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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

Only to ind our duty certainly, and
somewhere, somehow, 20 do it faith
fully, makes rs good, strong. happy
and useful men. and. tunes our lives
into some feeble echo Of Tbs life Of
God Phillips Proofs
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Earth Shocks Alarm people.

Platon saxony, OCT. = % Thirty
earthquake snocks were experienced in
tine Xkie+all. region Nv Nednescay.
were accompanied bY thunder-like rev.
lerbf%S tons and the people were greatly
alarmed. There was another severe
snock Thursday. -asr
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

rv,,f, TaIia..os.s...Eiills---e,,r

...TTath.-.is--at--yariaRes-r-.''s h.. tls---e'iF
natures, but not kso5errors and fof "a
very AnspfesreasJn:A Truth REQUIRES us
to recognize ourselves as Balted, but
'seMA sfa aAers as-witl1- thea btlief that
in! one way or another we are subject
to. no bounds at ali. =Goethe. ssh &
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

,o Y'I9 SAT- sinstha front seat OF the car
Sit9I 9lfa .ss 1lIee lef fasss 2 s5f als
sr paidi nay tfsahfl tfafle with 4 dime apll Ilbe
: h;tonduttof said ." Two? .Yondel
which 6f those faea nc thouSh, ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
THE IRON, HORSE IN HfGRIGu147
49, -. -

v n - :
one Of fte most interesting aS wcff
MS ilsst,rt%,it eeonGrlic deAfeiopm6HsqB'
the realm of agriculture in the pasf7
ten years has been the remarkable
utilization of steam. and -S3sQIiue Rlos
tor power n 'the doing Of ,,mlly kinds,
of farm %v6ik.' The old tine horse;
power sweep Wd9,s put 5dt 81 Bushtss
long time ago. More qrcentfy tie
ircn horse has been called into service
to pull "a gang (of from six Ete! aterl
plows, to disk and harrow the land. to
haul heavy 4oadS:4o' hf;iiHiet,. 10 .bdild
good rGads-in every irstattGe RdiSla9uN
ing Il large -numltei- -of-Aorses. The in
PRODUCTION OF gasoline tractors in the
-semiarid portions of tApE west ~ ReHei
wateF5 dfd fneGalrS +tNtF hlerfiarg '44rft '44rtfts' =
gone on at a rapn rate. with the result
that tfitT iIt now firmly established.
having prestahetl ssseIsaeffai giJ Tlfw 7.E-
tually every position si4.. Y.hicAs they
have Beef 1tffed. " fjIfeSfna fnahYGfaa1c.ffGfer,
|. who has. Aee,e an,ihuepr MltbA lii6 OF.
work. is looking fQrward. TO, the- time
/ when from ii half Is 'two-thirds of the
/ horses new engaged dnod6fi0- the Ggi'ia
cultural work of the cguntryT will be
displaced hy oil OF. alcohol traction en-
ginessof varying size aria Sh5fsepo7tef
The twenty horsqppwerot otrastepi cost
| ing $500 is hardly within reach Of
/ the rfariherl Of moderate mearS htf
cbn11ld. 1llts f,p mt f5n thpr~nlarlInt, COST
! ing half this sum- say $1,000, protita,
! Bile use could be found for it on almost
any farm of 500 or more acres. lnr ohe
! could be owned Jointly by, four or, q, ;tiye
neighbors and. used TO do the work of
twelve or1iifteanfllnrses. I'll The Fwli6Ie
trend of industry Is along lifeline sof
1 a displacement of hand work and horse
4 power. ard progress aE6ag' stfei Above
J line would he follnwel With, interests
q
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

Manila, Oct. 21.-Three slight
shocks of earthquake were felt here
Wedn egday T he phen0meha- noW--has
continued at intervals thrppghout
three aaysy9Nsg CANA ase1 Gas Iist Besa
reported.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Z SkekInn a Hapul Medium.

lsWhhf do you intend 70 givelto Puf
campaign fund.-" asked the POLITICAL
tiexpest hts hapdAo decide ,,rIaiiJRered
Mr. Dustin Stax. THE a1nounts znus9'
of cour{e, be big enough tesliel61 etiie
cHdse ahd at the ssaqnes sime r. Small
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Fatal Explosion in Gin.

! 1soHount4 Pleasant, :;Fex! ,ol0ct9i 2f.-+S
James Scale, owner iof a gin near this
place / and two negro employees we're
Instantly killed and four others, ne
groes We're BADLY injured as the re.
sulti Of the explosion Of 4 boiler at
the gin. The explosion followed tne
burning, of water into the heated boil
er, which had been allowed to BECOME
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
Senator Mecrsry's Wife Dead.

Richmond lkys..Noct 24m-Mqrs. Nc. eno
Creary9 wife 5fnBehator James b. az &s'p
McCrearys died al their home HeIsr nA'I
late Thursday nj g6t afteraa long FIJI 'saoa
ness. bng n0IJsja ni Jn9m93nSVtk sin
- = z-7ftfF5t I, ri1rJr- 44'ffssa 10 ssnsssd
His Decisions, lWers All AeceHtsd. ssv1sasb
s'Etfncle jim Hastings umpired1 the nj bsd
game between the Stars, and ,fhe.i vnii
Come, !, rs WHAT. say; how did he: A.s 20.
look when he got trough 20 s1ffsls Oh"
looked an right: Jtncle Jim stands sixi s'"','
feet two and weiehs i240rshi7o11 y1sv on9
9dI a5gE-41r-4--- 4+s4--F--- f9nOoa Df1a .n1tM
Igi9sNews Items from stFsJ RuFsIs IIiSr .s1us
! q Married. at the gpalatal residence ob ,shpim
the groom's-r fatherip-law, olMiss daav4A
Ppyscnie "a Koamln f9lns. snSS nS v1nsld
m the affinity theory. and the groom si3non'
Fix n q deadly advocate Of the un%rftteRa u Ieoc
II law Wa We predietfa long and happy fua n"hliT
are-puak
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
LITTLE GIRL sUIcIDEs..

Left Note Saying Everybody Was
Mean to Her.
!. Chicago, OctyI 22.5T Elsie Lephardt,
twelve years old, committed suicide
at her home here Wednesday,
:, The child leftria.a not nottes 1saaiFg that
Everybody was mean to her, and
fifen turned on tHeI gas i1ifz her room,
A~here--later she Yasofound dead.
M s3GO X s1 L
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
answer That .P.ease4I ulshop.

30 - The late, Biahcp tf0ttcrwas OF tht
mind that Clara Aicrrishwas. the wit
tiest woman on tie stage. For thi:
opinion he gave as reason her greet
inc when he called upon her.at lel
place. The Pines at Riyerlale-opatho
eHudsci.- ssa ssli,i5;.' -
s .Now that you're. here, don't know
~ more what. 10 do with you than
would Il eating gun said sshe,a
Treat me il sne same manner. he
suggested es 3as
.'Fire you. retorted Miss Mor:r
"Never!'' ~ M
rxAD THR KWRAL8
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
i 5.i71;E5laaiL4,I ;E5laa.iL4l3 P:l0WlnGI.ooa5 GIo5"' ,

4 ssJ4E
sssIig4tos W68TTkk9 lh }EE6 Spring sIn isnd ID
Il 1fHpe6vcg seed Beg ''onp.ic '.
HlR9iitfi6 dSf Sffteg fftgfike6S fik96st igati2n has s.
oeenl Caried16 Ii f6Aa68{er4iiil9 tie reIar eI
tive k-sfae rsas sbrifi2sn d4ld fail 3piowihg,
Lha4 tSleapraetice l61{ iaanyz of tetlL west!.'
t ern 4rHsitesytS MISREPRESENTATION tts 7E5sl!
sibleI ef. 8ste,Iiapf tdsbeosebooa in -flte
isfrf AI!eEed saFing2ahst5s@lpit Thfs
Breslgbt iSsSensblsEasb Nsp ecisayG ssfI
Mntih u gl;s9E3esIk sR9Ees2kj64S 6 yRFSsg lssasssshsSQ Q
EggrSe I9dfhs. n dfifs arid rfgt8l, ,9df 9d fhs f9prtFS
it is sditiigq1t to pIoX inld df1lei faq, faq,r,anndd And
some faFfh19r$ l@A1Hep tie. Work Juppttil
hsprng In Cider that 'thd hfand may he
HplowSd14auehi ih6ee aasii} IF tap fhe
isnows1and spriHgI rains. sUnesadtan-
tHgs ln.failI piowansnsahat itlepens u15I
bthegsblaand Admits, theumaisttase from
the. fall.landy spring rainsa aond MiuteHl
SHOWS tmQre easily. .torcGo v9nI .s9i
Its isppEles cases. hoTever,i quite ;a$i
good results are gained from leaving;
the stubble on the ground throughout
I, the GEinter. a long, stp1hle tends to
prevent the snow ffoff bloNfng and
accum ulates considerable, moisture in
bthsd9if. 3Ddr spiud and beet fields are
dug up so much that they do not need
auturAn BfoTfig, 9 aid sqch.I fields Are
hlwaI us III the lb9sfaf1th{fffi the SPRING
/ oRe.distinet aavanf1ge.in f8H pfoWiiig
is thatlitGaciliraesywmtkIi in. tnef springs
/ and tends tos bettarsprepatatiortof tof. the
kseede bed tat that tiqae; 9a0dt 91e ol
| If large areas must7ba ploWed insthe
spring the work is, crpWded and md not
enough attention IS giEen by !, way Of
/ preparing the seed bed. Our springs
| Vary, and 4req1ehtfy it is quite late
beford faffiihg Operations cath : begin.
IT is tliarefofe safdeeideda vantage 10
kAIaxe thelgfodna .pfoR eds fhsthe fan III
order thstiit, naSslIe wSrkedsa dsa1plaapida
| " in ltbai,snrinG niitarthe disks Gaiid
/ harroyso Aspqthsli advantage fon fall
Flowing is that Eaffqrds algood nneAlllts
-of-disp posing 4of the manurefr upr;efr, As sao9FrPtt ao9FrPtt
| as the grain is. cut. and when. it. it's is
stahding in Shock manure may be dis,
1tribdted over the Held. ana as soon as
then farasKFig is Itfone esah can Be- piottwStied
! uhdaf.l lies o. iizfN f,oE' ae9ssu q
+ The precipitatfoffoof stBi stftceeding
J, ,Eaonthss4 beats DOWN .tiier soiiuand $50
tends tends f9 RHina abeiltl dfconsasi*ioni in
the mapngpeP: # the mjalRiure MANI .iSnlsat. and
IpI9,wed III upder 5fr i in stfhhe the spriHgiH fre
\ sqtiently lies IN straw, pup}GJhes and inf
Y te,'fefes with the rise Of moisture
! fateid fsRg oBssaesrvations in many sec
ltiolisi indickta fiat the very best Way
! toJdisbosefofs maht7fe''is to- get it on
/, the stt4-atft it--de~tt-iss-the
,falEg our m5dgrm rracrfUn pfow's ana
|, the. iptlbductiofA d -tlie 'dssk psqNTlFVe
done, lnpch to Simplify fall and winter
! pfpWipa in this country q 1t freqyq qatly
occurs that we have a. good rain or a
iFF6hd snow STORM affer which fhe blowing
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

6 Eilissilleg--ss4isssr 0et-ef.-Ffre
Saturday morning destroyed the plant
of the Ellisville. Lumber company,
Loss 500 ,Ooor Several cars Of Ilum-
Der were also DESTROYED. 9d5 1o aos
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

Two Chicagoi wont u Z i9ANewl tl7oFh
og9nses sagaFo Iar0ghs9dtNcre
planning 1aIo scfiss: ofioaisifs 10 ighe
operaI Ehseedir Their talk ld|df sdIo!NIIiLpcia
di Lainmermoor. "--------------------------
Il don't know where lhe stefs0hf the
opera comes from. said one. "Of
course, 4 know that iituisufrom one Of
the. old Italian romances,. butt 4 am
not familiar with arthss particular
so,rce .., 4.of ..o aanig
J Tel second assumed an air Of SUI
pegiurity: ,s..n n
~Ycal Heed not be ASHAMED Of your
lgnorahc6!g said she. 1T is only by
.haaea shat. know. It's from aAes0Ris
IIFTb.es New York Evening Post
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30

Mary Garden, reigntng prima donna la
House. New, y Yerk, 5 Who viii beginsa seceh
ber, does not deny that she is going to MAJ
Lerantipe settled in Paris, where he is bu
Miss Garden Says She is not quite decided |
to AMERICA to visit her in January.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-10-30
A FAMOUS SINGER WHO MAY BECOME A PRINCESS

t season a. the Manhatttta1n opert ,Ig d,
american enga gemenrt IN NoTeem-s
~ Prince Ma9rodordate, d wealthy
lding a'palace ngarsthe Troeadero
ut, admits thatithepTinee viii come
- ~ ltlloeli.... !. lns y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
identified by His Hands.

That "yeggmcn" should not have
hands Of noticeably delicate conforma-
ton. unless their clothes, too, conform
to the popular idea az TO the vocation
of their possessors. is the moral which
these knights errant may draw from
the conviction of John Stanford In the
United States circuit court, criminal
branch, last Friday. When Mrs. Jen-
nie Noman OF Highland Falls, n. Y,
first met John, who Is known to his
business associates and police art gai-
leries as "Pawtucket john" she did
not say right out, What pretty hands
Won have for a laborer," That was la
her store. where John was buying food
supplies because an all-night dancing
party among the ecolored' folk of the
village compelled himself and three
comrades to go into camp and 10 de
fer for "a hours an attack on the High
land Falls postofice She thought so.
however. and marveled 10 herself how
anybody whose clothes seemed TO In
dictate the constant use OF those hands
should be able TO keep them SO smooth
and white, Forget those hands? New
tFr... said Nh iAS1eHaH- when she was
called to testify, Stanford's lawyer
could not shake her Identification. and
the jury was persuaded that she had
seen the hands before. Had II not
been for this link. n Is likely tnat Stan.
ford would have escaped conviction
for cnmplicity in one OF the most dar.
Ing and most cleverly executed
blows" that the postofIice inspectors
ils-rhis district ever got wind OF.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
BURNS DEF|ES
SUFFRAGETTES
ONLY MEMBER OF BRITISH GOV.
EMINENT ABLE TO FEND
ATTACKS.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE suffragettes
are still Haunting the fiery cross and
striking terror into the futtering
hearts OF tlmorous cabinet ministers.
Each member of the British govern
ment has experienced the fierce invec-
tive of indignant womankind. and all
but one has succumbed to the orator..
cal food. That one was John Burns.
When men with less personality
scrambled from the platform, Honest
John" only squared his shoulders and,
In his megaphonic voice, which could
be heard above the interruptory din.
commanded the female -agitatnrs- to
look at him." Involuntarily they
turned to him. ana The Socialist cab
met minister's magnetism was too
much for the women, strong minded
though they were, and where all his.
colleagues failed. Burns succeeded In
restraining their vehemence.
In the meantime women are slowly
usurping the vocations OF men and are
being appointed registrars OF births.
marriages and deaths, as county conn.
cillors, as booking clerks, ticket clerks
on the railways, and are even church
wardens.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
Real Estate
HOMER WARREN & CO. IN
REMODELED QUARTERS

Homer Warren a Co, the wellknown
real estate dealers, have started the
new year by completely remodeling
their ofices on the second floor OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. with an eye
to greater comfort and convenience.
The new arrangement Is a decid-
ed Improvement over the old and will
conduce to created expedition In the
transaction OF the company's business
All the members of the firm now have
private Offices. Mr.. Warren was the
only one 20 favored, formerly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
TO THE PUBLIC OF MICHIGAN
rue ADVERTISING DENTISTS

OF Detroit. desire to call the attention
OF the public to the reasons why we
give the Best Service obtainable and
at the same time charge a lower price
than the so-called conservative den
fists.
The dentist who does not advertise
will tell his callers that an advertis-
ing dentist Is not what he should be.
Yet in many cases the advertising
dentist OF today was the conservative.
non-advertising dentist Of yesterday.
Alter he had noted how his friends In
other business had profited by adver-
Using he. too. realized how legitimately
he could acquire success by dienified
advertising. Accordingly he took ad-
vantage OF the twentieth century
method OF doing business by letting
his light shine" in the newspaper
columns.
1t hardly seems necessary 10 assert
that the quality Of material used In
nearly every case by the advertising
dentist Is guaranteed. and many OF
these advertising dentists are finan-
cially stronger than the non-advertis-
T ing dentist, =
Many OF the best families in Detroit
are having their work done by adyer'
Using dentists. They are moi paying
double price when they can help II.
| OF course the advertising dentists are
alert in getting after the trade by
quoting prices: so do the dry goods
stores and the churches OF today. In
fact. nearly all lines OF business that
are worth white are widely advertised
| This is example and reason enough
! faf anyone who believes In modern
methods.
There are thousands of objections
offered the public not TO patronize the
advertising dentists, such as poor
I gold. cheap silver. inferior crowns
incompetent workmanship. etc. etc;
1 but these are urged FOR selfish -rea
sons, OF course, by the non-adver
Il Users.
There Is criticism OF newspaper ad
vertising among the professions a
non-ethical. This Is reform that cal
be accomplished by intelligent subst
tuition. Let professional advertiser
raise the standard OF newspaper nc
vertising by taking space in newsps
pers that eliminate questionable put
licity. A newspaper should be 8
strict In its policy that any doctor O
lawyer may with absolute prophet
use its columns. II their skill is ded
Gated TO the relief OF mankind, II
their duty TO let the public kno,
about II. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
GLUCOSE SITUATION UP
TO AGRICULTURE DEPT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.v-Dr. w, n.
Wiley has filed with the secretary OF
agriculture a brief dealing with the
glucose situation. lie which he has
carefully reviewed the whole status
OF the existing problem which Ms up
20 the department. Of agriculture. II
is understood that this brief will be
made part OF the record and Will
be fled along with the minutes of the
recent hearing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
TEXAS ROADS TO FIGHT
LOW PASSENGER RATE

WASHINGTON. Jan. ii.-Teyas
-rEffrusfs declare they are prepared m
Asht- tho enforcement of a IL cent
passenger rate in that state. They
say that careful study OF the prob
lem shows that the roads cannot oper-
ate on this basis. without big loss.
The railroad commission Of Virginia
has consented 10 join North Carolina,
Georgia and Alabama i'm accepting a
reduction to LIZ cents In lieu OF the
2scent rate fixed hy the legislature
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
"SHAKE-UP" BILLED
FOR ATLANTIC FLEET

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA general
shake.up of the officers of the Atlantic
feet Is contemplated upon its arrival
ut San Francisco. but these changes
will not affect the commanding officers.
The changes affect other officers.
whose tours Of duty afioat will expire.
or whose retention on board ship for
longer or shorter periods justifies a
trauafar
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
ttAR Of ttAD Is UPON \
HART IHAW. WHOM h0Htr
CAN no l0hdtp AID
m, ponoTry nv

EOR al That Harry Thaw has DOM
RFf.aef--s4re Fs4tiFAeff - he's
paying the hTff now Life In
auditing. frs accgunt- with fTtpu WITH
bltte pencil and for his foliies and hts
frAiltics, for His feting and hts riot
Ing, and his sins, be Il paying n prtse
that has bfnkrnpted- ifffH IN hratt+r
happiness ana hope, ana left BIN. HITt,
lionaife a. Id ~. az poor aud pitiful
creature as God Z sun shines upon
NJ, r7stter- ~fFrt ==eFfTrefTie Of tire
trial. whether II brings him freedom or
Incarceration behind prison or asylum
,vAfls.-eF death iaelf lng@the long
sfswH-est agony and ssspenss of the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11

good as won. and inasmuch as the
organization Is growing daily
taking ON recruits OF prominence and
experience in politics, there Is st
least some ground for believing that
the bandwagon in this state will be
officially labeled LA Toilette"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
Rank Foolishness.

when attacked by cough or a
cold. or when your throat is sore, Il
is rank foolishness to take any other
medicine than DIR. Kings New Discov.
cry" says c. o. Eldridge, OF Empire.
Ca. ~ have used New Discovery sev-
en- years and know r. rs the best
remedy on. earth for coughs and colds.
Group. and all throat and lung trou.
bles. Ny children are subject to
Group but New Discovery quickly
cures ever attack Known the world
over as the King OF throat and lung
remedies. Sold under guarantee at
Csrznow q Patterson. Gray & worces-
ter and y: G. Kinsel drug stores. Gee
and 3f-00. Trial bottle. 1ec.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
Deficient

@The pen" remarked the student.
els mightier than the sword"
Yes" answered the man who likes
the pomp and trappihgs: but Il
doesn't make near the showing I'm a
reception or a parade Washington
Star - IN r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11

Ing, n $. southern bet Livernois ana
Military; owner. same. 1900.
store. n. e cor. Military and stark
owner, John Oliszkwcz, $1,000.
Home Construction Co. 2-story
frame dwelling, W. s. Goodwin. n. of
Same, ! II STORY frame dwelling. WIS.
Goodwin: bet. Lynn and CaniR; owner,
same; 1850.
frame barn. 5s5 Moran: owner. Lewis
+. Gayewski; 5000.
LeMay a Whelan. 2-story frame
barn, "A. =. Antietam: owner. John
Max weingarten. 2-story frame
dwelling. lss Muliet. owner, same;
c. w. Fen. 2-story frame dweilIns.
Arndt: owner same. s2.100.
Earnest 4. Brown. IN STORY frame
dwelling. SAG Parker: owner. q. A.
Brown; $4,000.
Goodfeiiow Film Mfg. Co, 1-story
galvanized iron and storage shed, 24A
Forest E., owner. same: $3.50.
W. McGraw. two 1-story sheds;
~ sard. o %resord: bet. , Grsnd River and
T. w. Peters, 2-story frame dwelling,
a. =. st. 6frtr7e- bet. Hrrrheyal and JEFF
feson; owner same: $4,000.
ing W. =. DeFir. bet. Kercheval and
Jefferson; owner. Eva L. coweli;
81. ZOO
Nicholas c. wintrich. 2-story brick
dwelling. 2a2-4 Commonwealth. owner.
same; 1850.
Scheel q Hartung, FIVE III story
frame dwellings. 12436 Beard. owner.
George A. Ducharme; S6.2b0.
Same. ~ STORY frame dwelling. Is3
Artillery; owner. same. s1,260
Same, two 2-story frame dwellings,
401-5 Cavalry. owner. same. $4,000.
Same. n story frame dwelling 50,
Parker; owenr. George A. DuCharme;
81, 500.
NJ Mclean, III story frame dwell
Ing. 1925 Sixteenth. owner. G. q.
G. Trombicy, 2-story frame dwelling
e. =. Helen, bet. Hyde and Lambert
owner, David Trombiey: $3.50.
Same. 2-story frame dwelling. w. r.
Casper, bet. Gratiot and Felch: owner
Mrs. G. Cooper: $500.
Same. 1-story frame dwelling. n 8
Theodore and Meldrum and Beaufait;
owner. Mary Campau. $1,000.
Frank Schulz, Jr, 2-etory frame
ven. dwelling. e. .. Robins, bet Gratiot
and Chaplin: owner, same: t2,s00.
Adam Labuhn. a story frame
dwelling. 1214 Van Dyke; owner
same. $1,000.
Clemens Fischer. 2-story brick
dwelling. 9. 3. Pennsylvania, bet. Ker-
chevai and Mason. owner same
same. IN -story frame dwelling. n
.. Palmer, bet. Helen and Boulevard
owner Alfred Posselius. $4,000.
Additions.