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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-14
Observation-Disclosures

@uf Gmpfeblung oes betr. So
mites ioa Der @eit emo gouleboro
in Stan0 geiett peroen; @rano
Npelllle ion b~eiieren SduB aeqc!,
5elier erbalten; Die @as un6 eIef-
trilde &ompagnie oarf alte 9foltcrl
Ourf lleile erieben. Smith beridte.,
oaB innerbalb Der lebten so Saqe
$500 Sub @ementleitenmege 6erae-
ltellt lporoen fino. @as lit oas aber
gegen Die meilentDeite Musoebnuna
unIerer Staot. Cine Sroinons pur-
De berleien lino ongenommen, fpelde
Dem Mopor Die 4lttorit1t giebt, Be
anlte, Die ernanmt moroen iino, al
entlaiiei. Der erfte, ser Die 8eitifn-
mlingen oieier Sroinon5 fiiblte, mar
Der Observation-Disclosures g.. 6. Mi-
lep. @as Der Monn berbroden fat,
ipuroe nid)t geiagt.
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SGlt mas es periprid)t.

u0r. Sings Neue gntoedung 1T
Elm W5ittel, oas balt mas es ber=
ipriht," laet Srau 6. 81. Bierion bon
al1burn Centre, So, IS furierte
midi bon einem alten Sals- uno 2ur-
genleiOen tpel9es anbere MitteI nur
5eitmeiie linoerten nno i6 bin iiber-
5engt OoB es balo cine perfefte Sur
madt." 9ieies beriibmte Mittel fir
SlIterL @rfaItung, &ols uno 21rn=
gen lit ST baben bel Mo. 9reiB nno
81. Gobn & So. so gts. nno ST.
Brobeflal6e fret.
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MIIcrIei.

Samltag abeno peronltQltete
Der 9eet6open Manner6or elm @or-
tenfolt5ert, Oas gut beilt6t mar. Gin
iebr biibi6es grogranln lprroe 5ltr
Insfiibrung gebra6t.
Mit eigener 2~ebensgefabr fat
Ser berittene 8oli5iit Sranf 8rotpl1
i'll Der Siio-Slores StraBe 5mei Suit
idenpferoe nufgebalten ulto bieqeidt
orei Meni6enleben gerettet. gas
0eipanm Ser Srau Ib. Slrif, bic
nit ibrer 7Sabre altetl Softer ,lnb
elmer anOern Srou I'M guggp ioB,
id)eute ploBlih uno gillg onr6. Srall
Slri6 belt 5lpar bie 3iigel felt, aber
elmer rib ullo tie mar mo6tlos. go
lisilt 9rolpn iprengte beron, ergriIf
Die 3igel bes einelt Gferoes, a6ef
ollr6 oen &lld i~tiir5te lein 8fero rnb
er muroe aus Dem 5uttel ee5ogell.
ST belt a6er felt nno lieB ii6 BEL
llube einbulloert Oaro melt i6leifen,
bis es ibm gelang, Die Bferoe 5lull
Steben 5u brin9en, geraoe ais cine
&olliiion nit elmer StraBellbabucar
6eporltano. gr trng mn geringe
8erlebungen oapon.
5reo 9iener, 60 Sabre olt,
bot Die grflarung abgegeben, am1eri=
faniider Siirger peroen 81 noGen.
Ole @abrideinli6feit lit Dor
banoen, bob mir m1breno unierer
ausite1llng i'm Serbite cine Suft6ol-
lon-8ettfabrt babet1 merben. Or.
5ieloins bemiibt iid Die Sade 5lt
a%rrongieren.
Sis gum Montag batten 1876
Ier5te Ser Staot in Ser Office oeS
9iitrift-glerfs Sen 9eitimmurlaell
oes ne1en @eiebes genlaB, lire Jte-
men eintragen laifen.
Sn Solge Ser gntgleilung Dol,
5ipei Sradtcars 5nei Meilen lii0li6
BON gorne, entitano am Montag ollf
Der Iranias Sab 8abn ENC
8lodaoe. Der 8aiiagier5ug, ser anl
nadmittag 4.30 abgebelt ioate, uer-
feb Die Staot erlt Inn 9.45 obenos.
Im Wagenfrebs itarb nah
larglpierigem &ronfenlager Ser be-
fonnte 3eitungsidreiber uno @e(e-
gen6eitsoidter @enrp &D0er
Saplor inn Sitter BON So Sesobren.
@r mar IN Better, ENGLAND, aebu-
ret; 1881 manoerte er aus uno lieR
lid in San Intonio nieoer, mo- or
5uerit ben Suroap Mirrop~ reoiqier-
te, alo mar oonn an peri6ieoe1en
3eitungen beidaftigt.
Sn gfnarf's Saae faro an
Wontag abeno cine gut beIudte allti-
probi6itioniitii6e @~eriammllng Itate.
9err Sans Serbberg bieIt cine &eoe
iiber perionlide Sreibeit uno lieb
Die &anoioaten auf Dem anti-probl-
bitioniitiiden Sifet @epue paIiiers,1.
Nifter Sboof madte oie Mitteilung,
bob elmer Der Mitperfoiier oes gos-
fin-Dfc@regor @eiebes oltgenblidlib
oamit bei6aftigt lei, oos @eIeB ltll-
fon~ltitutionea erfldren 5u IofIell.
Die &eoe1 fanoen entbuiiaitii6e
Nufnabnle.
Bon Der uSSnternotional Stems
Company" in Seem gorf erbieItca
mir u8arterlaube" $. 26.
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yrtef=StHe.

5erren: Mar g. Cohen, Sbeobpl
9rieglelpid, 8. 81. 9ieeel, 8. $. grnit
S. q. Sellerba6er, q. S. @aue, S. 81
@ut5eit, @uitab 9amnlel, Mnton t8art.
mann, Gleg 5aemann, S. 6. Sorom1
90. Sarer, IIpis Med, @uitap Iiiler
SeinS Mirili5, Sobn Getber, 6. 5
S6end, g. S6tpanot, g. s. S6omus
y. urbana, 90. S. Ilmf6eibt, g. $
8aloel, g. @epraud, Iug. 8eilbader
Sranf 3u6ert, So. 3arnmerle.
9amen: 6. s. 8ranieff Marit
5ermann, g. S. Iartin, Iarp Miet
grma Sdelper, emma @pgler, 8. q
8ebri6, g. 3inf.
ansl anb: Soiepb aroe3af, Saral
@ellerbabn.
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Der Stimntsettel.

9as Subfonlite bes oeunofrotilf)s1
GountD Grefutib-aomites fat crt,
idieoen, bob Der Stimln5ettel fiji,
8erar Gountp bier abteiluneen ia.
ben ioa.
Die critic entbalt ben u9leose".
Die Su6miiiions- uno 2ocal Option.
5rage uno Die 0amen aIer &all
oioaten fir S~toatsdmter.
Die 5tueite entbdlt Die Non1en Oel
a~anoioaten fir 9iitrift- uno Gountp
4enlter big gum County, &ommiii6r.
Die brittle errtbalt Die Iarnen on
a%anoioaten fir 5rieoensri6ter uni
8oritabler.
Die pierte meiit Die @onlen oel
&omite- Wtitglieoer altf.
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Sam nidlt iibertrDffen luerbcm.

G%rfabrung lit Der bette 2ebrmeiiter
s. sc. Saroen bon Silner Gito,
Noro=Garolino, iagt: Electric Bit
tiers lit genou bos, fir mas es ange-
prieien miro; fir Mager-, 2eber-
uno Nierenleioen fam es ni6t iiber-
t%roffeit Deroen, er lit cine ercellente
Weoi5in". Serr Saroen bat &eft,
er tit Die bette Meoi5in fir olgemeine
Sdtpdde, ebenio fir 6ieber uno Ma-
laria. @arartiert 81 baben BEL @o.
9reiB uno st. gobn & So. so Gts.
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81. 9. 9apibfpn.
an uniere Sreunoe uno gefann

Sin uniere Sreunoe uno gefanntel
ga Die @abl Dor Ser Sir itcbt
urlo mir feline 3eit mebr baben, per
ionli6 o0er briefli1 nit Sbnen Sat
gu pflegen, erlaltben mir nrts, ourd1
Die 9reiie> Sic gefdligit auf sic
&anoi0at1r uno bebufs Ser @ieoer-
pabl oes Generals taats- Mntpolt 81.
9, 9opioion, m1fnlerfiam gu MADDEN.
SEER 9abibion bat III fabiger, gs=
lpilienbafter @eiie iein Mnlt Der,ual-
tet, TT nit uneridiitterlidem Mut
ben Srults entgegen getreterl uno 6at
rnter ben bitteriten 4ngriffen uno
&erleumoungen, 5ieIbetDnBt Stallo
gebalten = treu ben SntereiIen oes
8olfs bon Seros.
IS Dare unieres @ra1tens eile
S6ma6, i'm ni6t mteoer 81 erm1b-
len uno i'm nidt iein glltes @erf
pollenoen 81 lalien.
Neben6ei lei es ge1agt, oaB er
niht nur Elm ebrlider, tH6tiger .ulto
fleiBiger geamter, ionoeril elm ourf-
aus liberaler uno bieoerer Mann If,
Der ioipol nneridrofa feline Hfliht
tut, lpie Die belten Sntereiien uno
Die boben Soeale unieres groBen
freien golfes miiroie pertritt.
@ir boffen oesbalb, oaB Sic, wie
mir, i'm naf araften unteritiiten
uno in Der GoripabI am %. Sull,
fir i'm itinmen neroen.
Ndtungspoa
GmbulpB &lebcrg,
Walter Sips,
auItin, Eeras, 5. Is. Sui 1908.
(An5eige.)
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Fine vorteiIbafte Offerte
9as btutgftc &anb inn
Marfte.

30 Scftiunen sanb - 16 sniam-
mcnbangemb, 10 sniammenbGnsenS
nmb 4 ieparat - in 81 Gaip County,
mabe bei ber StaSt @anbprm mno in
sgerinscr Gmtfernius BON ser Glen.
balm iinb snm Greiie bpn So per
@der sn b~erfamfen pber iuerbem segen
cinseridtete Sarm uber StaSteisen-
titrt amgetanidt.
Cute @ieGsegeno; quite Silbermi-
nett in Der Nabe.
Nad5mfrascm in Ser Office Ser
Sreien Grciie fir seras.
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@ute @etranfe uno fanoier
2und Itets in gnrsitaller's ealuon
nno Neitauramt, 8iIita StrnBe neben
Der SaIle Der SermmmsIobne.
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g. q. nub @ranias Gaf gabn.

Die 3iiee Ser 4ranias gaB gabn
brirgen gud sum Sommeraufentbult
IN Die Serge, an ote &iiite .uno nod
Dem Norben bon 3eras.
Sdlafpa9enoierit auf oaen eltt-
fernteren Streden. Ndbere @il8et-
beiten bel
Glaube Springal,
6itp Sidet Igent. 9eror 9ritg
Store.
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@os Dem idlaueite1 Studs
ni6t gelingt, @olofidie bringen es
5utDege.
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8orte iino biatg. 0os pilien
Die Sroiter nobl.
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5eirats Sdeiue.

@bnrles j. Soeppertpein u1o Dig
sfaeoer.
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Wenntes Gapitel.

Die groBen 5erien itanoen mn,
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18

Ths varieties Of poultry bred on the
farm seldom include ornamental va
Kettles. and new breeds are not Is we'll
represented - in tho yards OF the
fancier. A. an illustration of this
point attention il called to the fact
that in the show room White Wyan-
dottss equal or exceed in number the
Barred Rocks On the farm. however,
the Barred Rocks are many times as
numerous as tho White Wyandottes.
An effort was made by representa-.
tive Of the experiment station to de-
termine approximately the proportion
farms. The subject was Investigated
In two ways: First. by ascertaiaing.
from question blanks sent to farmers
or by personal visits to farms, the
variety Of chickens kept; second, from
the opinions of poultry packers and by
actual count of the chickens in receiv-
ing rooms of poultry packing estab-
lishments. 1t should be borne in mind
that the word variety" used in this
connection, does not mean pure-bred
chickens. From the studies made the
conclusion is drawn that about ten
per cent. Of the poultry upon Kansas
farms are entitled to be called pure
bred. The great preponderance of
Kansas Chickens are crosses and
grades in which one breed FREEDOM
mates. Poultry in which the crossing
has been so confused that the product
cannot be classified are listed as mon
grels. The following table shows the
result Of this Investigations:
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18
THE BEST BREED OF FOWL
FOR THE GENERAL FARMER
Plymouth RoeAs Hold High Rank-By Prof Oscar
Dairy Husbandman Kansas.

plump bodies. Some dealers claim
that they equal any chicken where the
trade demands . small CARCASS. II
was also remarked that Leghorn hens
continue to grow and to improve in ap'
pearance with age. ranking better ~
an old hen than as . pullet. The Leg.
horn cockerels arc desirable ~ broil-
ers but when older are not wanted.
and, II purchased, are classed a.
STACEY. OF the Asiaic chickens. the
Langshans are the most popular. Brah'
mas next and Cochins last. The Lang
shans are we'll liked except for color.
being sometimes mentioned next to
the Plymouth Rocks. The Brahmas.
and more especially the Cochins. are
remarkably unpopular. among the Kan
sas packers. This fact IL especially
worthy of notice when 1t is remem-
bered that these breeds are spoken Of
as meat breeds by many popular
writer's. The chief objection is be-
cause these varieties possess large
frame with not enough meat to cover
it. As capons the Brahmas and Co
china are considered among the best.
The following are representative
lists, ~ ranked by packers:
1, Barred Plymouth Rocks; 2, Wy
andottes; 3. other Plymouth Rocks; 4.
Brown Leghorns; s. White Leghorns:
6, Langshans; Z. Brahnas: s. Cochins.
1. Barred Rocks: 2. White Wyan-
dottes; 8. White Rocks; 4, Black Lang
shans; s. Leghorns: 8. Brahmas; 4.
Cochins; 8, scrubs.
/. Barred Rocks; 2, Silver Wyan-
dottes: 8, Indian Games; 4. Lang
shans; s, Leghorns; 6. Brahmas; 4,
mongrels.
From the attention that has been
given to the breeding Of poultry for
the show room. many people wrongly
infer that standardized poultry Is no
better than mongrel stock for COM
mercial purposes. The mongrel chick
en- is . production of chance. Its an.
cestry represents everything availa-
BILE In the barnyards Of the neighbor-
hood, and It's offspring will be equally
varied. In the pure breeds there has
been q rigid selection practiced that
gives uniform appearance. The size
and shape requirements OF the stand
ard, although not based on the market
demands, come much nearer produc-
ing an ideal carcass than does chance
breeding. Ability to mature for the
fall shows is decidedly practical
quality that the fancier breeds into his
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18

Plymouth Rocks hold unquestioned
first rank. For broilers or roasters
the White Wyandottes are considered
equally good. By some packers the
White Wyandottes are marked first
for broilers. One man stated that
White Rocks were more rangy and
coarser framed than the Barred va
riety, otherwise no objection was
found with the white or buff Plymouth
Rocks. The extreme popularity Of the
Barred Rocks is illustrated by the fact
that ono dealer agreed to pay one-hah
cent per pound more for this variety
than for other chickens. This was,
however. discontinued. The only criti-
cism raised against the Wyandottes.
when compared with the Plymouth
Rocks. was that of smaller size. One
packer expressed a preference for
silver over White Wyandottes. As to
other American breeds no opinions
were expressed.
Outside of the American varieties,
the Indian Games are ranked highest
BY those who include them in the list.
The Leghorns are disliked for their
small size, but are invariably ranked
above scrub chickens Of similar size.
The Leghorns are especially desired
for their yellow skin and legs and
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18
SWINE FECUNDITY

So great was the fecundity of swine
in Virginia forests that In IS years
after the founding of jamestown by
the English and Introduction of swine
by them, the inhabitants were COM
PEELED to palisade the town to keep
them out and history tells us that for
some years after 1t seemed to be a
question whether the white man, the
Indian or the swine were going to take
possession Of the new world.
The breeding and management Of
swine is one of, II not the most i'm
portant agricultural interests Of the
great west and to be successful none
but the best breeds should be allowed
on the farm.
The fecundity of swine leaves no
excuse for holding to . bad breed Of
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18

Hand-embroidered tops for chemises
and nightgowns may be bought at
comparatively little cost. to be At
tached to the main part Of the gar
ment, which may DO made At home.
This is quite An innovation. but one
likely to be very profitable. for. in buy
ing a ready-made chemise, for In
stance, It is almost sure to be too long
or In some way unsatisfactory. and the
same may be said Of q nightgown.
II Just the hand-smbroidered yoke
10 bought. however. and the rest Of the
gown made at home. the material will
surely be more carefully selected and
the garment may be made to exactly
1T. The hand-embroidered Jokes are
attached to the skirt Of the garment
by means Of some beading or valen.
ciennes lace insertion. or It might be
done with q little bit Of narrow real
lace.
These detached Jokes make ideal
gifts for prospective brides. or they
may be carefully saved and made up
at some future time into really hand
some articles for the trousseau.
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18
TRIMMINGS OF NEW LINGERIE.
Wash Ribbon AttraetIvsly Arranged
Has Good Effect.

Some of the new lingerie is trimmed
with rows Of wash ribbon In pink or
light blue 30 arranged that the, are
sandwiched between two rows of val
enciennes insertion. A. nightgown, for
Instance. would be finished with q
pointed yoke Of alternating lace and
ribbon. finished at top with merely .
narrow beading. with very small
bow Of ribbon to match. It gives the
effect Of a great quantity Of graceful
color while In reality the material 10
very little and the work Is very easy.
A corset cover could. Of course. be
made on the same principle. although
1t is better not to use quite 30 much
ribbon on one of those minute gar
ments. because It shows too much
through the sheer waists of summer,
Petticoats. however. might be finished
with rufle Of wide lace and ribbon,
and the effect would be quite magnif-
cent. particularly II Dresden ribbon be
used.
One of the chief advantages in
using ribbon in combination with lace
insertion il that the edges may be
left - they are. while, II bands Of the
material are used instead. the edges
must be rolled feat which requires
an expert, and which prevents the
work being done ON. the sewing, ma,
chine.
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18

chickens. Moreover. poultry breeders.
while still keeping standard points in
mind. have also made Improvements
in the laying and meat-producing
qualities of their chickens. Consider
ing these facts 1t IL an erroneous idea
to think that mongrel chickens offer
any advantage over pure-bred stock,
1t has been pointed out that the
farmer who wishes to make the most
from his chickens should attempt to
derive his income from the sale Of
breeding stock, fattened, young chick
ems, or from eggs. II the farmer has
decided which of these lines of produc-
ton IL best suited to his conditions
the selection Of breed IL a much less
confusing problem.
The man who wishes to sell breed
ing stock and eggs for Matching must
consider the opinions of the COM
munity and the competing breeders al
ready in the field. The breed of which
there is the greatest amount Of stock
sold will not of necessity be the best
breed for the beginning fancier to Sc
1ect. On the other hand. the mistake
should not be made of taking up with
an absolutely new breed, for many
such breeds are impracticable As farm
chickens.
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18

Some smart colored effects are
achieved in the dotted swisses. and
there are some particularly pretty
frocks Of this material in medium dark
shades thickly sprinkled with very
tiny dots Of self-color, white or black.
inset with cluny insertion matching
the dot and worn over slips OF self
color or white. The straw colorings,
ponges shades and other light yellow
or brown tones are especially popular
in all Of the thin cotton stuffs and
are always cool looking in combination
With white.
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18

eolorsd silk. = little collar Of lace
finishes the coat at neck. It II also
edged with . frill Of the silk.
The sleeves arc long. with = deep
cuff 1t the wrist, and are edged with
. narrow strap of the silk, two deep
capes completely cover the empire
top, and fall over the sleeves. they
have scalloped edges. and arc finished
with strap Of silk and narrow frill.
Hat Of soft straw. trimmed with pale
blue shaded feathers.
Materials required: 8 yards IS
inches wide. yard silk. . lace collar,
and 4 yards OF lining.
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18

swine. A good male hog of any breed
can be bought SO reasonable that no
one can afford to raise anything but
the best Of its kind. There is no class
of farm stock that pays better as be-
tween Indifferent and good breeds than
hogs and the wonder is that in some
sections Of the country farmers still
cling to breed of grunters that will
always greet you with snort and q
boh-o-o and which no filing can I'LL
fully, a match for the average dog. al
ways ready to eat anything that falls
In their way. even to half grown kid.
but which when wanted for meat are
nowhere to be found.
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18
Color Combinations.

The latest manifestation Of odd
color schemes is found in q costume
having q tunic skirt Of electric blue
shantung silk and . frivolous little
coat of Jade green satin foulard
These coats continue to flourish, and
with them are being shown waistcoats
Of costly old tapestries or brocadss,
many Of them handsome enough to
adorn the crystal shelves Of the curio
cabinet.
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18
Total OF
No. farms variety In

In order to get definite information
upon the question as to which was the
most popular market fowl. nine poul-
try-packing establishments. distributed
throughout the central and eastern
portions of Kansas were visited, and
the conclusions are as follows:
For dressed fowl (hens) Barred
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18
Every swish Of skin /, FRAGRANT,

Every Swish Of Skirt 10 Fragrant.
Tho Parisienne. who IL devoted to
the trailing gown. has her skirt
sponged about the hem after each
wearing. nrst With. an odorless clean
ing essence and then, with perfume,
20 that every swish Of her skirt hem
y frsgrant--From . Paris Letter to
Vogue.
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18
ParaseI for q Bridesmaid.

Painted parasols are again the
fashion and spring blossoms the
chosen designs. One with sprays Of
exquisitely tinted apple blossoms u
especially appropriate for q brides
maid to carry. a. the delicate colosins
will blend with any color costume
Vogue
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18
COAT FOR YOUNG GIRL.
Hsrs 10 Very Pretty Garment Made
Up In Empire EtyIs.

This pretty coat is made in empire
style. the skirt fitting the yoke with
out fullness.
Pale blue cloth il used here; 1t is
trimmed with soft Fittings of the same
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18

Bghpnk has made into h. simple little
tuck and closes under the the
white striped French snghsm and the belt Of similar
ths skirt ornamented with hat white pearl buttons these
inverted boxpat which
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18

Adjustable FIouness.
Deep fiounces of white embroidered
muslin. gathered or plated into .
binding, can be bought ready to but
- to . plain muslin petticoat
The Meeker herald., 1908-07-18

souring Of Honsy.-I have had .
good deal Of experience with fermen-
tation In newly-sealed honey. The
best thing is to do away with the
combs when they get In that condition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-06-13

Ella Bliss. Allen, Edward SamL.
Bliss, Walter Henry Bliss. Charles
Herman Bliss, Byrl Bliss, Bessie l..
81 IS. Carlyle Bliss. Ruby Lee Bliss.
by c. L. Shine, special master, TO
George P. Wentworth-One undivid-
ed one-third interest in and TO the
following property: Bounded on
north by Zarragossa street. on west
by Cevallos street, and on south and
east by bay of Pensacola; also one
undivided one-third interest in and to
east so feet of lot Sc in block 6
Old City-S335.00.
Same to Same-One undivided one
third interest in and to the east so
feet of lot Sc, block 6, Old City
s3SO.OO
Same to Same-One undivided one
third interest in and to south So feet
of lot SO, block 7, Old City-S295.00.
]. w. Hyer to Lee Daniell-An I'M
divided half interest in and to all of
block 81 of the New City tract-S1
and other valuable considerations.
z. A. Clubbs to Lee Daniell-AIl of
lots to 5. block 105. East King tract.
Belmont numbering. and lots II. -
and 13 in block 81 of the New City
tract-S100.0O
Pensacola Realty Co. TO J. o. Rodg-
ers-Lots / and in block 10 of the
BTitton place-$195.00.
IA A. Fisher to Emma OIeva-Lots
1. and 3, in block 81, lDOnelsOn
tract-S450.00.