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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-07-30
Pleasant Mounds

Roy Shouts is working for George
and Fred Fox, during the busy season.
Mrs. Melissa Ellis of Granada is Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Latin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Griggs of Truman
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Will Griggs
the first of the week
Mrs. Aida Gjuul spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Thompson in Ceresco township.
Simon Day and James Reeder have
added to their threshing rig new
Nichols and Shepard separator
Burton Tyler lost a steer by light
ming in last weeks storm. Lightning
also struck the wind mill on the Al
bert Marks farm, doing considerable
damage
H. F. Day and son Lawrence went
to Minneapolis last week and drove
home large "Velie" touring car,
which is attracting great deal of
attention in the neighbornood.
The Glidden tour passed through
here Tuesday and many gathered along
the roadside, dressed as for holiday.
1t was very interesting sight for
many, and highly enjoyed by all.
Miss Genevieve Swan of Garden City
has been secured to teach the fall
and winter term of school i'm the Kin
ney district. Miss Swan taught in
that district last winter and gave
spendid satisfaction, and her scholars
and friends are glad to learn of her
return to the neighborhood
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Decoria Notes

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Mr.. August Thrun is suffering from
an attack of eczema.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Thrun is recovering from his re-
cent serious illness.
Mrs. Johnson of st. James, cousin
of Mrs. Henry Tillman, is visiting
friends and relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. George Lortz and
daughter Esther of Mapleton spent
Sunday at Emil Tillman's.
On account of the rain and small
attendance, school meeting in district
l39 had to be postponed. Every tax
payer ought to be present when it is
held, as an important matter is to be
brought up for consideration.
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MANKAT0 TOWN NEWS.

Harvest has begun. Some barley has
been cut, and it is very good, too.
Albert Weber has been engaged to
run an engine for Lortz & company.
G. r. Newbert was caller at the
Cedar Lawn Poultry farm yesterday.
School meeting in District No. 2
was held on Saturday evening. John
Herr was reelected director for a
term of three years.
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July $3.50: Aug. 6-13- 20.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Surrogate Court of the Judi
cial District of Regina.
In the Matter of the estate of. Edwin
Lucious Pettis, deceased
Pursuant to the order of the Honorable
Mr.. Justice Newlands dated the 3rd
day of July. 1909.
TAKE NOTICE. that the creditors of
the above named estate are reollired
to send in to Messrs Black & Hilliar.
barristers. etc. Weyburn. Sask.. on or
before the 2Srd day of September. 1909.
their claims against the said estate to-
gether with statement of the secur-
ity, If any. held by them, such state
ment and claims to be verified by sta
tutory declaration.
DATED at -Weyburn. sask.. this l4th
BLACK & HILIIAR. of the town of
Weyburn,
Solicitors for the Administrative,
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july 2-9-16-23-3O. Aug. 6. ,Os.


STATE OF MINNESOTA, County o.
Blue Earth.-ss. District Court. Sixth
Judicial District.
David A. Babcock and Jenny E. Bah
cock plaintiffs, VS.. Chauncy G. Bar
rott, Friedrich Carlson, Frederick Carl
son, Stina Maja Carlson, his wife,
also all other persons unknown claim
ing any right, title, estate, lien or
interest in the real estate described
in the complaint herein, defendants
SUMMONS
THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
AND REQUIRED to answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff in the above en-
titled action, which complaint has been
filed in the office of the clerk of said
district court, at the court house, in
and for Blue Earth County, in the City
of Mankato, Minnesota. and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said com
plant on the subscriber, at his office
in the Village of Madelia, Watonwan
County, Minnesota, within twenty days
after the service of this summons upon
you, exclusive of the day of such SER
vice, and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
in said complaint.
Dated May 18th, A. D. 1909.
EDWARD c. FARMER.
Plaintiffs Attorney
Madelia, Minnesota.
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THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TC
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENs.


STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of
Blue Earth-ss. District Court. Sixth
Judicial District.
David A. Babcock and Jenny E. Bah
cock plaintiffs, VS.. Chauncy G. Bar
rott, friedrich Carlson. Frederick Carl
son. Stina Maja Carlson, his wife.
also all other persons unknown claiming
any right. title, estate. lien or inter-
est in the real estate described in the
complaint herein. defendants.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
an action has been commenced in this
court, by the above named plaintiff,
against the above named defendants,
for the purpose of determining the adj
verse claims of said defendants Chaun-
cy G. Barrett Friedrich Carlson. Fred
erick Carlson, Stina Maja Carlson, his
WIFE also all other persons unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in the real estate herein
described. and debarring them from
creeing the title to said premises to
be in the plaintiffs, and to be free and
clear from any claim of the defendants,
or any of them, and for such other and
further relief or Judgment as the plain
tiffs may show themselves entitled to.
The premises affected by said action
are situated in the County of Blue
Earth. State of Minnesota and are de-
scribed as follows; Twelve 02) acres
in the southeast quarter SEQ of the
southwest quarter (swA) of section
thirty OBJ township one hundred
seven GOD, range twenty mine (29)
Blue Earth County, Minnesota, describ-
ed as follows: Commencing twenty
GOD rods north of the southwest cor
ner of the southeast quarter (seH) of
the southwest quarter (swA) of section
thirty -one CID. township one hundred
seven 900, range twenty nine (29).
Blue Earth County. Minnesota. at a
stake in the river; thence running
north fifty G10) rods: thence east thir-
.ty 600 rods; thence twenty degrees
east of south fiftyseven (57) rods five
CD links; thence west forty-nine (491
rods twelve Q2) links TO the place of
beginning, all in Blue Earth County,
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Sterling Center

Miss Mullen and Miss Robert are
visiting in Minneapolis.
Miss Inez Williamson of Minneapo-
lis is visiting her cousin, Miss Zada
Parks.
Mrs. p. Richard of Streator, ILL.,, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Engel.
There will be harvest ball at the
town hall Friday, July 80. Music by
Armstrong orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin of
Milwaukee spent last week visiting
their cousin, Mrs. Fred Roberts.
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Redwing Depot Robbed.

Redwing, July 26.-The Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul ticket office was
robbed at go a. m. Saturday of 1886
in cash. Clyde Peede, twenty years
old, the night operator, is being held
by the authorities until further in
vestigation can be made. Peede has
told several conflicting stories.
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BILL TO PROTECT WOMEN
Prohibits Newspapers From Publish.
ina Names in Assault Cases.

Montgomery, Ala, July 2S.-Repre-
sentative Fuller of Bibb has intro
duced in the house a bill to prohibit
newspapers from publishing the names
of women who have been assaulted or
on whom criminal assaults have been
attempted. The bill provides that the
woman shall be shielded from pub
licity during trials and even where the
assailant is hanged. Mr.. Fuller is
president of the State Sunday School
association. A similar bill was en-
acted into law at the last session of
the South Carolina legislature.
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From Wednesdays Daily.
Giving the Children a Show.

Tenants without children need not
apply" This is the way the new and
most up-to-date apartments will be ad-
vertised Such an idea has been orig
mated by an architect who says that
''the fault of our modern civilization
is that there is no place prepared for
the children, and the idea is to have
apartments contain nurseries and play
rooms where children can have chance
to live without needing a chair to
stand on" Some of the innovations
will be floor inlaid with designs that
invite games. Checker board designs,
a plan for hop-scotch and "a track for
engines and ears, also a race course for
the animal kingdom on wheels. One
side of the wall will be given up to a
good black board and there are to be
diminutive cupboards for dishes, inches
in the wall and shelves for all sorts
of toys. The remainder of the wall
space will have not only attractive pic
lures but wholesome verse. 1t is sell
dom that one finds in newly built
house of the present day even one
room with the closet hooks arranged
sufficiently low for child to hang
their clothing, and still the younger
members of the family are expected to
be orderly even though they do have
to stand on a chair in order to put
clothing and treasures away when bed
time comes and play is over. As a
matter of course the new apartments
will have a roof garden on top.
Miss venard's Recital.
Miss Venards piano pupils enter.
tanned their friends very pleasantly
on Monday evening, with a delight
full program of good music that was a
great credit to teacher and pupils. All
of the selections showed that much
preparation and training had been Civ.
en- to the detail of technique and ex-
preston.
A large number of parents and
friends were present and the recital
hour was very enjoyable one to
both guests and pupils. The following
program was given:
Polka Mazurka .......... .Streaboa
Florian Kleinsmidt, Armin Kleinsmidt
Pastorale ................ Schmoll
Helen Black
(a) Silent Vow. $1,000. .Schmoll
(b) Etude Polka .......... Schmoll
Mrs. Bangerter
Yalse Ettienne ,,.....,...,,,,,W achs
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HOLDS LAW IS VALID.
ATTORNEY GENERAL GIVES OPIN-
ION ON APPROPRIATION.
No Reason Why the Money Cannot
Be Expended as Contemplated By
the Legislature; Pay to the High
way Commission, and Also Amount
Due for Diseased Animals Killed
By Livestock Sanitary Board.

st. Paul, July 27.-Attorney General
G. L. Simpson holds that the appro.
priation of $500 for the state high
way commission; another of $500 for
a bridge within the Interstate Park.
that of $4,000 for state capitol ap-
proaches, and an appropriation of $54,-
600 for payment for diseased animals
killed by the state live stock sanitary
board are valid expenditures.
The findings are in answer to mum
Der of questions propounded by State
Auditor S. G. Iverson and State
Treasurer C.. c. Dinehart, covering dis
puted items in the legislative appro-
priation bill. Answers regarding the
validity of appropriations for the grand
stand at the state fair, for state
drainage and for the construction of a
road leading to Itasca Park will be
given in a later opinion.
Reasons For His Findings.
In his opinion, Attorney General
Simpson says:
without going extensively into the
reasons therefor, it is sufficient to note
that as to the appropriation for the
state highway commission, the same is
for the purpose of paying salaries and
expenses and therefore the power of
the state so to do is the same as the
power of the state to pay its employees
in your departments or in the attor-
ney generals office.
"As to the appropriation for the
erection of bridge within the In
terstate Park, and as to that for the
state capitol approaches, the same are
public improvements used eX-
clusvely by and for the state as a
sovereign corporation and therefore, as
declared by the supreme court of this
state, in Ripe VS.. Becker, Sc MINI.
l00ll7 and in effect reaffirmed in
Cooke VS.. Iverson, recently decided,
outside of the inhibition contained in
the constitution as to internal improve
ments.
Nothing Prohibitory.
Gas to the appropriation for the live
stock sanitary board, l am advised of
no provision i'm the constitution pro-
hibiting the same. 1t is an exercise of
the police power of the state for the
protection of the persons and property
of the citizens of the state"
In the matter of the other items Mr..
Simpson says he wants to make fur
Their inquiry One OF the items, that of
drainage, involves part of State Au-
ditor Iverson's salary, he receiving $500
year as clerk of the drainage board.
Formerly this task was assumed by
the governors executive clerk free of
cost, but the present board made Mr..
IversOn the clerk and set aside $400 a
year as compensation.
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st. Peter Nav Get Even.

Chicago Post: Governor johnson has
moved from st. Peter to st. Paul. st
Peter may get even later.
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Minnesota n
i'0'' EDWARD c. FARMER.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Madelia, Minnesota
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Gertrude Eichstadt, Laura Van Wrinkle
"Seashells" Penn
Miss Grace Hopkins.
Philopena Helms
Gertrude Eichstadt
Philomel Kunke1
Miss Hopkins, Miss Wingen
Beauties of Paradise. .... .Steabog
Florian Kleinsmidt, Helen Black
May Day Observation-Disclosures. .Schmoll
Laura VanWinkle
The Wanderer ...... Kohler
Esther Allen, Mabel Allen
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
JOHNSON TO MEET KAUFMAN
Negro Champion Decides to Take OF
Coast Whirlwind.
Match TO Be Pulled on Before a San
Francisco Sporting Club
July 3.

New York, May S.-Sam Langford,
hailed BY the National Sporting Club Of
London as the champion heavyweight;
OF the world after he knocked Hague
out, has caused big changes to be sud
denly made in the plans Of Jack johnson
and Joe Jeanette.
Jeanette viii not remain ii Paris 70
hook up with Langford. who is hot on
his trail but has unexpectedly arranged
70 sail for this country on the Lusitania
on Saturday As Sandy Ferguson is on
his way back now. II looks as If Lang
ford will have 70 make tracks for the
United states II be wants 10 corner john
son, Jeanette. Ferguson. kaufman, or
KetchelL
johnson viii be matched tomorrow 70
fight twenty rounds with Kaufman for
$1,000 a side on July 5 before club in
san Francisco. providing the big negro
can get q $1,000 guarantee. win, lose. or
draw. There viii be no hitch over Kauf-
mans end Of this match, as Kaufman
has the backing, and his managers. ".
a. Brady and William Delaney. have
been after Johnson for some time
Promoter c. J. Lecari. OF San Fran
cisco. wants 10 stage th8 mill. and II he
comes through with JOhnSon's demand
fer q guarantee articles viii be signed in
a hurry.
When Jeanette arrives here he IN
tends 20 challenge an the heavy-weights,
but he viii have 70 wait. no doubt, until
after the Kaufnan-Johnson mill has been
decided. In view OF this new tangie.
Jefries cannot be blamed for laughing
in his sleeve The boiIermaker. as a
result. is more convinced than ever be-
fore that he viii not be called upon 10
re-enter the ring.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST. RAOE-E1Ts and oae-halF fursouzs c.
". But 10 Hss55sl. p 70 l. Won; Rose oueea
i15 lClszE, 20 2 second; Tesiey, IS fHinchcliFsl
y % = En-d Tina. ! q IL Tod6snStou ioysi
Mad, MzunheneT Croydon Star Emblem A
sB1sch. Ts-zneEzITs. sE Edward ard Woodplaas
lElso rso-
/ SECOND RACE-Four and oa~hsR tu-Igzz.
.D-ess Parade. Is CEsraie} 6 % 5 Won: PuIka- rs
t(Goidstslnl. 70 2 secoud; Shepherds Sozz. T2
falusSTSFe3, 70 + third. Tine 80. Miss Raj
Ess1o Eiczo-J Stok. Miss Bailey Lady Sybl
isnd Puritan Lad also rsn-
THIRD RACE-One ard one-sxtesuth miles Gold
srous, 10 IGiS=tl, 3 % l. wca. NooskSlee-a. ia
(Hinceclt1s1, 70 3 sscoud: Petulaut Ie lFrancisl
- % L third Tine. 10 FlaTaey. PTotas0uist.
County Clerk, OrcSsna, CraEfo-d. aad Dredge- also
TaE-
FOURTH RACB-Ons ard ous-eszhti miles
IOTne5. AZ Smith. 70 l. wo1. Eluh1rst. 80
stAyesl. 3 70 !. second: Stalker 80 CHensersone
% 70 !. third Tine, 203 Fountain Trse Cav
iDo-a, Fin McCool Bath Brick SEeetrer Sir Yrs-
81 Cal Boy. ard Th0mood also rz--
FIFTH RACE-One and one-sixtsenfh miles
Esisric i02 lColdstein). z ID l Won. Isdv Es.bs-
1o5 lNGsETaTsl. 70 2 second: Terzh lOs fFrancisl
. % !, third Tine, I.s Is Juggler. Gretus
Green. and Martin Doyle also rau-
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs Carer Sauce I2s
CFolsyl. 20 3 Won; Shore Lake Ils fGolds.sinl
y 10 l. second. Cannie Maid u Cdsntryl. ; ~
Clemeshs. Ont of Step Andrew Summers. Cer1
Ehodss and Nil on The Floss also rsr
SEVENTH RACE-Four and ons-half fr-Io7-S
LoTetse, Is iGoldsteinl. ; 70 !, wou; Rob B.. Is
CentTl, = 70 !, second; Chlto1 Queen 10
.(WzIshl % 2 third Tine. 0S5 2-5 Iowry Fr--.
RoE. CONT Sts1us. J. H. HO1ght0a. and Se-rabie
also Fzn
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27

Cub. wright for age ,
d. cus ard oaesighth
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27

doa Ct TX to Virginia A. Lane. lot g. square
Ns. 81
Thirzy-Hrst street n0rthwest. Dezr Read street
Jsccb A. 5oUss % Juiiet NJ Williams. psTt
s11z7s IS2 SO.
rs Fou-tstuth s-reTt rcr-h-est-AlarT A Ne.igzn
e. viz Patrick r. % William .. and Cath
arins c Barr. .; e. ssuzre 2]i. SO
Thireeuth and g streets ro-tATrst-Geu-gs 2.
Sto-s e. TX AID Bessie p Staus % RoheTt-
K 6 Witng. los - 4. ard &. sguzre
- So
Thi-tseoth and G streets northwest-Ro5erta X 5
witnsr 70 Geo-se ?. stone iot g. square
- SIC.
Thigtee-th and c streets noT-hUest-R1bcrta K S
WitneF % Gs0Cgs B. stsne. l5t &. sssa-e
IS. SIC
Sixtseulh ard " streets uorThwgs-, zi5 FITst
street. sruthesst; FDI-1eeuth and . s.reo-s uG-th-
west and Pleasant Piains--Jo6l r Zaba- %
Ja--es 2 aud Elzabe.A A. AclTes, -ots ] and
K sanare 81. ICt q. square IL pan i0t {.
sluzre =. and lot 20. Pleasant Pai-s SO
Kslo7sua Hsi-hts-AlsrT A SpeDcr u James B.
Alsshira lot g. block g So
Holuszd Msnor-Par1ck J. Wslshe e W 70
Rooinson White. lot g block g. SO
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marvin H Armstrong. 2. and Emma C. BroEer
2. troth of Stanton Va. Rev. H II. Reed
William J. Miller .. and Alice r Hutchinsou.
8, Prinoe George Couuty. Nd Re-- J L Me
Lair.
Arthur A. Cotrsru. 2. ard Anna u Richar1son
o. Rev. J. r. Verbycke-
Freierick ". Cromwell, 2. and Rosalis s. King
2 ReT. ". L. De TTies
Frank q. smith. s. and Nettis n NoyeT. g.
Denver. Colo. Rev. z. II, Moore
Max Harrison. p ard Eta Trie5Uan g. Rev
C0LGRED.
Walter McElrath. ., ard Katie Greeuleaf, "A
JOIN v. Waters. 2. aas Louise LiShtfoos. L.
Rev. r Z. BAYLOR.
william DasSs. =. ard Bgtis Coleman. q Rev
eeess stewart. 2. and Annie anms, = Rev /
?. Smith.
Charles johnson. q. and Iryns Miller. z Rev
Nsshsa Dizo1. q, aaA sazA saun4srs, 2 Rev
J. n Besman-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
ARLINGTON. ~ 49, s..:s .'s.

NeE managsnent For spscial iatucezs-t sse ad-
veTtise1e1t j. Sundays papG.
r J. OSBORNE & SON.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
CANOE REGATTA.
Interesting Programme Compiled for
Popular Event Next Monday.

Interesting Programme Compiled for
Popular Event Next Monday.
The ten events which VIII make up the
big canoe regatta on the upper Potomac
next Monday have been announced BY the
regatta committee as follows: Novice
single, novice double, mixed double, cham
pionship single, championship double. dis
tance race for doubles. club fours. club
relay race. tail-end race. and fitting con-
test.
From the amount OF interest being man.
ifested among the knights OF the paddle.
Il seems probable that the number Of en-
tries viii exceed those Of any previous
regatta and preparations have been COM
pleted 10 keep a clear course and 70 run
Orf the various events as rapidly as pos
sibIe
An added interest has been given 70
this years regatta by the presentation
By the commodore Of the association OF
a very handsome silver cup as a trophy
for the club fOurs race This cup will be
come the permanent property OF the club
which wins il twice. and in order 10 be
eligible 10 compete a club -aust have e
representative In the Interclub Canoe As
ISOLATION
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
JAMESTOWN RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FTFe fu-lo1gS Rebellion. Ies HTc
eCsheyl. 70 I WUli s. AUEBtus. lg7 Burns
% = sso7od; IlspscH0l - lEzaJuesl. 5 70 2
Ahlrl. TI1s. la5 -. Altar also m
SECOND RACE-FTs fuFlo12 The+iA Ig
EEgynesl. % ! Eon: LILY Pad. ~ CAcCzheyl
9 % 2 sscold; Chspsr0n. ~ tConlta), IS . !
ta.-5- Tine. 80. Solno Cay King. PimDarts
End Do1ble Rose also rsn-
THIRD RACE-SsFen furiongs Blsz Sheen Us
.tFeidi. % 5. w0n; Lady 5gznksr, lT fHavnesl.
% ?, second; Laura A, IG lWslke-3, 70 70 1
third Tine. = Orlsmentatioc Racquet Cyclous
and No TTumIer also rzn
FOURTH RAOE-Ons MIA CheDr+,o ~
Reid, to /. Won; Pins end Needles. 10 1fc.
Czhey) to ). sscond; Cost Ct Arzus Us fyEaIEe-l
Z 70 / third Time, I.sS. GeoTye ., HaTl also rsu
FIFTH RACE-Saren ferIo-Ss Hoozx 80
.tReidl. &C ). TOl Tley q Spades. I0s DIs-tin}
70 l. seco16i Eninnia. E2 CHsyussl. g l. 2
third Tine. E5 Is Good Fra. also raz.
Sixth RACE-Ons and Onssishth raFlss -,
k5alshsd. 10 CNcCzhey). eTe1. Eon: Pee Kr{rbt
1Q (WEks-], % !, second; Ruthbg 10 CHayaesl
s % I, third Tine, 2122-& Dizis Cod 49,
i1fElEtO15 also rzn-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mouut Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-RObsrt n
Young e TX. TO Leon P. and ESnma A. Martin
lot ST, SO
Whitehsven. St Philip. and Jaoob-Percf7aI G
Binsted 70 John H. Binsted. lot S. block !. SO
William T. Binsted e uz 10 sane. lot s.
block l. SO
TuesdeI's Addition 20 washington Hsashts-E.d
ward B. Olnry Ct u1 10 Jane B. and Margaret
g. Sylvester. lot $. so
ShoTwood-Fanny g. Dorsey st vr John s. e
james 6. Mcouesn. lgt ;. square s2ls. SO
GIzor ard Mount AiTT-Wiiiiam B. Reilly and E
Beverly Slater. trustees to Christophe- Hester
BERG. part lot s $50
Seventh and c StTeets s1gtheaSt-1Iargsret R. Potts
20 John n. Annie l. and Marion Baden. Mar
J. FRYE, and Florence B. Draper. al interest
II lot 6. square So $.
Q street, between Sccond and Third streets north
west-Bernsud n. Harding et ux % william Il.
DuTsn l3 s. square 50. SO. William II
DuTan et ux 10 Wolf SchiosberE. sane land 50
Twenty y-sec1nd ard r streets nOrthwest-Henriefts
Y. Miuuix % William Pfei, part original 10;
i. sanaEe 81. sl9.
InteTest-Charles A. Barnard. trustee. to Mary Z
Parser, az interest Of D. Frsnk Parker Fl
real estate q John @ Porker. SZ5a
Hoimsad 31ano7-HanF Wsrdnan ard Thomas
B01es to Maud B. De LauDey. lot 10. block
a So
Rear street. between Trenty-arss and rusn.v.
second streets nOrhTest-Charloste Grady e
William Z. COs:ins. lot n square s. SO
Wisconsin Avenue P2Tk-The Capital Rsslfr Con-.
pauy 10 Philip u Riley. lot 2, square I7Ss. SO
Ingiesids- Kennedy Bros. Inc, 70 ATis 3. Rorteu
lot a. block T. SIC.
North Randie Highlands-Americsn seziritv and
Trust Company. trustee. 70 Cora I. Olds. 10,
IS block 5sa. SO
Saul's Addition 10 WaShingson-B. Frzncis SAM
et a. 70 John ". r. sumTsit and Gecrze ".
F. SwsrtzeIl. trustees. lots Is and e souar,
Sc Ag1
Inglssids-Iulia A Polk Ct Tir. John P, 10 vssta
L Watson, i0t lse, block a SO
bingham Plaes-MaFia J. s Davis % Frank p
Davis. lct 5 block ;. S750
Twentieth and streets nGTthEest-Eduzrd Daniels
e u. 10 Almss Ottiiis A. ESeTt, lot .. ssrzrs
g. Sc
Fifteenth and streets scs7thsast-Ffank 5. Cruvo
e ux- 70 Floyd z. Davis. lot s. square Ds2
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The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
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specisl Nay and June rstss A. " DUNN.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-27
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