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Evening journal., 1908-11-04

Franeis NJ Soper, whom the Democrats
Of the Eighth district offer as candidate
for General Assembly. won on personal
popularity. Mr.. Soper is the head of the
firm of Soper 4 Son, apple kings Of the
peninsula. whose box apples 20 into every
state and almost every country. They
have developed the finest orchards that
ever graced the State of Delaware and
their management of their farms auglms
well 40 an indication of fine executive
ability and nropressiNe idena
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13
FORT LOGAN. COLO.

Mrs. VIM. Chambers entertained
with a delightful surprise party in
honor of her friends. Mrs. c. A. Gaines
Of El Paso. Texas, and Mrs. J. j. Stat
ford OF Denver. Colo. Those present
We're: Sergeant and Mrs. Norton and
daughter, Mr.. VIM Franklin. Miss W.
l.. Brown. Mrs. w. l.. Cave and Miss
Minnie Cave. Mr. and Mrs. A. Frank.
lin. Mr.. and Mrs R. ". Brown. Mrs.
j. j. Brown, Mrs. II. Cave, Mr.. A. ].
Swanger. Mr.. S. Cave. Mr.. L. Cave.
Mrs. l.. Emith, Mrs. S. Jackson. Mrs.
A. Settlers, Mr.. NJ. J. Allen. Miss D.
Wright. Mrs. A. Carter. Mr.. II. Brown.
AT pm. the sweet strains OF music
was rendered by the Colored Mandolin
Glee Club OF Fort Logan and the
young people poured In. Music and
games were the leading features. A
delicious luncheon of fruit and meats.
salads, sandwiches. candles. nuts. fruit
cakes and black coffee were served
AT the wee small hours the guests
departed, each declaring the event to
be the most delightful time they had
ever spent in Fort Logan.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13
1t looks like Taft.
1T is WORTH A TRIAL.

From time to time there are plans
and rumors of plans looking to the
establishment in this city of Y. NJ:
c. A., home for the musical associa-
tions, home for the women's clubs,
an entertainment hall, all of which
laudable undertakings have separate
partisans and well-wishers, but from
none of which has come as yet any
thing definite or substantial. 1t is time
something was done. Property values
are steadily increasing, population is
growing, the need of such a home has
never been greater than now. Some
one of these propositions has support
ers who Will work as well as plan,
and to them We must look for the in
itiative One leader is worth dozen
followers at such time as this. The
colored people can afford to buy
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13
Plummer. Kansas City,

Audrey L. Plummer. Kansas City,
Kan.
After the exercises the great crowd
viewed the fine exhibit of the handi-
work of the students during the year,
and inspected the new Boys Trades
Hall, now being finished and installed
with steam laundry, electric lighting
plant, and fine wood tnrning and steel
working machinery. The Military
Band boys entertained the crowd with
an open air concert.
The high standard reached by this
commencement shows the wonderful
development that Western University
is making in very substantial way
as a preferred center of advanced
thought and useful learning.
Next years faculty will be as fol-
lows: President Ton leave of alb.
sence). DR.. Wm. T. Vernon; acting
president, Shelton French, logic and
psychology: G. Archie Gregg. mathe.
matics: Z. R. Vaughn. English and
Latin; Miss Essay Jean Vernon. his
tory; Mrs. +. Il. II. Wassom. science.
A. L. Reynolds, director of industries:
John w. Carter. Carpentry and archi.
tectural drawing: Harry r. Greham.
printing; Wade II. Hammond. tailor.
ing and bandmaster; Miss Mable
Wright. dressmaking and millinery:
Myrtle B. Craig. scientific cooking.
Mrs. Sadie X. Curry, girls matron:
Mrs. Hammond, boys matron; Robt
G. Jackson, Instrumental music and
voice Albert Ross. business course
and stenography: Miss Nettie Penix.
assistant in music: Mrs Fannie Z
Motip. elocution and dramatic art.
Teachers in steam laundrying. black.
and wheelwrighting. 10 be
selected. Saml Hogg was elected
night watchman. and John Walker.
foreman Of the agricultural depart
ment
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13

Miss Molly Millen, who has been on
the sick list for the past week or two,
is able to be up and about her home.
The children are making prepara'
tions for the Children Day exercises.
Mr.. A. C. Wagner left Saturday
afternoon for Colorado Springs to visit
his sister, Mrs. Chas. Phelps.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Craig has accepted a
position at the McClancy Mercantile
Co in Goldfeld
Mr. Washington Pennington was
visiting in Victor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hopkins were
Sunday visitors in Victor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13
VICTOR, COLO.

Victor, Colo, June 7, 1908.
Invitations were issued Wednesday
for the marriage Of Miss Jane Stan
back and Mr.. Thomas Milton Elliott
Of Prairie, Alabama. The wedding
will take place June 18th at the home
OF the bride.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to the friends and neighbors
Tor their many acts OF kindness dur.
ing the illness and death OF our be.
loved mother and grandmother.
MRS. d. D. COLE.
MRS. j. d. HARKLESs.
MRS. o. RAND.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13

The meeting of the club women OF
the state is the event of next week.
They will be the guests of Pueblo and
they will carry with them from their
homes the best wishes of their hus-
bands, sons and sweethearts, for in all
things that are on plane above sor-
did money it is to the women man
kind turns for guidance. 1t is strictly
true that our women set an example
of unity and efficiency far above that
of our men, Notwithstanding their
smaller equipment of experience. Our
best wishes go out to the club women
and we hope they will be as success
full this year as formerly.
The financial depression is going
and after election there will be boom
in realty prices. Buy now and avoid
the rush. Do not let the banker in
vest your money and give you small
percentage of the profit from it.
There are persistent rumors that
the Speer end of the city administra-
ton is going to add on several colored
employees to its present showing.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13

Mr.. Lewis Ransom is very sick.
Mrs. j. T. Duffy is confined to her
bed.
Rev Suchs left Saturday. after
three weeks revival, for California.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Arachback Of La
Junta are rooming at Mrs. F. Car
rolls.
Mrs. Alice Blackburn of Chicago,
H., is rooming at Mrs. Florence Tay.
lor's on Railroad avenue
Mrs. j. H. Hayes left Saturday for
Trinidad, Colo, where she will spend
several days.
Mrs. Martha Belle is contemplating
leaving in a few days for Topeka,
Kans.
Miss Ella Harris, who spent the
winter in Las Vegas, left Thursday
for Oakland, Cal. Mrs. NJ. Jefferson
entertained few of her friends in
honor of Miss Harris departure The
guests were: Rev. Bates and wife,
Mrs. Martha Lacy and Mrs. Lydia
Huston The flowers were American
Beauty roses and heliotropes.
Mr.. j. Johnson, after spending four
months In the city jail. was released
last Saturday. He was only out 50
minutes and was put back In for 90
days.
Miss Tillie Houston is expected
home to spend her vacation,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13
THEY MUST GET
OUT AND MIX
Continued from page one


delivery. The music by the Choral
Society, also by the University Or.
chestra. was truly ennobling. The
salutatory Grafton was delivered by
Miss Ada Balthrop of Argentine, Kan
sas. The valedictory by Milton E
Sanders of Hampstead, Texas. The
commencement address was made by
Prof G. N. Grisham of Lincoln High
School, Kansas City. Mo. Get more
educationi Get more from this instl.
tuition along other lines. get more
from other institutions. get more from
experience in life, observation and
travel. from your own mistakes. Don't
be contented with what you already
have. Get more!" were some of the
many brilliant utterances he made.
Bishop Abram Grant delivered some
very fitting remarks and thanked the
people for their presence and tinan.
cial support in years past DR.. VIM.
T. Vernon awarded the diplomas and
certificates, and prizes as follows:
The J. c. Emery prize. s. In gold.
given by Mrs. VIM. T. Vernon yearly
for the highest record in scholarship
was awarded to Milton f. Sanders
The B. F. Watson prize for best record
in original music composition for this
year was won by John Sellers OF
Great Bend, Kansas The J. C. Owens
prize for the best record in cooking
department was won by Miss Bertha
Anderson OF Quindaro. The w D.
Cook gold medal for oratory, and an.
other gold medal OF equal value pre-
sented by Prof w. W. Fisher to settle
the tie, were presented to Miss Erva
French of Quindaro and Miss vinecy
Keys Of Kansas City, Mo The fol.
lowing are the graduates:
Normal class-Hattie Banks, Quin.
daro; Elnora Harris. Quindaro; Nil.
dred Hawkins, Lexington, Mo; Allie
Freeman, Lexington. Mo-; Adah ].
Balthrop. Argentine, Kan; Milton e.
Sanders, Hampstead, Texas; Clyde O.
Andrews, Denver; Robert Ransom
Topeka; Audrey Plummer. Kansas
City, Kanh.
Stenography class-Nora l.. Hamp
ton, Cape Girardeau. Mo: Sophia p.
Fine, Pleasanton, Kan: Anna NJ. Van.
derford, independence, Kan; Alberta
Kerr, Santa Fe, n. NJ; Dean Flem-
ing. Joplin, Mo.
Printing course-Ira ]. Avant, Kan.
sas City, Mo.
Tailoring course-Cesco II. John.
son. Kansas City Kan. Harry o.
Taylor, Kansas City, Kan. Albert
Burdette, Kansas City. Kan.
Sewing course-Ethel NJ. Minor.
Denver; Pauline Vaughan, Quindaro:
Anna f. Smith, Kansas City, Kan.
Millinery course-Dora NJ. Tucker.
Haskell, Okla; Anna E. Smith, Kan.
sas City, Kan.
Scientific Cooking course-Bertha
o. Anderson. Quindaro; Irene B.
Beard, Omaha. Neb.; Vinecy Keyes.
Kansas City. Mo-; Anna e. Smith,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13
HELP US BE PROMPT.

the districts of the Denver posoce
requiring Of mailing says your does
delzy
notification No should be late Monday reach
ing subscriber
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13
LAS VEGAS NEWS.

Mr.. Lewis Ransom is very sick.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13

Rev. Suchs left Saturday, after
three weeks revival, for California
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13

Miss Tillie Houston is expected
home to spend her vacation,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13

Mrs. j. T Duffy is confined to her
bed
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Arachback OF La
Junta are rooming at Mrs. F. Car
rolls.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06
Lengthy Lineage.

B In e Leaves From the Notebooks OF.
Lady Dorothy Nevill, edited by Lady:
sDorothy's son, Ralph Nevill. there sis1
ian amusing story Of an old peer ~ hose
sc0nsid erable famil pride was agree
ably tempered with hlimor s ssss.
81 One day he was surp rised to BE told
sby his sister that she had conceivedSa
great aGectioii FOR Is well known al
though eccentric man Of science who,s
although generally esteemed, was ssof
very humble Semitic orig
3ss+}s Not quite DEF ermined as To- WHIST.
course OF action he should take, he
zsent for the prosperity bridegroom
with the Intention Of talking ma tiers
over ter some con yersat ien he said: .
szss'A md now. sir. should lise 10 knns
sonnet hing bout yoIf ami ii.
" think piled the that ss
will bs SUN Glen i to So that am DE-
the descent of the ili,1str ious blood oS
SsA bra han, and Jacob n
ID 81 said the peel. course osr
family has nothing 40 compare with
! that my sister really likes yesa.
you had hafte "a lsss her I'D n
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06
-,n .s-,I<-''- .-z.51-r.
PECULIAR TREES.
They Yield Bread, Butter and Milk
Soap and Candles.

So0H aU0 SanObGSs
The breadfruit tree of Ceylon is very
remarkable Its fruit is baked and
eaten as we eat bread and is equally
good and nutritious In Barbutu, South
America, is tree which, by piercing
the trunk produces milk, with which
the inhabitants feed their children
In the interior Of Africa is tree
which produces excellent butter. ii
resembles. the American oak, and its
fruit. from which the butter is pre-
pared, Is not unlike the olive. Park
the great traveller, declared that the
butter surpassed any made in Eng
land from, cows milk. . AT Sierra
Leone is the cream fruit tree. the
fruit Of which is quite agreeable in
taste. - @s' = s]9 80 =
a At Table Bay, near the Cape Of Good
Hope. Is q small tree the berries OF
which make excellent candles. 1t IL
also found In the Azores. 4 The yege
table tallow tree also grows In suma,
stra, in Algeria and in China, In fhe
island sof5 Chnsan large quantities Of oil
and talloW are extract ed from its fruit,
which Is gathered In November 81
December, when the tree has lost ali
its leaves. Thesbark of a tree Id China
produces beautiful soap. Trees Of
the sapindus OF soaps berry order also
grow In the north Of Africa. They are
amazingly prolific, and their lr1lit con,
tains about IS per cent OF .eaponin. S IT
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-11-06
A$sacfelor and ( Widow.

-
achelors. rs said the widow, tara
the most sensitive people on earth. .At
any rat, Et the bachelors r know are.
IL dined with one not long ago. Dur.
Ing the first part Of the meal be seem.
ed uneasy :f;.5 81, 5 2 ss2
NJ !. s* q any of my friends sec me, be
said .sthey will think I am dining
with som other man s wife Il
fst = . asked.
He pointed to my wedding ring.
q US Shall take it Off Z? q! Il asked
& ouid youa mind z said he. 81 \
sss q at AZ, said and slipped off
the ring.
siiace then ~ hen going anywhere
with that tbach elor or any other bache-
Tor save him embarrassment
nv taking % my we'd ding ring before
We start find they apr fe NV
eoasid erat ion for their feeling Now,
afe that Isn't sensit yeness raised to The
nailnth power like 10 know what ii
ID .sss-N lew Fork Press ss s@5S
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
Saturday. July II. Iaosl

Addition 20 lie Drat Park-Lo-ins u. GasaI st uH-
90 Ross j. Selman lot n. square g. SO. Ross
T. Selman % uZ- 90 Mary T. Gaskil. sane
lgud SO
Counec,lcut Avenue HirhIauds-Cherlcs T. Bennett
20 David D0dd. lots q and IS. block Q So
Near Twelfth AMI o. streets r0rtheasr-J1hc n.
fo'rEe et III. o. FlWd L. Davis. lot a. square
Connecticut Avenue HI,' rauds-Cou-cc-i-rr Avenue
Highlands Company % LYDIA Robertson. lots %
ana q. t1cf g. So
Rau5.s Bishlanls-The United States Realty Com
pauy q Washington. d. c. Inc, 10 Frances
I. Robinson los g. block scr. SO.
Ingcsidc-MaIy Z. Phillips 10 LILLIAN B Anthony.
Dot 10. block H. SO
Thirteenth street between u and streets northwest
-Ir5s,on B. Ray % Lucy Y. Bsalc. par, original
lot q. square -5t. SO
Near Ninth and streets n7rrEWlst-F. Walter
Braldenhurg. r. Ross Perry. r. and Arthur S
Met-usiy. trustees to John j. NlCuar. rart
original Jos q. square s7f. $500
University HeiELts-Fi1rlucs y. Kemp % John
Wisnan, part lot j. block g, and parts lots 4
Randie Hishards-Ios-ph Heuuinr et u1 20 Gus
t'veous A. Baalor. l1; AID part lot ? square
3. So
Richmond Park-No.tsvest Washington Trr-,ve-
mert Company to John =. Lawrence lot 80.
square 1911. and lots u % =. square 1872 SO
same 10 Walter Gillian. lot S. square 1857 SD
same 20 Emil j. Worms iCt S.. square 1857. SD.
same 70 George h Girty. lots q and p. square
square 1857 SO
Richmond Park-NOrthwes- Washington Imr-cve-
ment Company 90 I5a L. Meek. lots 60 and o.
square 1857. SO Same 10 Frank Sasse l-rs g
and ST. square l6S SO
Cleveland Plrk-SOuth Boston Realty Crr,r1rv p,
Flora NJ Snow. Tot s.. square us5. SO. same 70
jacob Pyrah. lot g. square 1o5j SO same %
Marie H hribs. lot 96. square 1856 SO same
20 Lola Tate lot 81. square ms. SO. same 20
]. BANKS Nicholson. lot a. square 201. SO
rn pnrr' Ia --
$40 Same 20 Annie STATION lot $. square
06j SO.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
CThnrsdnr. July o. 1ansn


2il4 Virginia avenue northwest-William T. Finn 70
Mary Z. Driscou part lot L. square %. $40.
Massachusetts, avenue northwest between Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets-AmClia y S Oliver %
al. executors and trustees. 20 Emily J. Wilkins.
lots a 10 81 square l5S SO.
20 I'rookS court nOrtnWest-William T. Finn 20
Gertie Bouaan. lot 20. square 55S. So
Z street southeast. between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth strcets-AIinnie A. and Frank Gibson %
Alice s. sheafer, part original lot 4, square
1000 So
G street northwest between Fourteenth and Flf-
tecnth streets-Alaria L. Smith 20 Maud 3. DE
Launey, lot ~. square 259 sic.
E street southeast. between Sixteenth and Seven
toeuth streets Minnie a. and Frank Gibson 20
George ]. ochoen, part original lot l. square
1890 SIC
Ran1-Agnes E. Smith TO Thomas A. Clayton. lots
] and 2, block IT,, lots 20 and 81. block "a, lots
S3 and "a. block Z, 10. "A, block l5, go
y street between North Capitol and First streets
northwest-George W. Walsh trustee et al. %
J. Edward Chapman. original lots 6 and Z,
square 6I7. S5
Burleith-yirginia c. Huidskoper ct al. to Josep,:
and Violet Robson. lot Il. block A. SO
Meridian Hill-Daua W. Manners et ux 10 Mary
P. Eaton. lot 4. block g. $40.
Petwcrtl-J Harry Camcs 20 Mary c. Oyster 10,
=. square 3l3l, sic.
Pleasant Plains-Mary P. Eaton et vir Lafayette
r.. 10 Dana W. and Elizabeth W Manners. 10,
Us and part lot l25 SO
Wyoming Terace-Lise S. Lipscomb and Irving
williamson. trustees. 10 Kate 4. Flagg. lot l57
$1,000.
Massachusetts, avenue. between Thirteenth and
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
"Wednesday, July :, 1oOs1

r. Henry Phillips 20 Robert A. Phillips, undivided
one-haf q i0t Z. square llsi. So
Twenty-third street northwest. between N and y
straets-Berard A. Duke ct TX 70 Mary J.
May. lots il and Z. and part lot 10. square
60 So
Eleventh street southwest. between Maryland avenue
and Z street-BrIgstta klI- 20 Anna l. Brahler.
south half q lot o square JZ7. SO
Thirty-sec6nd street northwest between Water and
Grace streets-ArtLur r. Bric1 and William J.
Flethcr. trustees. 90 r. Oglc Harper parts lots
3 "A. and .. square uss 500
Addition 90 lie Dr0J P1rk-Amerlcou Naticua!
Bank ot Washington 20 Ann Z. Malone, lot 45,
block o. SO
Fourteenth street southwest. between and C
stTeets-May g. Miller and Julia r. SlCup %
Alfred and Edith J. Costello, n1rth half Cf
original lot T. square %, SO.
Massachusetts avenue northwest. between North
Capitol and First streets-Nary o. OLeary 20
al to Mary X. Harris part lot p square S..
n0s Park pIaoe northeast-Annio p. Garses 10
George L. Clubb. lot IS. square 9s5 $40. George
Z Cluhb a ur. 70 William r. and Alice !.
Bcnt1el. ssme land. SO
Fourteenth and ID streets s1uthcGst-Rcger T. Orri-
son e. TX. TO William +. Hummer. lot 81. square
lO6. SO
Eleventh street. between end streets southeast
Eugene Riley et a.. executors. 20 William n.
Harr..- original lot 8. square s92 $3.50
1916 S street northwest-Hauigt V Turley 10
Zachariah y. Blackstone, part original lot s.
eiuALo ID. NLO-
Madison stree- -orthwcst-Aiicc B. Henry TO Nellie
Cartwright LOT 81. square E6. SO.
Barry Fam-Charles V. johnson 20 Maria :. 2
johnson. lot s and part lot s. section 5. and
part lot G. section l. $40
Whitney -lose-AIamie L. Vernon et VIZ. Benjamin
F.. 20 Edwin W. and George ". Hugucly. lot
l5, square Nil. SO.
Renc-William =. Reilly, administrator 20 Robert
H. Thomas lots 4 and l5 block "A. Sli00
Eleventh street northwest between L and VI streets
u nrrH In
trustees, te Richard E. Pairo. parts original lots
5 and 6. square 5al. =. $50.
Holmead Manor-Lewis F. Breuningcr 90 ux 70
Charles H. GalliheT. lot l05. block i6. 500.
Takoma Psrk-LOuis 7. Shoemaker and Wilton ].
Lambert. trustees. 20 Lewis z. Thompson. part
lot TO- block s. 2.7JO
Connecticut Avenue Heights-Walter o. Blackwood
70 james b. Winner. lots 2 and g. square @ SO.
James b. Winner et ux. 70 Frederick A. Holton.
lot 9. block 9 $40.
Sixth and atreets s0uthwest-AI. Regina Moore
ct vir. David. 70 Josie Gassenheimer, lots Il.
z. and 75. square 49, $40.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-12
lTne.dnr. July Z. 1aOsN


Belleyue-Henry G. Baessel et uH 10 Andrew c.
Buscher. lot 81. 500
Benning Heights-Tle VALLEY Realty Company. In
corporated 20 J. S. Gnlver. lots 10 l2l lA
lE l2s. and 10 block 50s3. lots II, 70. l36 81.
and lse block 65i. SO
Third street and South Carolina avenue southeast
Annie B. Rusher et viz Albert. 70 Henry and
Cornelia T. Evans. lot -. square 7si SO
q street between Tweny-Grst and Twouty-sec0ud
streets northwest-R. Thomas Robinson et ux.
to Clarence Moore. lots p and %. square 6s.
so.
Carbcry Fam-Eliza A. Carbcry 70 Peter Misset
one acre. part. SO.
Manor Park-John Il. Fisher et TO D. F. Swab
lots p and l6. square 5lG. SO.
lie Droit Park-Jsmes *. Sudie- % ux- 20 David
H. Evans par, boz 8 block II, SO
George C. Pumphrey ri % Mary Z. Lyuham
los a and D. square south of square 1876 SO.
Blake street northwest between Fifteenth and Sir
teenth streets-Adeie ID. BARLEY et sir. Walter
s. % Eugene L. BARLEY. lot g. s1uare lsl
Amsterdam and Whitehaveu-GcCrge S. Candy
q TX 20 the Real Estate and Improvement Com
panv q Baltimore City. part, Si509.
Merriam Hil-Wiiiism r. OrDe and Charles 3.
Bauev trustees % William %. Bergman. one
fourth share iu l0t Is. block 3. N.Elj.
Addition 20 lie DTot Pars-Lillle IT. Mattem e'
vir Harry j.. to Emma L. Hsald, lot e, block
Granby-Heury A. vieth e. u1 10 Mary A. Ross
lot J. SO.
Fifteenth and CCrCCrau streets uCrthNest-+A
Velirda Chapman % Jane g. Graham. lot ~
square 9S s.; L. Francis Riggs ct al 10 same.
sane land. s..
Addition 20 Le Dr0it Park-WLlam J. Bulls e. ux
20 George L. Mcgauu. undivided hat interest
in l0t g. square ST. $500
Iincoln-Narie A. Wade 10 Samue ID. Milton lot'
IS and p. section s. So
Eighth and G. streets n1rthsast-Nlary e. Held
guardian 90 Walter Z Barr. part LOT S. square
s95 SO
Pcnnsy ylTania avenue southeast. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth strcets-JChu F. Waguman ct uy
% Blanche NJ Bwges. part lo- u. sluar.
1865 SO.
Penusylvania avenue southeast. between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth strests-Same 90 Eleanor g.
BurVes part LOT l5. square 1865. SO
street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
northeast Kennedy & Davis Co % Daniel and
Amelia NcGhie. lots g. q. IS. %. 81. g.. and
g. square 1855 $40.
Addition 90 lie DrCit Psrk-NenOn Cleaysr et uy
% Anna N. Dow lCt S. block %. SO. Anna
NJ Dow 90 Caroline v ClClVC-. same land. Slll
CHEVY Chass-Har1ld T. DOYLE a. uN- % Owen T.
Reese. T.. lot 76 square 1855. SO
Twenty first street northWest-Ih0mas =. Bones tc
Austin NJ. Cooper. Part lot G, square ., SO
TTinidEi-Lcruard l. Nicb-l-Cr. r.. 90 Thomas A.
BCues. lots IS and g. block 3. SO.
Twelfth street. between aud o streets northwest
-Bernard J. Lanuon and Daniel ". ODonp
ghuo, executors and trustees. % Ernest G. Bau
stow. parts lots II and T. square 80, $3.50
Twelfth snd i streets uorth-ast-Auuie T. Alarriy
et viz BAILEY. 20 Louisa /. Erwin. l0t IS sluar,
1909, 500