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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-04-01
SjonaI Fires Burninu.

Choctow. Okla, March 31.-Colonel Hoff- man, commanding the militia, stated at midnight that he had every assurance of the surrender of Crazy Snake within a short time. The signal fire of an agent acting as go-between was seen in the hills attempting to locate the fugitive.
 This information was received here to- night over long distance telephone.
 Eastman Jones, a cousin of Crazy Snake, and three others of the 1atter's band surrendered to Colonel Hoffman to- right
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
By stuart b. Stone.

by stuart b. Stone.
The young bacteriologist looked
upon the vial of colorless liquid
and sighed his satisfaction. The
uniformed layman might well
have taken its contents for fpecac
or rose water. But the bacterfol-
ogist fidgeted about, ran his slcn-
der white fingers through his
long, tousled hair and hunlmed a
ten-year-old song weirdiy out of
tune. A demure, petite young
lady entered the room.
"Ah, Miss Newton" said young
Marsden,s 1.-The new Philippine
culture-the discovery of the EN-
inent DR.. Papaz--the infinitesi-
mally little white wonder worker!
Do you marvel that you behold me
in frantic, childlike joy?"
II do not wonder" answered
the young assistant, with a sigh
She was of striking blond beauty
and her blue eyes did not leave
the enthusiastic bacteriologist as
she sank into the nearest chair.
But" pursued Mr.. Marsden
you do not dance about. Surely
you do not understand. 1t Is the
Lapaz bacfllus-the wizard cul-
ture Of
1T is nasty germ" interrupt
ed the girl, .and / hope 1t does
not kill you"
The professor smiled in gentle
derision and shook the little tube
which effervesced brilliantly. The
girl came over and brushed a rich
accumulation of lint and dust
from his slanting shoulders.
Do you know what DR.. Lapx2
bacillus can dot" he asked.
The pretty assistant shook her
head and restored the red ban
dana that had almost fallen from
the professors pocket.
Il do not know either" per-
sisted Marsden, utterly unaware
OF her ministering attentions. NOR
does the great Lapaz himself. But
! Will tell you some possibilities.
The girl sadly shook har head.
1T might wipe q race OF men
from the globe. than out the sur
plus population Of China. annihi-
late the mosquito pest. the fly
scourge, the plague OF the Shiny
serpent. Properly managed and
directed. Mr.. Lapax Bacillus might
prove the friend instead OF the
foe Of man--free the earth of the
deadly pneumoeoccus. lay waste
the entertainments OF germdom.
attack and utterly destroy the par
asikea that feed on you and me.
Don't you see don't You realize
a @ast possibilities both good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13

Chicago has grammar school
principal. by name VIM. Campbell,
who objects to the elaborate COM
mencement exercises In which the
girl who wears the most expensive
gown is the cause of an epidemic
of heartaches among her less for
tunate classmates.
He believes in practical educa-
ton, so weeks before commence
ment he told the teacher OF sew
ing that his girl graduates must
make their own dresses. Thus
the girls should have a chance to
show how much they really have
learned, and the uncomfortable
|heartaches would be averted.
So the teacher put the girls to
work making every article to be
worn except the shoes and hose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
SMILE a WHILE

One out of every IL marriages
in America ends in divorce.
Doctor: Did you follow my
advice about your insomnia, and
count yourself to sleep?
Patient: Yes. / counted up to
$4,000, and
Doctor: All, and then you were
asleep.
Patient: No, then IL was time
to get up and go to work.
Taft has lowered his golf
record. Wonder if he had to get
Aldrich's consent?
The softer a mans head the
more ready he is to butt in.
Chicago Suffraget club men,
bers have resolved that they won't
marry till they are. allowed to
vote. Hardened bachelors will
look on this as another argument
Igainst women suffrage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
MEN WILL MAKE STUDY OF
HOUSEHOLD MANAGEMENT

BERKELEY. Cal, July 49,
Almost two score men students
have registered in the course Of
domestic science that will be given
at the University of California
summer school by Mrs. Ellen H.
Richards. instructor of the or
ganic chemistry at the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology.
The course embodies several lee
lures of the relation of cost to eff
ficiency in household manage
ment. This feature is supposed
to have attracted the prospective
householders. Mrs. Richards atso
will give a course in eugenics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
ROYAL ARCH INVESTIGATES
LOCAL OPTION PETITION

COLVILLE, July 10. = Pursu-
ant to the filing of the petitions
for submission of the local option
issue, the knights of the Royal
Arch, local headquarters of which
are located at Colville, held very
interesting meeting here and con-
cluded by ordering a certified
copy of the local option petition
filed with County Auditor L. e.
Jesseph. The petition contains
1898 names and It is the purpose
of the Royal Arch to thoroughly
inspect the petition and investi-
gate the qualifications of each
and every signer thereon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13

Mrs. William McCreery enter
tanned at cards yesterday after
noon for Miss Elizabeth Savage
whose wedding to Mr.. Edwin
Gregory is to take place this
month. The guests were young
lady friends of Miss Savage.
Tacoma club women are great
ly interested in the convention of
the National Council of Women,
which holds its first session to-
morrow morning at 10 O'Clock in
the fine arts building on the A
Up. exposition grounds. A num-
Der of Tacoma's most prominent
women will attend.
The Ladies' Aid society of Alki
Congregational church will give a
picnic and outing at Point Def
ance tomorrow afternoon. Mem
bers and friends of the church are
invited to attend.
The first division of the Ladies'
Aid society of Plymouth Congre-
gational church will give a lawn
party at the manse tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The Logan Social club met this
afternoon with Mrs. B. Landow,
2817 South / street.
Mrs. J. B. McNerthney will be
hostess for the Altar society of st.
Patrick's church at its regular tea
tomorrow afternoon, at her home,
1922 North X street.
Major and Mrs. Henry c. Near
thur of Washington. d. c.. are
the guests of Mrs. Frank Ettinger
at her home on G street. Major
is in charge OF the state
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DailySbor1SforY

land harmfui-of the Lapaz bacil-
|lus?"
81 see." answered Miss Newton.
Then, after pause: Can the
bacillus feelf"
Marsden shrugged his shout
ders. Il should say yes. in his
blind. blunt way"
"Can he think and ponder and
crave that which cannot be OBJ
tanned? Can he long and patient
ly desire, knowing that his desire
cannot be? Can he lover"
The professor took a deep
breath. You open up a wonder
fully interesting field of re-
search" he declared. "Now, /
should say. with Lassalle and
Dempster, that the nerve func-
lions of the Lapaz are by no
means utterly negative. But l
should hesitate to endow the bac-
illus with well-defined sense of
craving such as"-
give me the Wall" command
ed Miss Newton. I'VE shall see
what the germ will do. At last ]
shall be of some use to YOU
Marsden gingerly handed the
vial to the girl. Miss Newton
uneorked the tube and tipped 1t.
Marsden grabbed at the precious
glass. Are you mad?" he cried.
"What would you do?"
Merely the bug route to what
ever happens" she answered
with reckless shrug. There is
IA drop upon my finger. Do you
Icare?"
The bacteriologist, in great ag-
litation, grabbed up another bottle
land poured a foaming liquid upon
her soft, warm hand. How would
/ ever get along without you?''
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13

IOne period a week for several
weeks was devoted to the work.
The gowns were of white lawn
and more or less deliberately trim
med with lace. Uniformity was
avoided, each girl being allowed
to work out her own ideas. The
expense to each girl. rich and poor
was only s3.47.
81 rather think these girls of
mine will make good wives some
day." said Principal Campbell. In
describing the experiment. Proud
of the results? Why, of course /
am"
Principal Campbell is a man of
the right sort. and his heart works
In unison with his brain - every
mother will say when she reads
this story. f
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
INTIMATE CORRESPONDENCE
BY RATH.

Washington. d. c.. July Z.
Dear Dad:
It is quite true that the beef
trust is far on its way to the con-
troll OF the boot and shoe-making
industry. How the trust already
controls the tanning industry was
fully disclosed in the tariff de-
bate. The next step is the con-
troll OF the patented machinery by
which shoes are made. You may
or may not know that this ma
chfnery is now all installed on
leases. 1t is not sold. So the per-
sons or corporations who control
the machinery control the BUSH
ness. It is reported today that
the beef trust has secured this
control. Up to this time the con-
troll has been in the hands of a
corporations whose management
has been very satisfactory TO the
shoe men. But the menace of a
change in control has always hung
over their heads, and the evil day
for the shoe men may now be
closer than some Of them suspect.
-
The illness of Mrs. Taft was
moro serious than many people
supposed. / am reliably informed
that what was described as a nery-
ous breakdown was something
more nearly approaching a par
alytfc stroke. It was at least six
weeks before Mrs. Taft left her
bedroom, and she is still una BILE
to see even intimate friends. Mrs.
Taft has been greatly missed by
the social world. Up to the day
OF her illness she was the soul of
energy. and was rapidly becoming
tho dominating spirit In all things
social in Washington.
! am disposed to give a good
deal of credit to Senator Beyer-
idse for being an "fnsurgent." /
happen to know that he had more
to resist than almost any of the
senators who chose to take up the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
TACOMA GAINING AT
RATE or go A MONTH

The population of Tacoma is In
creasing at the rate of 625 people
a month, according to the esti-
mate OF @. r. Coates, manager Of
the Polk Directory company, who
has just issued preliminary cst1-
mates. The population of the
city. he say. IL now $4,000. CIV
ing gain of 1900 over the pop
ulation of last year. At this rate
Tacoma will be q city OF 400, 600
people 10 10 years, q growth,
Coates says. far In excess Of the
normal growing western and
middle western cities. Cities OF
The Atlantic coast hare q still less
percentage Of gain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
Hubby, Home and Baby
Are Woman's Best JOY!

Being grandmother doesn't
make one day older. / am in
favor of early marriages, said
young Grandma Blamey. Both
my daughter an6 myself married
our first beau. There were never
any quarrels about previous
sweethearts, which SO often make
trouble.
1--WE grow alike in tastes and
ambitions when we marry young.
And especially when there are :
children-as there ought to be-
the family sort of grows together.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
High Talk
Mr.. Roots idea That the SUI
pFcrle Court Il Right Even
when Wrong.

4067}: I'VE
had much argument here to the
effect that the decision of the court wrong THE
discussing question of taxi 81
President. myself with the
who position In opinion the dis
The
Trust Co. had with them the weight OF argument
Why decision rfghted? Why not
propose with the court?
It that United States shall deliberately
the legislative
executive conformity shall place the statute
declared
a
what then? Where then would be
Justice of judgment?
IF then? breach between the
with popular acclaim behind the
setting the Independence the dignity
The sacrednes of that tribunal Do note the
phrase7
Popular acclaim" you expression?
estioning "sacredness'-the
fnfalibily--of the
recall that l.. king
land, which
similar doctrine In these
That when the mystery of the kings
disputed,
English History
which doctrine nfall
b thinks Root would be disturbed by
campaign OF oratory and editorials in the
would confidence justice
Judgment.
II the
yield editorials "oratory then there would result
popular acclaim setting against the Independence the dignity
the sacedness' tribunal"
Verify time
the Divine Right of Kingsand the nfalbiy of supreme
courts.
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ga home, a husband and a baby
are much better for girl than
working i'm an office, where she
learns to envy other girls their
fine clothes, and gets discontinued,
and thinks altogether too highly
of these things.
II taught my daughter house,
work so that she could make her
husbands home happy and peace
full"
And my husband likes my pie
and bread" spoke up 16-year-old
mother Rutger. HE won't have
the bakers stuff in the house."
There was little emphasis on the
my husband" and Mrs, Rutger
still bushes just little when she
says the words.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13

CLEVELAND, o., July 10
Here's a young woman who's a
grandmother at 33. and doesn't
care who knows 1t.
Mrs. Albert Blamey married at
15, and became a mother on her
seventeenth birthday. Her daugh-
ter, now Mrs. VIM. Rutger, mar
ried at Is, too. Baby Rutger,
another William, is months old.
He rules over a mother and ia
Their, two grandmothers and
grandfathers and two great-grand-
mothers and great-grandfathers.
Both mother and grandmother
are unusually happy in their
home life. They look much alike,
and are often mistaken for sis
tiers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
SOCIETY and PERSONAL.

exhibit at the A-Y.-P.
The Ladies' Christian circle, No.
1, will hold an ice cream social.
Wednesday evening. at the home
of o. M. Chessman, Sixty-third
street and Pacific avenue.
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No. kids kidlets. that Hans
feeding Is the
o and
buahel
oers OF wrong pretty good and
came
elephant Laare. 2s0S
Buckley Anna Peterson solhs street Elmer Johnson SIS
30 8Sfh Robert Friedman 1918 SO.
Some ef the little readers Of The Times actually tried make
sa o De elephants head On she whole however the picture
CT zoar pictures cmycue Puzzle early
r ihe those who the best answers be print
50
curyeae printed tomerrov watch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
JOSH
WISE
SAYS

"A woman with q clear COM
'plexion can be very unsettled"
DEFINITION-A Friend-One
we can tell our troubles to.
Smoking is increasing in favor
In France.
Mr.. Stuck Up: No, / never as
sociate With my interiors.
Miss Cutting: How could you?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13

fcudgels against the redoubtable
Aldrich. He has good committee
appointments. and had been more
or less petted by the Aldrich-Hale
combination. When the final
parting of the ways was reached
Aldrich took Beveridge up into
the high mountain and showed
him the earth and the riches
thereof. "All these things" said
Aldrich. "will / give you liz you
will fall down and worship me. I"
Or, in other words, Aldrich told
him that IL he (Beyeridge) would
stay ont OF the insurgent COM ina-
ton, he (Aldrich) would use his
great power to give Beyeridge
anything within the gift of the
senate majority. And you know
the senate majority now means
the government of the United
States The executive has become
a small annex. Beyeridge was
told that he was in training for
floor leader of the Aldrich com
bination, etc, etc, etc. To all of
which he replied, in effect: Get
behind me, satan. For il is writ
ten, ETC." So / say I am disposed
to give Beyeridge a good deal of
credit for taking the minority end
of the proposition, and going
against the i'll will and sure retri-
button of the A1drich-waIl-street-
trust combination.
.
We had a s.safe and sane"
Fourth here in Washington, and
a perfectly good time was had by
tnearly) all persons above SO
years of age. People who don't
like the smell of punk, and hate
to see a firecraeker go off, were
delighted" One band, playing
for 20 minutes, furnished music
for 100000 people: and II the
youth of America doesn't get up
a declaration of independence of
his own / shall consider him an
unworthy descendant Of worthy
ancestors. Sincerely.
RATH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13

Stains are the great trial of womanI
who does the family wash in the old way.
Coffee stains, fruit stains, egg stains, occa-
sionally blood stains, and many others which,
defy all ordinary soaps and hard rubbing
as well. In despair, the housewife boils,
the clothes until their fibre is softened and
weakened, but even then the shadows Of
the stains remain.
Such stains are easy for Fels-NapthaI
soap. They are but minute particles oil
colored matter cinging to threads of the,
cloth. The Fels-Naptha dissolves them,
into tiny atoms which can't cling to any,
thing. A rinsing separates them from the
clothes entirely. The stain is gone, leav-,
ing the clothes clean, white and pure,
And mind you, all this is done in cold or,
lukcwarm water, without boiling or hard
rubbing. Fels-Naptha does not in the
slightest degree harm the fibre Of the cloth
As boiling does. No other soap, no matter
what it is called, will take out stains with
out boiling. Be sure to get the gcnainc|
Fsls- Naptha. Itcomcs in thered and green!
wrapper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-07-13
Money Saved Through Anty Drudge

Mrs. Yovngcve Cat telephone) Hello Harry you don u
need to order those new tablecoths and napkins at
Blashman's after all Anty Drudge came in this
morning and showed how Fes-Naptha soapi
would take the stains out of the old They'rei
as clean and white as new now"
Antu Drudge. You just keep on using Fels-Naptha,
Deary and it. save you buying lots of things every
thing you wash will wear SO much longer It'll save
your health and beauty, toe"
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wrong. 1t must be. and forever
remain, sUPREMELY wrong.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-21
MARKET DUETS
DOWN, TURNS DULL
Union Pacific Again Influences
Trading-COnfdenCe Is
: Shown in lndustrialS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 91.-The opening
transactions in Union Pacific amounted
TO 10000 shares at from POI to 2OS1a.
compared with 2o65s at yesterdays
close. There were a number of mate
rial advances also in other portions of
the list, Great Northern ore certificates
and Western Union going up Ia and
American Car and Alis-Chalmers pre-
ferred 13s. Large fractional gains were
made in Reading, New York Central,
Rock Island, Southrn Pacific and Anal
Eamated Copper.
II o'clock-The pace in Union Pacific
was considered too fast and a lot of
stock was dumped on the market. which
caused a reaction of IA. Other active
stocks sold off IN sympathy and the
market became the dullest of the week.
A wide assortment Of industrial stocks
were advanced in a confident manner
Northwestern was lowered IA and
Louisville and Nashville /. At Il
o'clock the advance in the important
stocks was being renewed and New
York Central. Reading and L. 5. Steel
were ruling about a point above yes
terday's closing. and Union Pacific was
selling at its highest again.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-21
JERSEY INTERPRETATIONS.

TRENTON, Aug. 21.-Certiheates of
Incorporation have been granted to the
following companies:
Simplex Metal Bound Box Company,
Paterson; capital, 10000; incorpora-
tors, F. S. Edwards, E. E. Flora, F. w.
Rothermill; to manufacture metal
boxes.
Pennington Garage Company, Elem
ington; capital, $25, 900; incorporators, ].
r. Hall, II. j. Rodenbaugh and ]. G.
Lawshe; to operate and maintain auto
mobile garages.
The Elizabeth TaXicab Company,
Elizabeth; capital, 800, 900; incorpora-
tors, F. NJ. voorhees,, w. II. Cole and F.
Y. Price. jr.; to manufacture automo-
biles, etc.
Applegate Sanitary Vacuum Sweeper
Company, Hoboken; capital, 800, 900;
incorporators, E. j. Forhan, H. NJ.
Brown and j. j. Harper; to manufac-
ture sanitary sweepers.
Aluminium Casting Company of New
Jersey, East Orange; capital, $40. 900;
lnc~orporators. G.. H. Kelly. j. c. Rex
roth and b L. Robertson; to manufac-
ture castings.
Standard Preventative Company. Jer-
SSS lily Cdp4tdli P-bViV'p, illcoi OTdlOr
Fred L.. NJ. Whitner, H. B Main and
Fl. c.. Roundtree; to manufacture
thing.
Gray Adding and Listing Machine
Company, Railway; capital. s200,o0 in
corporators, d. c. Gray, J. B. Furber
and w. A. Ransom; to manufacture
typewriters, etc.
The United Towns Fair Association
Glassboro; capital. $12, 500; incorpora-
tors, Philip Burnet, j. c.. Davis and J.
P. Earl; to conduct agricultural affairs.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-21

Eva Bromberg and nus to Nincenza
PATE, n W S Hunterdon ST. 100 TT
II fl 18th av. 25x100 ...............
Joseph T. Kelly to Edward Grotecloss,
g S. 18th st. 1G f. c Fl Central av,
N'Ni' ToiWiiNsHIiPs.
Harry Doe ct al to Dorothy X. Day,
Orange. S $ Bristol pl, W fl Emily
Woodruff's Id. 5Ox162 .................
Sarah c. I'owd~to Catherine A. Mar
tin, BelleV!lle. W S Washington av,
Jos IT n FIR Greylock av, 5Ox170 49,.
Belts. Bloomfield, n 5 Clearfield av,
351 TT n fl Arlington nv, 50x100 49,.
Christian Schaefer to Board of Educa-
ton of Bloomfield. beg in div line
LIST party, $50 # n fir Montgomery
st, 50x1D y. ...e......
Stafford A. Crummey to Harry B.
Fonda, Orange, S S Fuller ter, $50
# W fir Centre st. 60x129 .............
Simeon II; Robinson ct al to Fred
erick Wieland, Bloomfield. S e 8
Brookside pl, 200 # $ e fir Bloc nfield
av. 26XlS7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Jeraldo Maioran t. Elizabeth G. Ear
rollo, Bloomfield, S S Columbus st,
293 # Q fr Bloomfield av, 25xl00 ......
Breckenridge & Tichenor, Inc, to
Samuel Meyer, IrYington. II $ Argyle
ter, 125 fl v fir Grove st, 25x90 -.
William Harrigan (Sheriff) to Samuel
Meyer, L vington, II 5 Argyle ter, 100
it W fr Grove st, 25x90 ..............
Henry F. Backus to Mytton Mdury,
Caldwell, ; c cor Id Cyrus Garfield,
Antonio c. d, p. P. Maury ct al to
Alfred Boiler, Caldwell, same prop
efly .......
Theodore c. Coe to Harry adams,
f. Orange, W 5 Sanford ST, "a TT S Fl
Wayne av, 30x100
| Same fo Ts.aa L StpinSity II 0rlnpG
W S Sanford st, GA fl S fir Wayne
aV, 6X100.
Isaak Steinsitz to Harry Adams, e.
Orange, " s Sanford st,s64 TT ) fir
Wayne ay. 6X100. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Arthur NJ. Price to The Andrew
av, Isl # fir Id Arthur M Price,
The Andrew Doremus Co. to John Nj
Romegko Bloomfield, w s Myrtle
ay, n e COZ lot James Gorney, 3ON209
John Butler to William d, Winterbot-
tom ct al. Irvington. 5 > Cottage st,
% # W fl Grace st, OxlW ...........
Frederick f. Guild (spec master) to
Nutley Realty Co, Nutley, e $ John
st, 5I2 # II Fl Centre st. 5Sx96........
East Orange and Ampere Land Co.
to A. S Hehble. f.. Orange, g e 5 n.
18th st, S75 IT n fir 18th av, 50Xl0o.t
Solomon =. Cohen (eXr) to Ida Rose
u at t'iDpillitiAf lpf9 1 ~ ~ .HNA'-
sive, blk T.. property jacob Cohen.
Joseph r. Hewitt ct al to Peter A.
Meagher, Montclair. mid I'd fir Jo-
siah Geu,d'S to Caldwell Meeting
House, . acres
Leonard K%lark to Joseph w. Cos
mau, y. CAD well, W 8 Mountain I'd,
cor de Ieiai,ei S1ager. 3 acres 80.
WITH Is Pc. . Charles 5. Orben, r.
Orange. 81 = y. 18th st. 12j fl n fr
Park ay. }5Xl0s
Eawt'd Iroteeloss to Kelly-Acker-s
sou %, Z orange, s S Hilton st, e
f. \ PARK st, 95x10; and . other
TRACTS
Eureka Realty Co. to Amelia c.
Br@u. ". Orange, 2 lots Eagle Rock
tar " Orange