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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06
Fruit Salad.

1 pineapple.
small punches celery,
4 large apples
Cut apples, pineapples and celery IN
L-inch dice and mix with uayonnaise
dressing. Drain pineapple thoroughly
before mixing. Serve on bed Of lettuce
leaves.
MRS. NJ. A GUSTS.
628 East Capitol street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06
Potato Salad.

Take six large potatoes. boil and re-
move the jackets. Let stand until cold;
then slice and season with salt and pep
per and a pinch of celery seed.
Cut one bunch Of celery in o small
pieces; cut up one hard boiled egg and
add these to the potatoes.
When you have mixed all these things
together, pour the following dressing
over the mixture and serve on crisp
lettuce leaves.
DRESSING.
Take yolks OF two eggs and beat them.
Add, slowly, enough olive oil until egg
becomes thick. Thin with one-Quarter
cupful vinegar and season with salt
and pepper TO taste.
MRS. w. n. HOFFMAN.
1929 Thirty-ffth street northwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.
aMilk" Broad Is Praised

by all who enjoy genuine home-baked
products. Y is sweet and substantial.
Delivered direct from oven TO table. sc
Homemade Pies. all kinds. 20c- Holmes
Bakery. LIST and r SITS. Phones Linen.
1440 and 1s41
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06

II Is claimed that woody house DlaIt
and made to flourish like the proverbs.
bay tree If given iron water. soaked
from rusted iron and poured into .hr
soil
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06

one tablespoon vinegar, stirring rapidly
until mixture is slightly thickened and
vinegar cannot be noticed.
MRS. WILLIAM S. ADAMS,
1929 North Capitol
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stantly and adding whites of eggs, well
whipped, just before taking from fire.
After it cools, set on ice until ready
TO pour over and be thoroughly mixed
with chopped ingredients.
MRS J. =. DICKEY,
13l u street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06
Grape Fruit Salad.

Peel two grapefruit and cut into
small pieces. One well-cooked beet. cut
in dice one-Quarter inch or smaller;
half cup English walnuts chopped.
Pile enough grapefruit on white, crisp
lettuce on plate for one person. Take
half teaspoon beet, same Of walnuts. Pile
separately on grapefruit. Put a little
French dressing over all, ard lastly add
a MaraschinO cherry. For the dressing
mix Z teaspoon salt. dash OF white
pepper, and three tablespoons olive oil.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06

strawberry Ice Cream, Made From the
Fruit. 81 Loo per gallon. RosenfeId's Quail
ity Ice Cream. S12 II st. ne. Phone
Line. 1903.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06

The Best accent Meal in the City Is
st the Randolph Cafe. 1904 G y. w.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06

The National Inverted Light.
Best-Safe-Bright. Sl75 Complete nut
, On C A. MUDDIMAN & CO. GIG 18th
st I20< g ST
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06
For Fruit Stains.

Mrs w II. VITO remove fruit stains
from linen soak the fabric in spirits OF
camphor. Then wash out in lukewarn
water and soap.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06
Pure Foods for Easter SUNDAY
CH standard goods which viii meet the requirements of par
culr people. We careful in the selection The fol-
lowing is but suggestive of most generous stock

I Pen Mar Table Syrup. can-........20c
Royal Mint Sauce, bottle .I5c and 2sc
Royal Tarter Sauce. bottle----.--.----.ss sc
Libby's Cooked and Picked Lamb
AOh8ue, jar. .-.........--.........-. sc
Anohovies, bottle...............SOc and SOC
| Burnham's Clam Chowder.
NeLI ltC and flC
Plymouth Rock. Chalmers, Cox's and
Cooper's Gelatine, PcKg..............I Zoe
Bakers Cocoa, can......................2 Oc
Bakers Chocolate. cake...............1sc
''lGutlet'' Peanut Butter.
Quaker Corn Flakes. pckg., 10c
oozeh -.---.-.'--.. ---- ss.-.-----------Sl-l0
Quaker Old Fashioned Scotch Oats.
pckg -------.----------------- --.-...s....l5c
"CoIoniar' Pure Cider Vinegar. gal
1Oc rebate for return Of jug)
Choice Connections, lb.........-30c TO SOC
Special attention given TO packing of
baskets of Fresh PI-ylft-
"ColoniaP' Extra Fancy Dreamer But
ter, direct from the creamery to Us.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06

NJ Ernest Deshayes has again
consented to act as judge of the
contest.
All recipes and communications
should be addressed to the Reeipe
Editor Of The I;mes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-04-06

Grown at an elevation OF 1000 feet
gives 'Salada" Tea a rich, uniform, de-
liciOus flavor. At all grocers.-Advt.
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sun-dried air should be present IN the
ellar
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
PLANNING FOR BAZAAR.

The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church is planning for the bazaar which it will hold on De cember II. This is an annual func- l: ton. and the sale of all sorts of usc- full Christmas gifts is enormous. The ladies have been preparing quits. comforters. bags. plain and fancy aprons and other fancy work, which will be ready on the appointed date. The following committees have been appointed: Marking committee, Ma danes F. w. Wilbur, J. H. DiffeI- derfer, A. B. Jones; soliciting '.om- mittee, Madames F. P. Drew and M l.. Gibbons;, sale committee. Madames A. l.. Hawley. George Wilbur, C. $. Steward and D. NJ Houston cash iers, Madames w. H. Hogle and C. L.. Hutchinson: committee on arrange ments.s Mrs. N. H. Best ard Mrs. C.. l.. Hutchinson, and the supper com mittee will include Madames NJ. l.. Gibbons. M. w Brack J. H. Diffen- derfer. R w. Westover. w. A. Kim
 ball. F. P Drew, K. l.. Mumford. A. R. Jones. D. Nj. Houston. Anna Price, l.. E. Irwin. Butler Motley. James Johnson and Miss Burnett.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
COVERS FOR FIRE HOSE.

Fire Chief Bracket has been trying to get some protection for the fire hose and new carts. which are at present exposed to the weather. He said yesterday that he had tried to have the carts put in Hilbert & Nets stable. but that building was already filled with horses and vehicles be- longing to the firm. He would will ingly have put the hose carts in the Shattuck & NimmO blacksmith shop, but there the door must be locked and in case of fire no entrance could he readily obtained. As it is now. the rain of Friday night wet the hose thoroughly. and if the canvas becomes mildewed the hose will rot and becomes useless.
 The city council has advertised for bids for a house for the hose carts, and for the construction of a dry ing rack. but in the meantime some thing might be done in the way of purchasing wagons covers. if nothing
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
GAVE A DINNER PARTY.

Mrs. May Peterson gave most charming dinner last night to Mir. and Mrs. w. x. Stevenson. nee Rogers. They arrived in the evening from Phoenix and were driven immediately to Mrs. Peterson's home, where they have taken rooms for the present. Mrs. Peterson had invited the. sister of the bride. Miss Grace Rogers, and the best man. Floyd Jenkins. and the merry party thoroughly enjoyed the bounteous repast which Mrs. Peter son knows SO well how to prepare. The table and rooms were artistically decorated with lovely chrysanthe- mums. and the affair. though infor- maj. was delightful. The Mesa de- partment joins the many friends of the young people in extending con gratulations.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
 CONCERT 4 SUCCESS Program Pleasing and Good Sum
 Realized.

One of the most interesting enter tainments given in Mesa this season was the recital at the Mesa Opera house Saturday night by Miss Caro- line Reed Thompson and A. J liar mon, for the benefit of the Mesa Li- brary association. The audience was smaller than was expected. but it was owing to the threatening weather. However, the ladies realized S4O.s5 from the sale Of tickets alone. be- sides the sum (which will be made from the program advertising. and the result is more than was antici- pated. This is for good cause. and the committee in charge is to be con- graduated
 Miss Thompson is a reader of much ability. with d clear voice. beautifully modulated and handled She was en- cored and responded gracefully. and her rendition of the various num- bers was much enjoyed MT. A. J. Harmon thoroughly demonstrated the possibilities of the mandolin The solo. Come, Ye Disconsolate." was beautifully given and astonished the audience by the breadth and depth displayed upon an instrument gen. orally considered to be used simply as an accompaniment for outdoor singing. Miss Laura C. Smith was the accompanist and performed her duties in most pleasing manner. The program was as follows: Man dolin, Come. Ye Disconsolate," MT. Harmon; reading. Third Act of Joan of Arc" Miss Thompson; mandolin. "Oriental Sunset" and Waltz de Concert" Mir. Harmon; reading. The Cow and the Bishop" The Courtship of Larry ODee.' and Tine Banish- ment of Mickey" by Miss Thompson. who also finished the program by giving Myra Kelleys famous produc- tion. Friends" Another number was the rendition of Sweet Memories" by Mir. Harmon.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
GOOD RAIN AT HIGlEY

Joel F.. Johnson was in from the Queen Creek and Higley district Sat- urday. and says the rain out there was in the neighborhood of one-half or three quarters of an inch. Most of the men are blowing and getting their ground ready for planting and the prospect is fine. The school house is nearly finished. the only thing lack ing being the roof. which is to be finished very shortly.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
MESA nEPARTNEMT @
L. ". COOMBS,
 Manager

owing to the inclemency of the wealth CT, the performance was not cut short as is usual in such cases. Professor Leon is a man of undoubted ability and his manners and modes are courteous and pleasant. His psychic tests were thorough. and the mental telepathy excited keen admiration. He is a hypnotist of much ability, and throughout the show manifested his genuine appreciation of the science and humor of his work. He will show in Tempe tonight.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
CLEVER BOY.

Ivan Pomeroy is d lad of only l5 years. but his ideas and the method of expressing them are creditable for much older youth. The following verses he wrote at school, and they were turned in to the Mesa Depart ment by one of his admirers. Ivan is the son of F 1T. Pomeroy of the PomerOy- Guthrie real estate firm.
 The Hen Pecked Man. A hen-pecked man once lived on
 earth
 Who had an awful wife; She scolded and she pestercd him. All through his sad. short life. This poor mans on-y solace
 Was swearing and the races. While she swiped his money from
 him.
 And spent it all on faces. St Peter sat at Heavens Gate. One morning cold and chill. When this poor man and his mad
 wife,
 Came climbing up the hill The woman said to Peter.
 Seems to me that I'd feel cheap. A-setting here at Heavens Gate, A holding and asleep. I've tried hard to do good"
 Said this poor mans wife: I've tried real hard the Lord to
 please.
 And lead a holy life. But for this poor man here. I'm afraid he's a bad lot: He has spent his time in swearing. And on horses that can trot" St. Peter looked. then. at the pair. And his eyes commenced to blur: No wonder he swore. and gambled.
 too.
 If he lived all his life with her. Then he turned around by Heavens
 Gate.
 And pushed a button. and told them
 both to wait
 Before they went within And he said to the imp who ans
 wered the bell.
 Escort this woman around to But as for this man. now mind you look sharp. Give him q throne. and a crown. and a harp.
 And let him sing in the Heavenly
 choir. In providing him comfort let no spirit tire; But as for. the woman. let her fry eternal In fire ald birthstone in regions 1nfernal" Ind thus be the fat of pestering women. Who are imps on earth and are not human;
 But the hen-pecked man shall have | joy eternal. And never will go to regions in- fernal.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
BEDDING STOLEN.

NJ L. Gibbons went home one even- ing last week and found that during the family's absence someone had taken all the bedding from his bed. which was out on the porch. There is no clue to the thief. and Mir. Gib- bons simply had to buy more blan-
 kets. for the nights are getting chilly.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
SHAVED THEIR musrAcHes.

Everyone in town was wondering yesterday whether Constable Burton had shaved his mustache off as a dis guise. or if there had been some ac- cident. but when they saw Nj. L. Gib- bons they quit guessing. Both men appeared yesterday clean shaven. and it is said by some of those who are in on the secret that the real reason is that SD many were frequently mis- taking their nationality. whereas now everyone can tell at first glance that they are true 'Irishers."
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
WILL GRADE HIS RANCH.

Jack Frazier and c. O. Granger were out yesterday making prepara- -tions for the grading of Mir. Frazier's ranch. which is the old Phelps place Mir. Frazier has arranged 'to have two Fresno scrapers and will grade the land and put it in proper shape for cultivating
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
DIGGING TRENCH FOR PIPES.

C. Fred Bracket is busy man. and has to do what work he wants accomplished at home on Sunday. and heretofore has believed. so he says. that the better the day. etc. Yesterday he commenced to dig trench for the water pipes, so that he will have city water in his home. Commencing at in the morning. he
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
HAVE RETURNED TO KELVIN

c. w. Donaldson and $. H. Me Knight, who came down from Kelvin the latter part of the week. have re- turned home. They are conducting blacksmith and wagon shop in Kelvin. and report business in flour ishing condition.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
DOWN FROM SUPERIOR.

Arthur Brizzee is down from the Superior mine. where he holds the position of forwarding agent. in charge of the freight department. He reports everything booming in that district. and says the mine has more pros porous outlook than ever before. He expects to return today.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At the Alhambra HOtel-W. Sulli- van. C. s. Nation. Maine. Ariz-: Mrs. S Jobertson. Detroit; A. J. Gidday. Detroit: F. S. Hoyt. Florence; Oliver Wellington. Mrs. T. O. Turner and son. Roosevelt; Miss C. R. Brooks. Denver: w. T. Smith. Phoenix; w. w Beasel. Miss Helmer. Phoenix; Carlos Larez. J. w Keyston, San Francisco. and w R. Morrison. Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
WILL OPEN STORE AT HIeLey

L. H. Sorey and wife were in from Higley Saturday. and are delighted with s the outlook in that section. MT. Sorey intends to open a general mer- chandise store in his locality soon. and expects to secure the handling of the mail for the residents of Queen Creek
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

the intention of making this district their permanent home. Tom Young is following with a carload of house. hold goods. farming implements, etc. and the two families expect to com mence farming at an early date.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

worked hard and faithfully until 12, and when he found he had only dug ditch long enough for one length of pipe. he quit. He has some nice blisters to show for his mornings occupation.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
GUESTS FROM PHOENIX.

MT. and Mrs. c. .. Granger had Trends from Phoenix tp spend tho day and dine with them yesterday. The sdests included M-. and Mrs. Lee IT Ldndis and Mrs Charles Akcrs
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
SOCIAL MEETING ARRANGED.

There will be a social meeting of the Epworth League at the home of MT. and Mrs. G. l.. Hutchinson, on North Center street, next Friday evening and the public are cordially invited to attend.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
RECOVERING FROM COLD.

William Ross/ has been suffering from severe cold for the past two weeks. but reported yesterday That he was feeling much better.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
WILL MAKE THEIR HOME HERE

Mrs. Tom Young. sister -in-law of G. l.. Young. Mrs. NJ. J. Routh. his sister. both from Texas. arrived in Mesa Friday and have come with
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
LEoNs GAVE GOOD SHOW.

Professor Victor Leon and his wife gave an exceptionally good show in the Vance Saturday night. Although the crowd was smaller than is usual.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

else. or at least that is the opinion
 of some of the interested parties.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

Flagstaff Potatoes s1.50 per 100 pounds. Crump Hay & Grain Co
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29
CHOCOLATE

And every other kind of candies at the Everybody Drug Store. Daintiest creams of all flavors. both local and imported makes.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

Flagstaff Potatoes s150 per 100 pounds. Crump Hay & Grain Co
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

Flagstaff Potatoes s1.50 per 100 pounds. Crump Hay & Grain Co.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

Flagstaff Potatoes $1.50 per 100 pounds Crump Hay & Grain Co.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
REAL EsTATE TRANsFERs.

Intersst-Aunie Robson % Freierick " Motts
twelfth interest in estate o. George M0tts. de-
ccased-
Fourtue7th STREET Heizhts-slarzaret ~ Petersen 70
GiibC1 G. Splitter. l0:s I and . 20 $. square
W, SO same o. samc-l4ot =. s1uarc- -sll,
SO Gilbert C. Spitzer. e. ux. % NJ L. Davies,
lots ard 3 20 s. square EE. SO
Thirteenth street northeast. bctUfen q and streets
Ruth Y. Tolson q rir Francis V. 20 Mary
= Catherine y. and Henry Burgess. fourth share
In rart lot Q square it-3. SIC
Turkey thicket, joan ard Mary. and Trouble ended
GeCrge ID. FAR 90 Meta r. Bennett. part. SO
Z street northeast between Thirteenth and -Four
tccuth streets-ArtEur Carr CO TX. % Guilford
NJ and Teunie NJ Cannon. lot 81. square lC-s
SIS
Thirty-aah street northwest. rear Madison street
Robert e. Neihgan % John 7. ScriveneT. part
lCt %. square east of square l2S. SO.
+ street northeast between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-yyi,iam T. Alorseu et ux. 70 Mar O..
Neson. nart lot T. square lol6 so
Randle Highlands- National savings and Trust Com
uauy trustee. 70 Thomas A. Bel. LOT 81 hIock
55l9 SO same % Alice. Rose. and Peter Dutty.
lots =. Is. ~. and e. b.ock 500 SO same 70
Archibald ?. Osborne lot s.. block Tes. SO
ConnecIicut Avcnue Tcrrsce-kulton r. Gordon et
ux 70 Laura Bars2r, lots and 5. sg'iaFe Ell.
Intsrest-Francis P. b sands TO the National say
ings and Trust Company. trustee. all interest IN
estate q Emilio A. sands. dooraaod. 81.
Girls Portion. Clouiu Course. and Second Addi-
ton % Hakard-Parts-
7I Eighth street s1uthcast-Nircsnt Gl0roSo e. uy.
% Pasguale BTocato Parts original lots . and
"a square % Sc
Columbia HeShts-ChHrlcs ~. King IT,. e. M. 10
John 7. King. part lat -. block o. SO.
street northwes,, between Fourteenth and Pf-
tcenth streefs-Arres Washington % Mar L.
AIayhs,rn part original lot 4 slusre 2ll, S.
/ Addition % Le Dr0it pa-k-Johu Baker e TX. %
joseph B. Bowling, part lot lG, square .. SO
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
DEEDS OF Trust.

Squares IS. So and ss-Afaurce FStzgeTald e. TX.
% Edmond fitzgerald and John j. Feg2n. 20
secure Entcrrrise Serial Banding Association.
S.oe. original lois a and is. square So: lots
rs. square 5i6. and lot A. square 80
Square l5l-i}errha J.. Flske ct vir. Joseph H. 70
John r. Arms and Samuel A Du-ry. 70 secuTs
lee Brown. $50. I 20 3 months, per cent,
serli-anuually. los lsa
r. 'n1cel NGnor-Edmund s. Dellone et TX. 20
Herbert A. Gin ard Theodore y Gin T.. 70
secure Theodore y Gin. ScG J rear. per
ccrt quarterly. part let g. square &5i.
L8nier Heichts-Clgrence T. Coruin ct AK 20 Prank
J. DieudOnne and James Berry % secure Per
Tetual Building Association. Si,5c. lot l9i
square 25S3
Turkey Tlickes-NIetta r. Bennett to John A..
Nlar7ie and George s. Rees. 20 secure George
D. Fsu S6 5252. in % q months. s PER
cent. sfmi-annraliy. rsrt-
Eckington-tiidcon A Lynch. r.. e. uz 20 the
Washi2gton Loan and Trist Company. 20 secure
the Equitable Cooperative Building Associa-
tion SSo part iot 70. block 9.
Square l'Si-Wiiiism Brcokmire et ". 10 same, 70
soc1re sane. S2oa. lot ia
SQUARE tie-1iouis Cohen 70 i. Francis SAIL and
Walter T. Hilton. ~ secure Harry N. Ellis.
S10o yesTs Qer cent. seIriauually. lot 81.
Whitacy Closc- -Beinodcttc NJ. keith CT Tir Viii
ism r.. 70 c. Albert White aud Charles A.
Pau. 20 secgTe Columbia Building Association,
S6o lot 6. biock il.
COnncctic1t Avenue rerr2ce-La1a Bargar 70 n.
D. Gordcn and Rotert f. Heater. 20 sco1re
tntcn T. eclqon- f-ai- 10 - months
pCr cent. lots 1 and 5 square I7f1.
Ingieside-Eh1abcth Walbridse and Alice c. ".
Brisgs q vir SouthWick C.. TO National Sav-
iugs ard Trust Company. % secme American
Security ard Irust Company. $1,000. ycaTs.
Ter cent, serui-aanuaily. blocks ] and g. part
keuessw avenue and Park road, and lots I q
g. block &c, lots % g. block ls. block % lots
! 10 lo2. block e. lots ! 70 =. block p
Girls portion. ClCuin Course. and Second Add
ton 10 Hazard-Lsnchburg Investment Corpoa-
ton 20 American Security and Tuist Company,
10 secure Rosanra ". Carr, S ,26& y LsTi
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP

Business on the local stock exchange
yesterday was very brisk. and generally
al advancing prices. There was good
trading in bonds. the traction shares
and Mergenthaler. the latter being the
leader OF the market for the day.
In the early trading four 1900 bonds
Of the per cent issue, OF the Washington
Railway and Electric Company sold al
81 1915. and one Chesapeake and Poto-
Iaac Telephone bond at l04.
Business in the traction shares was IN
Washington Railway and Electric COM
mon and preferred, The former sold in
several lots. an aggregate Of lS5 shares
at 4S 1-2 to 43 81 The top price yesterday
was the highest on the present move
ment and the highest for which the
stock has sold for about two years. In
made a higher figure.
The preferred shares sold total OF
elghty-fve at 81 10 30 81
MergenthaIer came out very freely.
selling ninety-hve shares at 205 to 204 ga.
The sales were in lots OF ten shares and
five shares each. and the buying was
prompt at the offered prices. After the
sale Of ninety-fye shares the offered
price went UP half 2 point. and the buy
ing brokers would not follow. II would
appear from the incident Of yesterday
that this stock in the local market has
reached the end Of the slump. and viii
now hang around 205. The decline OF the
stock, through a period Of about three
weeks, was from 90 down to 205
Lanston was a Httle stronger yesterday,
an aggregate Of 1l5 shares selling at the
price Of the day before. namely S1S a
share.
The business Of the day closed with
the sale Of ten shares OF Graphophoae
at $40 a share.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-11

woo5bur,- 0iH375 10 Natioual savings and
Trust Company and Clarence r. Moment. trus-
tees S6.Zsi.s7. years. per ONT ssua- annually.
cne-half interest in part
Randle Hishlands-John ~. Ccrbett e III. 20
samuel r. Weilc- and Michael T. Weller &c
secure Eastern Rulidius and Loan Association.
SsN les 4a block 3
Mount Pleasant ana Pleasant Plains-slsry c. La
man 70 Henry n Bergman ard Charles Schafer.
% sccIre Northern Ldbcrty Geru.an-AnericaE
Ruudiur Association No s. 500 part lot b.
Sauare Sll-ClarI1s B. Brockes e. ux. % Arplstor
T. Clark and Charles A. McECen- % secure
Alien e. Clark. SIS 70 q months. Der oenL
s-u,i- annually. lots 3 s. and So
souare I9-Al1azo %. Bliss e. ux- 70 National s-v-
iuzs ana Trlst Conrauv. % secre American
Security and T--St Company. 5000 On MAY
o. lolo per cent. se11i-annually, lot s