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PosroFFlcE WILL CLOSE.

The rostohice will be open only be- .aen the hours If II and l2 on Deco ration Day
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Nuggets Special Servie,.

SEATTLE. May a9-MaIor Rich ards"u. who has returned from Wash iugton, is now ready to begin the work If the Alaska Road Commission for
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TORNADO DESTROYS
 OKLAHOMA CROPS

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Htgh Grade Imported and oomest,. -aaass al the Board oi Irade
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mry has tr,u unable Co discover gam bHng after having investigated thr matter and after having examined officers aHH others With tbr exe=p- lion uf card -aWrs tHc iury has uu evidence C. show that the crime ls hr- ing prHcricgd
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FRESH EGGS AND
 LEMONS COMING

speotal Correspondence 10 the Board
 of Trade
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Blatx Weiner Beer at the Bank.
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FOR SALE

GRAINS for s.tle# ai the Namr Efrn
 cry.
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NATURALIZATION DAY.

Next Monday aiu h,. naturalization day. when some trn applicants uH ne received into the fnld
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~anted-Good saleslady immediate ly. Simson Bros.
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Adultery.

That the crime of adultery Is Leiug committed hy several Is also fhr hr- lief ur tha iurv according tn thu rc- port hut suuirfru .Nidrur, has mot hDnu HddurIhIr.
 Tha s,rNfcrs uf private defgefiv, #- recommended For ths purposes ur aisrpyrrtue rhs-e 0he practice fh" eH#HHtt.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best.
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Hooteh Peddling a Felony.

Hooteh Peddling a Felony.
 tftrr having stutrd that the rrc- tire uf haatch readbue ts increasing IIpid. lHe report recommends that tHr crime BH made Il felony u-taFF 9t a misdome1uur ds il now is
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Tho report states that tho grand
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

"WANT" advertisements have been
found helpful by the navy department
in it's recruiting work, and hereafter
most of the money available for that
purpose will be spent in that class of
advertisements in preference to the
display forms. 1t has been found that
the inconspicnous three or four. line
paragraph is the "want" columns of the
newspapers give better results than
any other form of invitation to enter
the naval service.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

UNLESS the railroads of the central
west are allowed to increase their rates
on cream and butter fat for long dis
tance hauls, the small local and CO.
operative creameries will be driven out
of business by the great central cream
cries. This was the burden of the
testimony presented by the small but.
ter manufacturers before Interstate
Commerce Commissioner ProutY re-.
Gently. Put up the railroad rate and
save the local creameries.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

THE average cost of a telegraphic
message in our country is iorty.two
cents against sixteen cents in the Unit
ed Kingdom, fifteen cents in Germany
and twelve cents in France. As for
promptness, accuracy and convenience
of the service it is Germany, apparent
ly, which leads the world, though the
total receipts of the American tele-
graph companies are far greater than
those in Germany or any other coun.
try The rates in this country are ex.
tortionately high.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

The complete and the only justifica.
tion for the cent-a.pound postage rate
for newspapers is that they educate the
people, by disseminating general infor.
nation, and wage war upon ignorance.
Vice and every evil thing that breads
publicity. A mere advertising sheet,
that falsely purports to be the same
thing, does not serve any such function
or discharge any such duty, and no ex.
cuse exists for making the public pay
for it's distribution.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

! s.B1LLY'sS SUNDAY, the former pro.
fessional baseball player, but now an
evangelist, resented the publication Of
q book Of his sermons by the w. D.
Conkey Publishing company of Ham.
mond, Ind. Thursday by dashing into
the stereotyping rooms Of the publish
ing house and destroying the plates
with big mallet. Sunday always was
an effective smasher
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

TaE Canadian commission finds that
from 60 to 70 per cent of the bacon
sold in Alberta is imported from the
United States. They want the best.
Besides, they do not raise many hogs
up there.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16
OTHER EDITORS OPINIONS

Chicago Record Herald: Revision
OF the tariff by ies friends is all right
! What is not desired is revision by its
blind worshippers.
| Anoka Union: Lots of things Will
contribute to the defeat of one ohm
| A. Johnson. Hoggishness, insincerlty,
! lnattentlOn to business, are some OF
| them. 'Tis we'll.
Caledonia Jonrnal: When Governor
Johnson failed to vote the State Salary
Grab Bills he missed the best oppor-
tunity Of his whole career as governor.
The $1,000 per. year raise in his own
salary was too tempting for him, and
he signed all the graft bills
Campbell News: The Great North
ern Railway has decided to discOn-
tinue the use of the telegraph instru-
ments and are installing telephones in
the depots. A crew were pu$tiDg in
phones in the depot at this place the
past week. The object of installing
phones is to cut down expenses.
Mora Timese A year ago With Dan
Patch as an attraction, the first days
attendance at the state fair was $4,000.
This year with Bryan as the great
drawing card the attendance was only
38 600. The trouble with Bryan. as q
drawing card is that while he mas been
entered in several important races he
has never yet won q heat.
St. Cloud Journal. Press: The J0ar-
nal Press has done little investigat,
ing in this section and finds number
of Republicans who twice voted for
Johnson who will this year vote for
jacobson. If this condition is general
over the state, Mr.. jacobson will be
elected by good sized majority.
| Lnverne Herald: Now comes the
automobile-th machine that scarcely
more than a decade ago was considered
as impracticable ..as the majority of the
people now think the flying machine.
Several farmers in Rock county now
own fine machines, and everything in
dicates that the automobile will come
into general use among the farmer
almost as quickly as did carriages.
!, N. Y. Tribune: The general prosp
Gritty of the people Of the agriculture
states will be one of the strongest as
sets of the Republican party this fall
and when the farmer thinks it over, q
he will have plenty Of time to do befor
: election day,it is hardly probable tina
E he will consider it necessary to look t
q Democratic administration for pro
: 'ltection Of the wealth he has acquire
|. ..Iunder q Republican administration.
{ Wells Advocate: Our board of hea!t
t is taking care Of the alle,s and bacl
yards, but there are yet worse evi
n which the whole town must unit g j
d roofing out or w ellis will soon acquil
81 8 most unsavorys reputati0 Th
E dangers surrounding the boys and gir
9 are not sufficiently needed. Thel
Il lyonng people must be kept Off tt
!. streets &c night, and the loungin
|. around the depot must be stopped. y
81 Cannon Falls Beacon IN the opinfo
~ OF the Beacon the sole hope OF the Pc,
Z lple and az the party for 8 revision e
\. " the tarif ins the sense of disaIming q
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

NEW curriculums are being arranged
FOR the cooking and manual training
departments Of the Minneapolis
schools. and work IN these classes will
commence today. There are now six
teen cooking centerss and fifteen manu-
Al training centers. These classes are
deseryedly popular and Indicate the
present interest ii practical edncati lion.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

The opposition to Gov. Hughes in
New York seems to be dwindling and
by the time the Saratoga convention is
ready to be called to order, it is believ
ed that no opposition to Hughes will
appear. There is no dispute in the
east, outside of certain places in New
York, that he is the strongest man who
could be nominated. ...-@
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16
compensations Of TilIine the Soil.

Compensations OF TtlIing the Soil.
At the bottom of many dazzling
fortune lie dishonor, infidelity, false
hood, robbery, betrayal Of friend and
the wreck of the possessions Of the un-
wary. What the farmer gains is laden
with sweet sunshine, the zephyrs Of
spring and the fostering love of all
natures gentle ministry. So THAI
when one takes account of the CONF
pensations, mental and spiritual, that
come to him whose daily bread comes
from honest toll, over him who lives
by his wits or is the Robin Hood of
society, the balance throws high into
the air the one who lives by spec,11a-
tion or adventure.-Solon o. Thateh-
er, in MaxwelIs Talisman.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

JUDGE TAFT thinks that it would
perhaps have been better, from the
standpoint of the party managers, if
the majority in Vermont had been less,
in order that the danger of overcon1.
dence might be lessened among the re-
publicans. We will try and work just
as hard for republican victory.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

SOME of the New York machine pol
iticians complain that Gov. Hughes is
making them fight for their lives.
Vet the governor has done nothing
more than to discharge his official du-
ties with the fidelity he believes to be
due the people,
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

E. b. JOHNSON, secretary of the
alumni association of the University OF
minnesota, has compiled list of fifty
five weddings among alumni during
the last summer. This does not look
Us if higher education contlicted with
matrimOny.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

The Japan governments financial
policy, decided upon by the cabinet in
wolves the curtailment of expenditures
by .$1OO,OOO,O00, of which thirty per
cent will he taken from the army bug
get and ten per cent from that OF the
navy. They simply have to retrench
to keep from national bankruptcy.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

DAIRY Commissioner E. K. Slater
of Minneapolis says that in his opinion
the local creameries made the best but.
ter generally, as compared with the
large centraliz d plants. No doubt
about it.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

The effort to create prejudice
against MI. Taft because of his golf
and his religion leaves it to be inferred
that he has almost no faults.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

IT is not improbable that few
speedy electrocutions would do more
than anything else TO shake confidence
in the unWritten law,
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

No primary law is right that per-
mits voter to vote for candidates
other than those of his own political
faith. That is our mature conviction,
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16

THAW seems to be too crazy to be
pull SIT d but rot crazy enough to be
treated as are other. persons who are
regarded as insane criminals,
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16
Heard at the Hash House,.

T am going to recite Osler joe at
q private entertainment this evening
remarked the soulful woman boarder,.
proudly. B
Take my advice" " said the soulless
man boarder at the pedal extremity Of
the mahogany, and don't do anything
of the kind. The majority Of your
audi ce-to-be probably never worked
IN q livery stable. and therefore would
Be unable to appreciate It.
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16
NATIONAL

For President
WILLIAM H. TAFT, Ohio
Foe Vice. President
j. S. SHERMAN, New York
STATE
For Governor
J. F, JACOBSON, Madison
For LleutenantGovernor-
A. o. EBERHART, Mankato
For Secretary OF State
JULIUS A. SCHMAHL, Redwood Falls
For State Treasurer
&C. D1NEHART, Slayton
For Attorney General
GEORGE T. SIMPSON, Winona
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
IRA B. MILLS, Moorhead,
C. E. ELMQUIsT, Rush City
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16
Tn IN the Air.

Il suppose you expect 10 have . lot
OF people up In the air before you*
get through with your flying ma
chine y
Yes. answered the promoter. alb
#sent.mtnde edly;; especially Investors" !"
Mower County transcript., 1908-09-16
eocfal . Ajicroba tic,

Social Acrobaties
s $50 you actually sat out the dances
With that tiresome Miss Walldower!s S
3s
did you stand the sitting ont &
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William 6. JOHNSON, Attorney.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia. David Paul BuTleiCh C0nkinE COM
plainant, Us. New York Life Insurance ard Trust
Company ct al defendants. No. 1850 In equity.
The object Of this suit is 70 secure conveyance In
fee simple "a the complainant. David Paul Bureigh
Conkling, Of the real estate situated in the City Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, known and des-
ignated in the records Of the Surveyors Office of
the District of Columbia IN Liber z at folio rs,
as lot numbered one hundred and thiTty-nne fl55l.
IN Sarah B. Conklings subdivision If lots mum
bered sixty-tw0 t62 and siXty-three t63l, Of A. ?.
tardon's Subdivision Of lots in square numbered
one hundred and thirtyfOur 0Sil, which the com
plainant in his bill claims that Sarah b. COnk-
ling agreed TO convey to him. and the consideTa-
ton for which conveyance the complainant claims
to have paid 10 said Sarah B. Conkling in her life
time. On motion Of the complainant IL is this
10th day Of January. 4. d. 1906. ordered that the
defendants Della Mason Caldwell, Sarah B. c.
Moller Natalie Alberta Caldwell, James Caldwell
Natalie BuFleigh Won OhHesorVe. Paulina Fedora
Won OhnesoTge. LebTeCht Leopold Won 0hnesOrge.
and Nathaniel Conkling and every Of them
do cause their appearance TO he entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, exclusive Of Sun
Of the first publication Of this order; otherwise
the cause viii be proceeded with as in case Of
default. Provided, that copy Of this order be
published once week for three successive weeks
In the Washington Law Reporter and The Wash
ington Herald before said date. HARRY NJ
Chief Justice true copy-Test:
(seal.l J. Z. YOUNG, Clerk BY J. A. G. PAL
MER, Assistant Clerk. jail I8Sfel
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

All present.
Patent appeal No 4B Hopkins vs. Newman;
argument continued by Mr.. =. A. fleming for APP
pel8Ht. continued = 3lr Edward Rector for ap-
p,llee. and concluded hs Mr. r. a. Bauning Tor APP
VesHt. Att9ueys. q. r. Hamliu and r. A. Ban
ming Edward Rector. $. j. HibbeH and /. 2.
DAVIS
Patent appeal No $40 Edna Smelling and Re
pauy; argument commenced by Nh IS. 4. Murray
for appellant. continued Dr. Alr. Narcotics
BAILEY for appellee ard concluded b. Mr. W J..
Murray fer appellau- Attorneys. W. T. Murray
MaTcelHs Bailey.
Patent APPEAL No. ST. BTaunste.n vs. Holmes;
argument commenced by Mr. G. H. HoFs0n for an
peIlanJ. concluded b. Mr. g. j Handing At-Or-
nCJs e. y. HoHsou-G. J. Harding.
Assignments for Monday. January .. 1855;
Patent appeals
No. fs In 90 application Of Indian Portland
Cement Company. Auorneys. J. d. sulliGsn-F. A.
Remnant
Nc. as In re application Of Paul f. Dr0op. At
lCFueys J. J. Norris. jT-F. A. Tenant
No. i59 Feuauu Us. Landmark Attorneys Me-
vile Church.. A. Spear and Eili, Spear.
No. -. Battle Creek SaDitsrium Company vs..
Fuller. Attorneys T. l. ChaUUeii-FrItE Bresen.
No. SO. McIlennys Sens IS. New iberia Extract
7f Tahasc1 Peppu Company. Attorneys. ChUch *
Church. s. Wglt0n
No. '4isil9 The Peter Scloe1hofea Brewing Com
pauy vs.. The NaItine Cumuauy. Attorneys. T. -.
Banning. r. Edison and ~. II. Decker.
No go A.eliEsH Gendeassd Muk Company IS
Tie ke1ueEsg Company. Attorneys. J. 4. BgTEaIt
ard A. T. Curoy-E. :. Duyan. r.
No. So Worcester BrlEauE Corporation vs..
Racter Is Go. Attorneys. /. W. SoIthsats-G. Il.
Maxwell
No. 81. Weeks S. Dale. Attorneys. ". C.
Jones. r. ]. Ames and Melville Church-WiIiiam
Stockhridss and A. ~. P5cor.
30 455. The Natural Food Company y. Will
iarEs- Attorneys H. A. seymo-r-Wal.4ce Green
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DEEDS OF TRUsT.

Square sg2-Charles c Wright ct al to Wharton E
Lester and J.. Clarence Price, 10 secure Benjs-
min r. Perry, s.. 40. I 20 IS months per cent
semi-auuually lois q and %
Observation-Disclosures r and Bertha D. Suddsrta
70 ". Taylor Birch and William T. Young TO
secure FraHklin Insurance Company OF Washington
d. c.. 500 yeaTs. 81 Der cent. seni-annu-
ally. lot s. square 6. Same 70 Robert J. o Brien
end Alvin G. Belt, 90 secale Kate Hunter,
Sl250, 20 S months. per cent, lot 3, square
Square l06-Joln Talbot 10 William ~ Kennedy
and George ". White 20 secure Kennedy q
Davis Co, 81 30 1 TO 80 months. per cent,
semi-annually LOT s.
Fourteenth Street Heights-Joseph n Bowman to
James n. Ellerson and James s. Easley. to Sc
cure Fourteenth Street Heights Land Company.
$l65i.55. years, per cent, lots and 8,
square 29l6
Squares "a and 4s7-John G. Biegk to AIyer Cohen
and w. Oliver Murray. to secure Adam Baum 4
Sons, $500, ! day, per cent, part lot q, square
i5i and part lot T. square 4s7.
Brichtwood psrk-Maude Z. Smith ct viz. Henry
J., to Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Bergmsnn.
10 secure the Oriental Building Association No
6, $500. lots aud 9. block H.
Square south Of square 999-Ignatius r. Fletcher Ct
ux. to Franklin r. Nash and Charles L. Frailev
to secure Wilbur F. Nash, S200. 3 years rer
cent semiannually, part original lot 2
Square 34-Leo Geschickter ct ux. TO J. Clinton
TTibby and Theodore F. Heap. to secure Charles
L. Tribby, Sl.i00. and years. per cent. semi
annually, lot 3D.
Square S0S-John 4 Gleason ct ux. to the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company, to seuue' Equitable
Cooperative Building Association, s2ooa. lot H.
Whitney Close-William VI. Gain ct Tx u Walter
r. Wilcox and George 7. Hane 70 secire. Robert
7. BuTHss, s250e, years, per cent, semi
annually, lot q, square 1895 Same 70 same same
debt lot %. square 1895. Same to same. to Sc
Aquilla Il. Yeakle. $500. 8 years Ter
cent, s6tniHnnnally lot 30. square 800 Same ID
same, same debt, lot 81, square 500
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a1eAli-A AAtitAlA
Ne e.la Wallach vs.. District q Columbia
rertic, fer plaintiff; bend g go without interest
Atorrrrs. r. r. DouninE-E IT, Thomas.
No H0T WaHaca Ct 81 Us RILEY motion for
iudgmert ogerruled Attorneys. Lyon Lyon-r
L Jeffords.
Ne sza. United States Is. Evans ct al; mo-
ton to restore 30 calendar granted. March T. l96
set as JAY q trial: motion 10 amend declaration
granted in ten DAYS Atoueys, d. VI. Baker-E
Il Thomas
No ne8i. Dawson vs. Riley: motion for udg-
m-pt sranted AHoueys r. W. Whestey-T. l.
Iefforls
NJ 1891. Kahlert rs. Rubenack-r ct a.; same.
ATTORNEYS. Leon Tobriner-H- L. r. Atsisson-
80 zsss5 Wilson ct a. snow. motion 70 tx
day f.r trial oyoTTuled. Attorneys c. i. Carusi-
J. J. Darlington ana ". 7. Marirgly
No sas63 Stahicr vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Cairu-rf; motion 70 strike ont original
declaration and substitute proposed new count as
the amended declaration. granted Attorneys. r +.
Downing and q. A. Beuy-C "A. Douglas and g.
No s952s. International Trust Company vs.
Crock: motion to consolidate with Na 1855 fer
trial granted. and certifying No. 1886 10 Circuit
Court No. for trial Attorneys, ". c. Clephane-
B. x. Warner. IT,
80. 4e5ss Columbia Marble Qua7+yirg Company
vz Dunn; bill of exceptions fled Attorneys, Biz
ney & Woodsrd-J. A. Burkart-
No 1855 RondineIla vs.. Southern Railway Com
pany; bin Of exceptions submitted Attoraeys
Tucker & Kenyon-Hamilton, Colbert yerkes s
Hamilton
No. 1881 United states ex rel Turner ct al
rs. Secretary q IutsricT order sustaining deHur
rer: arFsal noted Judgment stayed. aud writ to
issue AtiUrCys Happier & Merllat-W r. Harr
No. &58. Brewer vs.. District Of Columbia: motion
for new trial fled. Attorneys, Edward Forrest
E H. Thomas
No. ag7l2 Walaeh vs. District Of Columbia: same
Attorneys. r. + DoWning-E. H. Thomas
Assignments for Monday, JaauarT % le9S:
No. 8l. Butler vs.. Capital Traction Comuanv
Attorneys, W. q. Gardiner and E. y. Hopeaen-R.
r. Perry & son and g. T. Danlop
No. Z57. Hibbs IS. BrightWood Railway COMPANY.
Attorneys. Robinson White-C. a. Douglas and O.
r. Hoover
No, e5a. Scott administrator vs. Putnam, admin
istIator. AttcEneys. L. I. Everett Louis Molnas.
and T. ". R. Ewing-W H. Robson
No. 81 Barron G.. Collier fIrcl rs Eehert, At
tofneys 4. C. Wells-F. d. Blackstone
No. 4gis. Davis vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric COMPANY. Attorneys, L, H. Dayid-C. a.
Douglas and q. l.. Hoover
No. G3. Henderson Ys. Ferry ct al Attorneys
Charles P0e-and u. L. Williams
no. Zi5. Hall VI United Cigar Stores Con-
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New JeTzy avenue and G streets southoasl-A ins-
worth r. SponoTd ~ Charles A. Spofford oriEi-
nal lot p square e9l SO
No. 1875 Ccrcoran street northUest-Sarah T. TiFzv
a. al 20 Charles J. Butler. lot s. square COS.
SO.
Dloomingdale-Ksts Hunter ct rir. James A.. to
Walter = and Bertha D. Suddarth, Iot g.
square 2 SO
Fifteenth street and Amos place no-theast-Ksnnesi7
Dsyis Company 70 John Talbot lot Sc. square
1876. So
Dobhius' Addition 70 Neutrality-suspicious. Wariman
to Fannie Il. Colman. lot 10. square Il. SO
foJrieenih Sheet Hcghts-FoureeHth Street
Heights Land Company 70 joseph VI. Bowman.
lots and s. square 1913 SO.
IWenty-third and streets n0rthWest-Frank L.
Siaymaker To Justus Schneider. l0t II. square g.
Seventh end streets southuesi-Patriek a. Walsh
To Ellen T. Hannah. part original lot H. slusrs
4s7, $40
Tenth aud C streets smthVest-Dagid Moore ct
ux. to James F. Barbour. lots ], 2. and s. and
part lot I. square So. $40.
Columbia Heights-MaIy Z. Mccartney and Annie
T. Irwin 10 Elizabeth X. Riley, interest in lot
IS. block g. SO William X CrOmwen trus-
tee. 70 same, interest ina lot G., block 49, SO
PetWortb-Gihert c. splitter ot tx to y. Y. Patris.
let S. block 81. So
Fairnount Hcights-Rolanson White Ct ux. 70
Roland B. Hazard, lots / and q block l. SO
Moore < Bub0ur's Addition TO Washington-0ph
" MarstoB TO George 4. and Alice *. Schmidt
lot Il. block 2 $40
Seventeenth sjreet northwest. between and q
streets-Fnnklin T. Sannsr ct lax. TO William
4. HiA one-hah interest in lots l3 and H. ard
part lot - square I76. So
No. SH Fourth street noTihesst-I6mes II. Johnston.
trustee, TO John A. Gleeson. lot r. square 8s.
S29G
No. 5liS Q street northBest-1sTtha + Klee et Tir.
Charles ". to Pattie X. Morris lot g. squars
1870 49,
I street northwest. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth stracts-Patti8 K. Morris Ct viz
John s., 10 Martha i. Klee lot 236 square ljIl
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