.50.
John Gernado TO Robt H Boots -
a sec 6 Walnut 81.
Thos Hart to Mathew Mccall lots
l TO 4 blk Ill lots /, 2 & 3 blk 12l
Foster 800.
John Raumaker to Esther Valdez
80 a sec 8 Homer $4,000.
Mary f Orear to Frank Allen 20 6
sec 81 Summit $3.50.
chss b Huston toe A Chamber
100 see II Mt Pleasant $4,000.
Frank Allen to Mamie Beckham 2:
Il sec 81 Summit $500.
John f Kamerer 80 c r Duncan
100 a see IA Usage $1,000.
John Burrows to VIM J Lawson
ct al lot 7 blk 6 WINS ad Rich Hi
5000,
| J X Martin to Lee A Lewis trac
sec % Usage $4,000.
B G Mains to " c McHeffey S0t
sec 16 Mt Pleasant $4601.
BIG Mains TO NJ c Garrard jr trac
sec % Mt Pleasant $3.50.
NC Garrsrd ir TO Faye T Main
tract sec % Mt Pleasant $3.50.
Land Chattle Co to " H Wagne
| jr 100 sec 5 Mound $15.
FM Steele to It J Mock $50 a Sc
% & % Hudson 81.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
Laura NJ Faust to Danl Hankin
lot 5 & 6 blk 100 r Hill 81.