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SATISFIED MORTGAGES
with name and address OF lenders a1orn.yO
JANUARY IS.
MANHATTAN

CVlth name and address OF lenders a1orney)
JANUARY IS.
MANHATTAN.
GRAND ST. 3s4. 5 sty brk. - 9xlGxsSHioo;
Jan 20 1901. Charles Lowenfeld 20 Layers
Mortgage Co: S2J. 600. attorney, Lawyers rtIs
Insurance and Trust CO. leo Broadway
HOUSTON ST weso. " cor MeIuer ST. ok 2sx
CO: Sept 8, 1910; Thornton Woodbury. ~ me Corn
Exchange Bank; $4,000. attorneys. Bowers *
Sands. 81 Nassau a..
MERCER ST. e :, 2ls3 It n Of Wavssrisy erie.
tor Place 26xfOO: Jan 26 1909; Isaac Guy and
Josef Guy 10 Albert Deutsch; slo'oco' address,
u East 93d 81.
MOTT ST. II; sty brk. oI3x34.s IA. * *
SKIS 4: Nov Z. ISL sarah Davis 70 the PITTS
burg Life and Trust Co. $4,000: attorney Iltis
Guarantee and Trust co, i7G Broadway
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor l02d st. 76 Tx
structior Go b David :. May and and David
: Brown ir: Sl05, 600; attorneys Woodforc'
Bovee * Butcher Madison ave
Busch to the Title Guarantee and Trust co.
81 soc. address. l76 Broadway
9TH AYE ?ss e ,oo q Ism sth st GiinIi9R KsI9n
10 Anna VI Schmitt Baier, $1,000: attorney
Charles Forster 30 Wan -.
BATH ST. 2I2 West sty brk. os.9xi65; Jan
26 1906 Emil Boch to Charles ' ZHnz' slo'Vf1;
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. l'9
Broadway
6lsr ST. A. East: sty brk 100 5xl6.6; Dec
81 ISIS Della Smith 10 James r1,yh rtIii, hIiil,
80.
77TH ST. SO East: 4 sty brk. lo2 exi: s;
March 2s 1895: Nathide : Mackinto.h 70 Haf-
ris - Colt; $1,000. attorneys, Curtis. Mailft-
Provost & Colt, 80 Broad 81.
THE BRONX.
HEL9lONT AVE (fornery Madison ave.. : =
cor Crescent ave Il. 7xl00xi y. iN--s-6, Dec 10
1863. Dun'iruco Construction co 70 North Anlefi-
ySe we.te5t.. aSf.Si559 100 BS5as%sS BIZ 3SS,Se'
SAME PROPERTY. Dec Is 1909. sams ~
sane. $50 OU0: attorney. same as apoVs-
CITY ISLAND AVE- begins at tts n " cor;
$ i as ave existed before being legally opened
ty city OF Nev Yori. runs 20 II 20 lana OF late
ginning: sept %. 1905 Harriet Riler % saSn uei
i Wood. s. 900: attorney, Title Guarantee ana
Trust 60, j76 Broadway
CROTONA AVE. cor Fairrlount p. 4oEi'o.
IuIv II 1910: Alexander Rosenberg % tho Ne"
Yor-l T'-1ist co. $1,000. attorneys, Arnsfeiu'
Ley q, Ptefer. Us Broadway
PART or LOT 10. map of Melrose North
WlrdJ begins 1880 81. " s. 800 n or Inurt-
IarGt ave. a6gxlOO, cart of lot 10, same map,
begins 1880 80, v s, bl69 n : g ot 'gur,l,-l-t ~
ave. Jx2sxSax23 g. lots 40 Ind II. same map, on
blo.., bounded by Union -. ist 81. Cnuitlal II
ave and Port Morris Branch Railroad lOvxsb "a
1Igxl jx50: 1G3d - East. q r. ~ T. Or he
-o>e av. lOUx20 March 20 1876. Edgar q Moirv
20 George y Reirhardt. $1,000 attorneys
Curing y Geigcr $50 BrOadvay.
134TIt ST 8 s. 40 q ot - Anns ave, llt'
,-0 s.xSi ox75: MAY l. 1888; Luigi ficca 10 Nin-
nic o. Keso: 1000 attorney. Richard : Kelly
10 Broadway
17sTH ST. s. 1ia II ~ or yyae sFe. - 81 isz
irreg sept o. $40. G. x Realty 20 10 North
Amer ,ar Mortgage CO: $4,000; attoney, Clar-
en.a T. W'estc0ff 100 Broadvar
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Money Received.

Hr. s.agg. Of Connecticut has sent ms
cbeck for $40 20 distribute sunshine
Wherever needed: Mrs ). 3. Kugler. OF
Clinton. y J.. mas forwarded Sl2, OF Whlch
8 vas contributed BY the junior ana IN
termed.ate Christian Eudeavor societies
of The Clinton Presbyterian Church and
ne remainder bv the friends Of the e.hiIl,,
orer f,- sunshine work; 4. c.. ,, oi Ia - y
orarge. y. j.. sends s., and .. h. p o.. .,
Ma York 81 FOR the elderly woman -
y PERI ! aersou. Long Island. L. r.; g-;.-SG oi
Manhattan. S5. aud Connecticut Ir.llee.a;i Irleilrii
I s. igr Mary WeIden; MIS-. j.. D. Corn,eA
q fo~ January dues; ~ Friend, az VI MAJ Ia,.
bal F7a. s1 for sunshine IN memory OF lsI noT
brotser birthday: 0 r. :. 81 Tor coai Ga
fund g. O. Bagley 81 p 70 SAprS';Ssel s.17,T :
Mss Chaplin. Of Tenady. y. J, o. .S SSnSo
IS dues. 10 be applied 10 emergency lui1a + .
Faltltc Workers branch. Of CuSaf, ~ -,
81 a. o. s. : dues. y. ;. b, OF, Aanna :, = y
,an SO 20 be used where it, it VIII IL &c Subs {ae
NJ T ss : dues: L. F. Z, OF
Mania an. s. for coal f'ind ,l1tHns anG - iot at
emerge1.r fund, and - Frlfho'
PeekslIT 81 for Mary " eden
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a Use for p~stals.

a branch presiden. has suggested sun
Shiny way TO use the pretty picture postals
which almost every one receives. Take ?
small sized clothes horse, cover with I'M
bleached muslin. and on this paste the
postals. With this small effort a screen
is made that will please the eyes OF some
sick child II a branch should collect all
the pOstals needed and make one or more
of these screens. they would be acceptable
gifts az some crippled children's hospital
and help 10 arnuse the little sufferers as
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IN THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

Operations in the various oil fields have
been upon somewhat larger scale during
the week. owing in part to the warmer
weather. which has enabled operators To
proceed with work that was held up by
the extreme cold week or two ago. This
IS especially true IN the Illinois and Cen
tral Western fields. where more activity
has been shown ard where the competitions
have in several cases been out OF the or
dinery.
The principal developments in this district
have occurred IN Lawrence County. I'LL In
Dennison Township an independent COM
pany brought In well with a production
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MECHANICS LIENS.

e1sT IT. 112 East. Adolph Ge.lsr aEt virginis
Msee- owner: walsh Co. contractor. 1892
TELLER AVE. q W cor ~ 1880 ST. 6sxlD.
1ohn Croci act William simpson Constipation
Co. owner. William simpson. contractor SS7 -.
CcT-R~LANDT AVE, SEP. ROYAL Ro-fuE 20
agt Christian Bohm-r owner. Natteo Capobtanco,
contractor. SO.
tS3D ST. n b. IS r q ot Park ave. 17jx100. J
y T-lendo-f AT Lry1ae Resltv Co. Ben stone
T5eaitv ~ ana Brorc Borough Bank. ouners .
John Kendall contractor and owner; S575.
KELLY 5T. s47 70 sol. same ast Elizabeth
Peace Bel Store Realty CO. Adolph kr9ss
Gsrrv MAYER KelVood Realty CO and Longvals
'.n.t-uctior CO. owners. John E-rdail o"n-r
and contractor. $3.50
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+ OF EnfereSf 10 SVomen

the family is in distressing condition.
and any help Will be gratefully received.
The boys ages are eight and six years.
There Is little girl Of hve years and a
baby OF eighteen months
A branch president has reported the sad
condition OF a family on the Fast Side
tNat calls for unusual sympathy. The
father dropped dead from apoplexv al
christmas time the mother is paralyZed and
70 work. She earns "a week. and there
are TOUR Younger children 10 support. IL
rs NOT difficult TO ina gine the extreme
only one girl, nineteen years old. is able
destitutiCn OF this family
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with narre and address Of granies)
r,,sr.st 3 per cent unless otherwise stated


Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
JANUARY D
MANHATTAN.
9TH ST q s. 2S3 n 4 Avenue G. 2JXiO3.
Ian n. due Jan l. 1914. Margaret Dorsey, James
SSr~srre Hattie McCahrey and George Don
-.ii,n az guardians. 10 Leopold HOsenblatti ga
COO address 3l2 East 50th ST.
aerIJ ST. = - 100 n Of % ave. 25xl0O .
frrtor mtg SIT, 600: Jan y due as per bond
gg,rTa T-nger 20 Louis Philips; $1,000. ad-
dress 10 Broadway
srty AVE. sal sty brk 22xs0 Jan .: }
81 o. iI,,itsn + Davies 20 Martha " Davies {li.-
t.0. address, Burlington. VI
THE BRONX
.N-nERsON AVE, 2. 300 Il u Jerome
"a a7xiag (prlor mtg $4,000; Jan %, yrs.
. . -, cenr. Kemp-Jones Realty Co 10 Alfred G
o,srT... p 81 600. address 0OO ogden ave.
CorTrGE AVE. 2 e cor OF 1G3d 81. s5x44 2x
,-sS- Ian n; 3 yrs. 5i2 per cent Frisco Realty
~ ., Taygyers Title Insurance ana Trust Co.
SSs ooo. address 100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY (prior mtg $4,000, Jan
~, dHe as per bond: same % Greenwich Mort
az. O.. So 900: address. S09 Willis ave.
SrNDI.AY AVE. o 8. 90 y or t6eth -. 2ix
rnh Grrior mtg 81. .OOOl. Jan p yrs. per cent
pentsnin Pcllak 20 Oscar Heyman & co, S. 900
address 43 Park Place
GRANT AVE, e E. bS4 = D of l6ith st 2l.3x
nos: Jan -, . yrx. Florence a Aetaaaeg ~
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan. %. -CATTLE-Receipts, oc.
steady. beeves, 81 75aS7; Texas steers, - i2P
feeders. Sc 7OasJ 70: cows and heifers s. @ 90
81: calves. 81 2Ja$s a5. HOGS-Receipts leg.o .
steady for light others weak: light - itdSs'
mixed. 81 650s7 90, heavy - i0H$i -. To- rO.k .''
pigs, 81 60a$s %: bulk or sales. "a iOGs,,o -, -
SHEEP-Receipts I. 500: steady native . ~
Gs4 40: Western S2 7OGS4 35. yearlings. Sfg~
s. go. native lambs, 81 25qS6 10; Western - %
kansas CITY. Jan ~ a-CATTLF,-Ile pts
900 Including 100 Southerns; steady, dresse
hepg and export steers. S6nS5 70, fair 70 goo.l
81 25Gs6 Western. S5qSei stoc<ers sud ieeosrs
s3 25qS4 -: native. 81 25GSJ %: hctterA y Slp
sR q. bulls - 2JGS5 -: calves, s"aSs -. ."
UOGS-Receipts 1000, weak % - lower uulN
OF sales 81 60@S7 10 heayy e c'ess Do %
81 72i- SHEEP-Steady: lambs - @d'h'
vearlinrS 8, 1885 90. wethers S-lSi -; eW's'
81 1885 3: stockers and feeders, SS ooH>4. "a
cincinnati. Jan. 2e-cATrLE- -kSe,ceipts' hS,, =
guiet and steady "a SSF Lod2l s''
Sass as q common s. e5ass 10 SHEEP Re
ceipts Te. steady, 81 25ns4 10. LASih'-
S'fgny Pittsb,-r J jan % CATTLE steady; s,pe.y
r,4bf. choice. 80 75GsT. prime. 50 J9GSo 90
SHEEP steady; supply light prime "f.n,1s'
a. 2ldS4 %; cuiis and common. 81 5oGS5; ismnH.
s56se. veal calves S9ds9 30 HOGS active &
csints 10 double decks. prime heaVles. - 80, =,
,,,e,5t,,rns s. 2DnsS -. heavy Workers. = = Y
IS "a. light Yorkers and pigs. 8 80. Foos'.'
~ fs1t .Se BSralo. Jan. 29-cATTLE-RF.e,ceip:
,o5- steafT VFATS-Fecaipts t75. active a.
stssdv HoGs-Rsesipts loo: sGtiXs ,aq, Sas Is a
aoc higher. heayv SsHss ~ zee "a S.,-iss
- ~, e. a. STJrEP ard LAMBS-Receipfs 81.
1900 steady, sheep active. I4n'os S''"' "
changed.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address q
JANUARY y.

ATTORNEY sT $50 hasemerr' JACOB @,'rIs @
ars s,o 10 samuel Wiener yrs t mos from
Nv + 1910; $3.50 70 $40. address. . A'enle O.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1895. store, et-. WINE
Construc.ion 10 to Walter Pratt ana a1o. D
RS frcu .iar l. 1909 s. 500 Oh 200 ADDRESS
1928 81 Ni,loas ave.
ST NICHOLAS AVE-. n 2 cor o. 1slst g; eas,
store. George y Gay ~ George y smith arg &
aro. from April I. 1910. ~ stpt - t'l'- ei.''
70 8. 500 address. % premises
fST AVE. 2o1l Ft--e etc. Cannnlo J1rs- 70
10 Angel. Greco r rrs sron OCT l. 1910 SUI
address. -.T .sf ave. -
7rt4 AVE s2T store etc; Er-nia " Nennlns
10 Herman Renler ~ . yrs t-,n oct l. iPl''
e. 600. ssf-eer
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AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

The Charity Organization Society appesi-
Gov sfse 20 be used in assisting widow
NTH three delicate children 10 maintain he,
ho,ne The woman works as steadily a.
her strength VIII allow. and gives the
ahudrsn careful oversight Eleven dollars
raontblv is needed during the coming year
20 provlde for the rent
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MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.

.4Trf st 724 70 32s East, IN three stv brk
-e,nIrs. starnfed. IL East - r.. cwuer. -
& + Blum. sos 9TH ave. architects $4,000
18th ST. III ard li3 West. 20 TWO sly and
Ia seT,enf strrcs ana dwgs. " Dunno, III West
aStb st owner. Gcodvllle no Broadway,
architect. $4,000
10TH ST 2iG East: TO 2 ST. hrk garage:
7 T1o7-ir premises owner. VI W Del Gsudio. 401
7--er.7nt ave architect; $500.
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The following request for reading matter
ras been received, and all contributions
should De sent direct: The Seamcn's
Christian Association, No $40 West street
New York. will gratefully acknoTedg
dons tons Of literature, especially maga-
zines. periodicals ard ILLUSTRATED papers
All packages should be addressed. prepaid.
as above. Emma ". Bangs, secretary.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS
NfANHATTAN.

vvADsWORTH AVE. " cor 177-h st. for Two
: stv brk apis 4L11xssX5sX9o, McAfse con
cocker e0lT 5tn ave architect. $4,000
sPRr-G It. 1j4: Tor a sty brk store ard loft
r,6r. 20x75 Nathan Harrison Realty Co. SO Park
Row owner. + A Sheinsrt, lei Bovery, archi-
tect. go 90
MADISON AVE. g. whole front between
% srd sad SIS. for a 10 stv apart. 20l iX5l g.
princeton <orstruction co. 220 Broadway. owner;
Schwartz a Gross. 3i7 9TH a't. arcnli4-ts. S'1p.-
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u. D.. Address The T. &, 5.

All etters and packages Intended 'or
,hs ?. S. S. should De addressed 70 inc
Tribune Sunshine Socety, Tribune 6uiio'
iro, New York City. II the above aaoresS
Is carefully observed, communications m
s.nds5 for the :. c. S. will be less likeY
10 &C astray. The Tribune Sunshine 90
siesy has 70 connection with any other Or.
esrlzatlen or publication using the woTa
"sursrlne" All checks and money orders
snouId be made payable 20 the Tribune
Surert-e c0~ia+v
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Nrr1RosE AVE. n e cor % i54th 81. l00x50:
.a-ysrs Title Insurance and Trust co loans
Eenenson Realty 60 $4,000
oar, ST. % ana 30 West 22d ST. - - Il West:
ood ~ a and II West. lsasehold: Bond and Mort
raxe Guarantee CO loans virginia stsrn. Robert
:, stern Arthur II Hahlo and Gustav 4 Vert
helm executors. SiOO,vOo.
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Ciothinu Needed.

worthy German family on Long lsaa,I1 l.'i
IN urgent need Of clothing, az theH - -
Tome was entirely destroyed by nie
week. and al the furniture ana cioli"I'S 11
- wen. One child had been I'll with 'ypilV,-
's'sE toE t-slye weeks, SO that nHanci'
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RANK EXCHANGES; STOCK SALES

The bank exchanges OF the New York
Clearing House and the sales OF stocks on
the New York Stock Exchange last week
and i'm the same week OF the preceding two
Years compare as follows:
ian - 1911 Jan ~ 1910. Jan. ~ 1909
tis Al az 6g5 sg7 s. iga T53 Osi 81 sos 0iS i54
sl.s so.a 2,lsl.5g2 6.sel,-55 a.soe. so
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THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Many Tenement Houses To Be
Disposed of This Week.

4 number Of tenement houses are 10 be
sold at auction in the Real Estate EK-
change rooms. Nos. II and 16 Vesey street
this week \ complete list Of the parcels
TO be disposed Of follows:
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P1TLRo4D PROPERTY. EAST NEW YORK.
for sale, easy terms, or 10 lease WIN opti'n
20 purchase. great opportunitv tor nose uesf
,rz land connected with the Pennsylvanis o.
orz island r. r., IN the growing neighbor
hood OF East Nev York. fronting k1,kaweT
ave. i've cent tare 20 New York, 100 lots car
he bought In parcels OF JOS OF more sco7
for irr1rer brick or coal Yards. builders rns
terials or other manufacturing purposes scrne
Of these lots may be exchanged for STOCK tarin
nssT Ncw York civ. For particulars inquire
8 WOLF. 1873 Eastern PsrEwaT. Brookly1.
refc,bone o0s- r. y
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{ A5T>RIRUNEz
5 21SHHESHEEggENlE 81 ] ggEN ID
" 0GH e e III

Blessed is the activity which WORKS 10.
rood and beautiful the stiffness "i-l'"
rslrg FOR good Robert Colyer
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For reading Matter.

they lie in bed, for every child likes 20 lool
~ pictures.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as
folly-vs with those OF week ago:
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BOROUGH OF oCEENs

A SPLENDID DWELLING CAN Pc Rad -
suburbs y minutes Herald square. $50
r,ontblv. and rent can be applied 20 tho pur
chase according 70 our new system or NO
rent" Address COMFORT. Box p, Tribln-
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fiA Joseph 4. LAY
SUFFOLK 81 II. " s, i2j Il CT Broome st.
a5xlu0 / sty loft blcg ard sty tenmt IN rear
Richard IAthers. jr. ct al. exrs etc. agt Max
Weiss et al. & OGorman. attys; 4 W
Crittenden, RET; amt due. $50, 553 10. taxes, etc
81 .228 IL.
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NESTCHEsfER COUNTY.
PHIIIPSE MANOR on The HJDSON
one mile unobStructed river frontage 80 MOI
eru residences near completion. Address
PHILLFSE MANOR CO.
Phlhpse Manor. New York
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tiTH ST, 5l9. 8. 245.6 Il Q of Ave A. Tx
1893. sty tenmt and store; J. Jenkins ast
Norris Ross ct al. kantrowitZ & = attys; \
Hnwes REF, ANT due SG.06l 81. taxes. etc,
S6sS &c. sub 20 a prior mtg of 10000.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-05

here Monday and Tuesday with the
families of Eli Harbor and G. H.
Hughes.
Alva Myers, who is employed as call
boy for the Rock Island at Eldon, was
the guest Sunday Of his sister, Mrs. r.
E. Hancock and husband.
Mrs. G.. w. Shull of Red Oak is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dodd.
Mrs. Jesse McCreery and Mrs. Lloyd
Springer returned to their home in Of
tumwa Thursday evening from short
visit with relatives at this place.
Miss Maude Mccormick left this
morning for visit with friends at st.
Louis
William Dodd attended the reunion
Of the Third Iowa cavalry at Center
Vile Thursday.
No church services were held here
Sunday owing to the rain.
Miss Genevieve Niles of Bloomfield
spent Sunday with home folks.
Mrs. c. B. Woodford of Oswego,
Kas., returned home Saturday from a
visit at the homes of her brother, A.
J. Blankinship and her sister. Mrs.
John Burris.
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FOSTER.

Oscar Carlson and Thomas Sincox
returned Sunday from weeks bust.
ness trip to Boone.
Frank Smith of Des Moines is put
ting up the tower at the new mines
Harley Smith and wife visited Mr..
Smiths parents, Clark Smith and wife
in Abba Saturday.
David Lewis and wife were called to
Dunreath last week by the death of
Mrs David Crook.
Several went from here to Abba Fri
day to see President Taft.
+ William Downey and wife left last
week over the c.. M. & st. P. for
Meade, Colo, to visit relatives. Mr..
Downey will go on to Seattle, Wash,
to look at the country.
Constable Hughy Anderson of Hook
ing was in Foster Tuesday on official
business.
Ed Cash of Abba has the contract
of plastering the company houses at
the new mines.
William Edwards and son of
Armour, S. D., were visiting at the
Marshall Derby home last week. Mr..
Edwards came to be in attendance at
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HIGHLAND ROUTE NO. 8.

Mrs. ]. c. Emery of Highland Cen
ter is spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Eva Siscoe and family.
George Devol is assisting Frank
Funk in making some improvements
on his property which he recently
purchased in northeast Ottumwa.
Quite number from this neighbor-
hood were in Ottumwa Friday to see
President Taft and hear him speak.
Alex Lynch has bought eighty acres
of land from Lewis Shaw near Blad.
ensburg. He pair $127.5o per acre. Mr..
Lynch will move to his new posses
sion about the first of next month.
Mr.. Lynch, with his family. have many
friends in this community who regret
to see them go.
Bert shutes Of Butler has bought the
farm formerly owned by j. N Mast of
ottumwa. He paid $3.50 per acre.
Frank Fink has rented and with his
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BElkNAP.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Munn are visit
ing near Drakeville at the home Of
their son. Albert Mum and family.
A number of our citizens gathered
here Friday evening at the depot to
see President Taft's special train pass
through.
The Royal Neighbors' measuring
party which was to have been given
Saturday evening was postponed on
account of bad weather. IS
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bachman and
children of Ottumwa spent Saturday
and Sunday here with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H l.. Bachman.
Lloyd Springer of Ottumwa visited
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the reunion of his old regiment, the
Third Iowa cavalry, at Centerville.
Stark Mccoy Of Moravia is going to
move one Of his houses from Foster
onto farm near Moravia and the
other. the hotel, he will take to
Moravia.
The reservoir of the c., M. & st. P.
lat Brompton went dry during the
lrouth and the company erected one
at Foster. The day it was completed
the rains set in and it has rained ever
since. They have plenty Of water at
Brompton and will not use the new
one.
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MT. ZION.

Some c. the people from here attend
ed the oath wedding anniversary Of
Price Meeks and wife at their home
near Winchester Saturday.
The funeral Of the late VIM. Houk Of
Valley Junction was held in the Pres
byterian church here Wednesday at
II a. m. Interment. was made in the
Forbes cemetery south of town.
Ed Houk came "Wednesday to attend
the funeral Of his father and remained
until Monday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Randolph Holmes and daughter
Helen OF Ottumwa. came Wednesday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Holmes
brother VIM. Houk.
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RAISES FINE GRAPES.
Lady Washington Type Of Vine Fruit
Reaches Large Size In
OttumWa

Edmund Maschek, 1015 North Green
street, who raises few grapes on his
home place, brought few specimen
punches of his white grapes to the
Courier office yesterday which rival
anything ever seen about here for
home grown grapes. These are of the
Lady Washington type and some of
the punches weigh as much as a
pound and a half. The dry weather
kept back the grapes somewhat, but
the fruit thrived splendidly, notwith
standing the handicap.
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family has lived on this farm twenty
seven consecutive years.
Bonnie Rocker of Highland Center
has rented the farm recently owned by
Alex Lynch from j E. Mullineaux and
will move there some time this fall.
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ed into the faces OF hundreds whose
eyes were centered upon me couldn' I
utter coherent words for my heart
leaped up into my throat. knew and
felt that that would be the disappoint-
Ing result but my enthusiastic friends
wouldn't have 1t any other way. Say,
In that crowd was Major Tom Spil :
, man. president OF the Old Soldiers as
ISOLATION. and Major Sam Mahon, AMI
! some more majors beside Major Ham :
ilton. The funniest thing to those old
and tried and true majors would be TO
drop down here In Topeka and hear
| everybody that know address me as
down, but 1t won't go You know KAN
sas has a full regiment Of majors and
battalion of colonies on every quar-
ter section It did my very soul good to
hear you people cali me Billy"
At this point I want to make two
corrections:
In my former letters spoke Of the
vineyard on Sugar Creek and the wine
garden. The two daughters of MIR. Roe
mer of Ottumwa, met us on the old
field and reminded me that had made
a blunder In saying that their uncle
was the owner Of that garden and dis
penser of wine, that X was not he but
q man named Leinhauser.e Guess that's
correct. 1t was not an Intentional mis-
take-as got mixed doubtless by the
fact that Mr.. Roemer's farm adjoined
the winery.
The Other correction is that in tell
ing about that famous "shiveree" in
which a lot of us wolked about thres
miles up the country, carrying six
foot circular saw. I said it was on the
occasion OF the marriage of Jake Houk.
On the old field I also met my old
friend Bill Farmer. who said Take T.
back, Billy. it wasn't Jake but mel"
Sure enough, it was Bill. and he hasn't
forgotten it and never will, any more
than will I. Bill treated US mighty nice
on that midnight hullabeloo.
Then there was Tom Buckley. who
had murder in his twinkling black eyes
as he sailed up and sarcastically said
"Bicksley because I had got his
name mixed up that way, but Tom, like
all the rest, nearly murdered me with
kindness
Our first evening and night among
you was spent in The hospitabie home
Of NV OLE cookie and candy boss and
mutual friend. Ben Boultnn. Ben has
shed that crop Of luxuriant curly hair
that he always clednsed with an egg
broken on top of his scalp so that 1t
was not &c be wondered at that at our
first greeting failed to recall hin'.
Vow may know that that wa q bur-
donsome grievance with me- His wife.
formerly Miss Rachel Hobbs. had NOT
CHANGED in appearance so m"ch that 7
would not have recognized her. 1t was
a pleasant and agreeahle evening with
Ben, his wife ard daughter Durincs the
evening Mrs. Marie Harmon widow
of nv deputy WREN I was county aud =
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But while have a little hair left be-