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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-13

Major w. s. BoseweN of Richard son, spent yesterday i1 the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-13

Claud Holcomb, fireman.
 Arthur Pitcher, section hand.
 Josh Hamilton, negro porter.
 Most of the injured received cuts and bruises. Most of them were brought here and sent to the hotels, where they received medical atten- tion.
 The wreck was caused by spread rails. It took place in deep cut. Four cars were overturned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-13

(Continued on Page Five.)
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w Il, NOT

X LEARN TO DO BANKING! No matter how small your business may De, have bank account as an aid to your business.
 The small merchant who has Z oank account establishes his credit, aas safety for his cash and pays his $ 5 p'iis by check in a business manner same is true of individuals.
 YOU are invited to open an account with this bank today.
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TELEGRAPHIC TIPS

SCRANTON. William Fitzger
aid. who fractured his spinal column
while giving diving exhibitions. died
This evening. Early this morning his
wife gave birth to 4 boy.
ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Attorneys in the
George A. Kimmel mystery case in
the United States District Court to.
day completed their statements to the
jury. and several depostions were
read.
LONDON-The probability of a ma
tional coal strike has been greatly in
creased by the failure Of the national
conference OF coal owners and miners
TO effect a settlement. A ballot indi.
Gated that i45.s0i men were for a
strike and 1921 against it.
Winston Spencer Churc.
hill. first lord OF the admiralty. left
here tonight for Belfast. where he
will make an address tomorrow on
the home rule question from the same
platform rs John Redmond. the Ma.
tionalist leader.
LISBON Serious floods are devas.
tating parts OF Portugal. Communt
cation is cut in several places. and
there is much suffering.
WHITE PIGEON. Mich Nine peo
pie were hurt. one seriously. today
when Lake Shore passenger train
crashed into freight as the latter
vas moving on 10 a local siding
KALAMAZOO. Mi,h-ono fireman
was killed and thrc. other trainman
W'r" injured IN q. hcad-ou collision
between two frcigl trains on the
Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad
near cooper todal
RLppMI\G. Ind Suas Adams
charg" with having Whit capped
Harvey Mcfarland. farmer. Last May
We found guilty tv q Jury here TO-DAY
ATLANTA. ga charles " Morse
Tho NV Y"fk n.rt.r r.e.uti, paroIcd
Do. President TAFT 1T cor Sew YurA
.Hfe his 20. rroor
NEW YORK 70 vas stated 'oaa,
t'"' James o. b.z. - soon Goo r.fir,
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from the presidency OF the American
Tobacco company to become chair
man of the British American Tobacco
company. with headquarters i'm Lon
don. He will be succeeded by Perci-
val s. Hill.
NASHVILLE. Tenn-,-Ben W. Hoop
er. first Republican elected COVER
nor OF Tennesses for three decades.
announced today that he would stand
for reelection.
DETROIT. Mich - Rev. Waclaw
Kruzki. pastor OF St Albcrtus church
Milwaukee. wis. was this afternoon
expelled from the Polish catholic
Priests convention. now being held
In this city.
TOLEDO. Ohio..-Binding his knees
so that his feet would not touch the
floor when lac tied "A rope around his
repairer committed suicide here
ROCHESTER,. y. Y.-william Smith
ag" -. millionaire nurseryman spiri-
tualist and philanthropist. died in
Geneva. y. Y. last night.
MISUNDERSTANDING floods arc re-
ported from the southern provinces
Of Spain caL>\ considerable damage
and much Misery in the country
districts.
SEATTik-An ind"terminate pen
itentiary sentence OF from two to
twenty years Mas pronounced today
on Mrs. Linda Hazard. the fasting
specialist for having caused the death
OF Miss Clairs Williamson Il wealthy
English woman
WASHINGTON A treaty with
France and other countries to re-
strict the circulation Of obscens liter
atUre WAS favorably reported to the
Senate by the foreign relations COM
mittee today.
NEW YORK -Dorothy Arnold has
not been found \ police report that
the missing girl was on a train which
left Philadelphia at S:I4 this morning
for this city proved to be incorrect.
SAN FRANCISCO-So Kow. Le
Yoke and ~ Fung. three bandits who
terrorized the populace Of kwang
Tung province were executed 10y Gen.
cral Lee Hoy Wan. according 10 q ca
bl"sram received today.
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SAND HILL PEOPLE
AFTER GOOD ROADS
STRONG MOVEMENT BACKED BY
ALL CITIZENS.
Good Roads lyceum Organized and
Interesting Entertainment
viii Be Given.

Since the organization of the Good
Roads League of Sand Hill district
composed OF the leading voters of that
section and organized for the purpose
or promoting the good roads system.
the movement has spread until the
young people have taken IL up, and in
order TO agitate the movement in the
schools. have organized a society,
known as the Good Roads Lyceum
The meetings OF the Lyceum are
held in the Britt school house. up Big
Wheeling creek. and the following is
the personnel OF officers: President
Raymond Wagner: vice president
Carl Winters: secretary. Wilma Britt
corresponding secretary, Elmer Sea
bright: treasurer MILFORD Wagner:
and librarian. Ruth Winters. Archie
Seabright. Nellie Folmar and Alexa
Britt compose the executive com.
mittee.
The program for the meeting 10 be
held Monday evening. February Il
follows:
Debate-Question: Resolved. That
country life IS more desirable than
city life Acknowledgment Britt
and Carl Winters. Negative-Flmer
Seabright and Nell Eolmar. Essays
Irene Fisher and Anna Winters Read
ings-Genie Britt and Archie Sea.
bright. Notwithstanding Winters
and Emma Campbell.
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There are hundreds Of Deople. young
and old. right here in Wheeling. who
are taking medicines for various all
ments. who do not even suspect that
the Kidneys are to blame
These sufferers do not know that
In all probability their kidneys are all
clogged up. are infiamed or congested.
and are unable to properly filter the
impurities from the blood.
VI Is the kidneys that keep the blood
pure. and " the kidneys are not in
good condition. disease OF other Or
gans OF the body will surely develop.
Thompsons Barosma will cure any
disease OF the kidneys. or Chas. X.
Goethe 4 Co. 81 Twelfth street. and
Will Menkemeller. 1929 EofY street,
Will give YOU your money back.
Don't say. dear reader. that your
kidneys are all right. for il you suffer
from lame back or side. from back
ache. dizziness. pains that come and
20 as quick as fash. or II you have
that 'all-in-don't-care-w hat happens
feeling. then your kidneys are clogged
up. and you need Thompson's Barosma
TO thoroughly cleanse. renovate and
purify them.
II you are in ill-health now. and are
not absolutely certain OF the cause.
get 30 cents bottle of Thompson's
Barosma at Chas. II. Goethe * Co. 81
Twelfth street. or Will Menkemeller.
1919 Son street. to-day. II will make
you feel better in a day. IL will tone
up your kidneys. liver and bladder I'm
a week.
II is the best investment you can
make. II is worthy of trial on our
guaranteed plan. Ask for Thompson 8
Barosma. The dollar bottle contains
more than twice as much as the fifty
cent size.
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REST ROOMS
AT Y. M. c. A.
LADIES ARRANGE TO CARE FOR
VISITORS AT SUNDAY
MEETINGS.
Next Meeting viii BE Held at the v.
M. c. A. BY Rev. Or. c. r.
oliver on Sunday.

All of the committees in charge OF
the preparations for the coming OF
BILLY" Sunday are hard at work and
by the close OF next week everything
will be well In hand and ready for the
opening OF the six weeks meetings on
Sunday. February IS.
Yesterday afternoon the committee
on nursery and rest room met at the
y. NJ. {. A. and arranged for carrying
on this feature OF the work. The rest
rooms will be located in the Chapline
Street VI. T.. church and the work will
be under the general charge OF a
chairman for each week, who will be
assisted by ladies from the different
churches IL was arranged at the
meeting yesterday that from I OTTO %
ladies from each church be secured to
assist and IL will be so arranged that
each lady will not have to spend more
than one afternoon OF evening at the
rooms and this will not interfere with
their attendance at the meetings. The
chairmen for each week during the
meetings will be as follows: First
week, Mrs. J. II. Littell: second, Mrs
+. +. Ross: third. Mrs. II. &. Darrah;
fourth. Mrs. =. Is. Rose: fifth. Mrs. lisa
dore Fulton: sixth, Mrs. Cyrus Old
ham.
This afternoon at o'clock the
ushers committee Will meet at the
tabernacle and will map out plans for
the work of the ushers during the
meetings. Mr.. Gill will meet with the
committee and give II the benefit OF
his experience. The ushers will meet
at the tabernacle Sunday afternoon at
o'clock for instructions.
No other meetings are scheduled
for the remainder OF the week and
there viii be- little OF public interest
until Sunday. when the Rev. DR. G.. r.
Oliver will address a mass meeting OF
men ut the y. VI. c. a. at 2:45. "a
which all men are invited. This will
be the last mems meeting held at the
association Sunday afternoons until
afteer the Sunday meetings close.
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MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Woman's Home and Foreign
Miss onary society OF the Second
Pres byterian church will meet this
evening al the home OF Mrs. John IL.
McGraw. on Noble street. Bellaire
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Gibbons Scores Knockout.

NEW YORK. Feb Mike Glib
hons. OF 81. Paul. to night knocked
out Young eastman. local Vclter
weight. in the fourteenth round Of a
bout at the Empire Athletic Club.
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The fashion Of wearing expensive
lair ornament, o. ouc for wu,h the
World ha, q popular lrcneh actrcs, -
thank ! he uaur e The hcucia,'.r o.,
blanche Marcel Marcel 0, already
famous rate u tte art 90 thc l.iiiur,
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and written on the back thereof was
the following fearful farewell:
i Amt got No money and 80 will
leave will be IN Portland. organ
Constable Tom levied on the house
hold effects found IN the house. and
here endeth the first chapter
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FLORENCE"
The Subject 10 Be Discussed by Art
Department Of the Woman's Club
Saturday.

The ART department Of the Woman =
club VIII moot In the assembly room
or the Wheeling board of trade on Sat.
urday afternoon a. O'Clock. The
general subject for discussion viii be
Florence. the Italian cit,. and four
papers viii BE- read. a. follows
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-I''' I'" o. Nj i'.i fIa.fl..u
TE' fit'.- ~ Paradise
Nf- r.tf g.. s.....
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FOX ALL MEN AND WOMEN

will of
and happiness a chronic youe
hive ptreos
Inyaids Hotel
Buffalo y L are able 20 diagnose
o Pleasant; Which vr
bA0ns and heath t-ierei liver W =
b. for r--s 70 o hoodd -ie-,s
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Threw Away
Ms TRUSS!

oersassrs Oh - cAveai. Hssls ths Dsrsss
And Car0s ninssH
No man ~ woman who h rupsur>d-nc
oespnfr Of b~inR cured.
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Natures Way Il The Best.

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this Is IMPORTANT

c-ss n cossxe q Co ~ T~elstr
o. sea Will Nerse~eiier. 332s Sos
o.. Desire 90 Announce That They
Are tire Agents for Thompson's
esresrs. the Money -eaes Kidney
ana Liver Cure.
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The case OF Capt. w. A. Ceilings gives en-
couragement for all sufferers from rupture.
Capt. Ceilings suffered a double rupture
and was confined to his bed for years. No
trus. could hold such rupture. Many ply
sictans examined his case and pronounced
an operation necessary. Capt. Ceilings kept
experimenting on himself and finally to the
astonishment of all he cured his rupture. He
has never had any return of the trouble.
Capt. Ceilings sends his discovery to all
people who are ruptured. II you will send
the coupon below. he will mail you entirely
free a one weeks trial treatment so you can
test tt on your own case. This costs you no.
thing and you are sure to be benefited. so
mail the coupon now.
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B.tfo-thc r--ss

b. for The r-ESs- ', q blood disorder ard impurities
r-co--c-- Golden Medical Discovery hlooi
re--.-- s-to-- al -ohol-R. y PIEE,r N. q. B.F4s Ny
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-30
TOOZE SAYS o. n. G. "MUTINY'
MUCH OVERDRAWN.
Continued from Page one)

dicated by the fact that they were
issued by Brigadier- General Marion
p. Maus. Of the United States army
who was in command Of the maneu-
yer camp, and the further fact that
full details Of the case have been for
warded to the War department at
Washington
Had "Hiked" Too Much.
The mutlny came, 1t is stated
when the Second battalion arrived
at Gate, Wash. from OakYille, five
miles away The troops had made
the hike in heavy marching order
and when they were ordered to re-
turn, there was instant rebellion
The officers held a consultation, and
refused to obey the command unless
the men were to be permitted to re-
turn without their blankets and hav-
ersacks This was not agreed to and
the First and Third battdliOns
promptly moved off but, for the time
being, the Second stood fast Finally
stripping off their blanket rolls and
haversacks they too joined in the
march and returned to OakVille.
Following the arrival there of the
regiment an investigation, at the in
stance Of Brighten. Maus was nsti-
tueted, and is said that the offending
officers were roundly lectured by the
commanding general in the presence
Of their companies. 1t is said that
the General told the officers that obe-
dience to orders is the fundamental
principal Of soldering, and that Of
ficers guilty Of such conduct as theirs
were unfit to serve in the organized
militia.
Impcrtinencc Alleged.
The offending officers, aside from
Captain Tooze, Jr., are Maj. Scott,
commanding the battalion, Captain
Harry r. Williams and First Leuten-
ant Richard Deich. 1t is charged
that extreme impertinence was shown
General Maus by Lieutenant Doich
when reprimanded by the general for
his stand, and that Captains ToOzc .
and williams also are charged with
unsoldierly replies to questions by the
general Aside from Captain Tooze, .
the three other offending officers .
live in Portland.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-30

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has this day filed his final
account in the estate Of David s.
Martin, deceased, in the County Court
Of Polk County Oregon, and the
same has by said Court been set for
hearing on Saturday. August, 3lst
1912, at the hour Of 10 o'clock a. m.
Of said day, at which time all per
sons having objections thereto, if
any there be, are hereby notified to
appear and present the same for adj
justment, and in case you fail to so
appear for want thereof the under
signed will take an order closing
said estate and dsCharging his
bondsmen from further liability
herein.
Dated this 29th day of July 1912.
G. LORENCE,
Administrator with viii annexed Of
the estate Of David S. Martin, de
ceased
SHELLEY & EAKGN, Attys for estate
7-30 8-27
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-30
Notice of Appointment of Admins
IrnIrlX,

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, by order Of the County
Court Of Polk County Oregon, was
on the 22nd day Of July, 1912, duly
appointed administrators of the es-
tate Of Samuel F, Engelhorn, de-
ceased and having qualified as re-
quired by law, all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby
notified to present them within six
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice, with prop
cr vouchers attached, to the under
signed at her residence near Airlic,
Polk County oregon, or at the law
Office of f. A. Turner, L. 5. Bank
Bldg, Salem, oregon.
The first publication Of this notice
will be Tuesday, July 30. 1912.
BERTHA X. ENGELIlORN,
Administrators.
T.. a. TURNER, Attorney. 7-3O So
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-30
DELINQUENT TAX LIST, 1911.

This advertised list of delinquent
taxes for the year 1871 is In pursu-
Hncc OF an act of the state Legisa-
turc, which is embodied in Chapter
27j OF the
General Laws of the 1911 Session.
The taxes ON the following advcr-
tiscd real property became dclin-
quent on April L. g o'clock +. NJ,
1912, ana are subject TO "a penalty of
10 per cent. and interest at the rate
Of II per cent per uuuum until they
shah have been paid
Any day after the expiration of
six months, after the taxes charged
against the following real property
are delinquent. the Sheriff is author
izcd, upon demand of any person
making application, To- issue TO them
"a certificate of delinquency upon the
payment of the taxes, penalty. inter
est and cost of udNcrusug
Certificates of delinquency shall
bear interest from the date of issue
mtu redeemed at the rate of 10 per
cent per anuum
Agt.-Bcg. at S. W. cor
ct Purvnc tract on rr.,.r
line OF sec. rs, $. $3.50 chs
$. 81 deg 80 mIu h. l.ga
chs. N 10 rhss D.. $50 ,hts
y. 1895 chs, ". sHl ghH
to y. %. 10. Also hrH "t y.
w. cor oi NE. quarter of
see. rs, 5. % chs, - ta
chs, y. 20 chs W. - chs
to y. q. b. Also hrE ia lhs.
y. ut S.E COZ. H. l-ua
lish d. l. e., y. 1850 chs
). ~ dcr. 80 min. W. a-tN
chs; s. I deg. 30 min. p
,.92 chs; = % deg. D. min.
=. chm; $. 30 drE ~ min
g..
e.. N' JUS. ~. D.. ~. n. "' t't..
g.. $50 chs; ). . deg. an
min. W. l.l' chs; r. --'
chs. 90 p. %. D., sec. II, lr
$. n 9 W, % acres. Tax $3.50
Amcs. Edwurd-N Wv. p ot
See. =. To-. no ). r. W
and NE.h ot Ne. Z oi So
Q, Ip, TO $. IT, W. --l
acres Tax .-.... .....- --s... Ni'.>N
lialL n. A. Mrs Lots = aNa
q hl'eh sh Ah'ip $ lha'lr .,..-.
LeN -,
hrhtltl. ~ . q ni =. r
ut 81. "i So iN. p
X W ~ ayi's 0N
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-30
N. and 8 feet Il. Of s.W. cor.

N and g faat Il of < w por
~ of 1,. f. bIoct, y HilI's II inda.
Uardencn. n 5oiL faet. u
"a feat. { 2a1L feat. w ~
foot to - n IA nart of Iot
f.. bIo,Iy mir rndan
ToY I'm p e.
11tai5,,,,n C.f ots "a and
II Biyor- Front TincoIn Tax 4
t1l,ii. iI,, I,1,.f,o o,d - n
iT5'N - PeiI illi -, or = q 60 of orro in
60 81 r. p g w
an acre Tay
IIrtoI,ins Nrar,ra,at beirs r ots
o,I q nf c. m 6
% 't'S ", os anroe Tay
11a T.,,r,,n II w - of
w ! ma n T. = of N w II
W W e. = ''sV 90 n ~ W W
20 % - CO. rrp,, =, ''' ~ O.
~ acres; acres. Tax r; ,;;,,;,'.,.;e';;..',, :, - -. "
Isaac, Fran6 o.-E. e OF lot l
r Tilu eots anu ~ . u Pc, @ Io'
p. -, -; ~ w; % % "cIgs;
IV NJ . w W n, - % ~ g {; a = "'lt nf
S W,2 Nv, @ - - w
a. S0 a.ro, ro, ~ 10, :" - w.
IJohnson John F-T,ot %
'oiiils3u' iIn'l' 'Uilit -, "a w.
Ga Gi1ch w a'eiS -Nu"' west
1aleli' =, az N,
'oI'ilson, 5o Ni,, anu W. ~
~ ~ ~ p'oCN H. "V'' pa .
rand !eIll' ,I,n, IaM I,''o,.,5i
jones MAY D. anu a.
i"lS /, ,,si %, -, 5llu
pIoch ~, ,S iloi = , i'iue p'ii"- On
IN vit'e II 'N bac az : w oo, -
heA T. - r. ,',,1-,,'is=.,i 1.-l-5ss, at oi", coz
% a. r. IfIC'iarGso', re. u L. c. W ~
il.-9 'hS.' y ~ 'il9'' w
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-30

-,
S.W cor Of Sec. 80; w
10 chs; S. 20.5O chs; $. SO
deg. Is min. e. 1910 chs;
n 51.30 chs. to p. o. b.
Sec, 35, TIP. 9 S. r. w and
Sec. 2, TIP. 10 $. r. w"
60 acres, Tax .........-.... $35,5'
Boyle, j. Mot of J. w.
Boyle Estate, Sec. 26, TIP. Z
$. r. 6 w, 1.G6 acres, Tax 10 cent?
Braley, l.. E.-S.E. q of Sec.
3, TIP. Z S. r. w, 100
acres, Tax ............... $l5.5'
Bricker, Mary r. Estate-Beg,
at Sc. cor of lot 4, block
s, Levens' l.. II. Add. to Dal-
las n. 60 feet; T.. 1876 feet;
5. go feet; W. 1876 teet TO y.
Lcycns' l.. II. Add. to Dallas,
Tax OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $21.2O
Brown, j. 6. and II. NJ
Nine and oue-half acres of
the following; Beg. 20 chs.
w, of ~. f. cor of w. G. Brown
d. l. g. $. 39.40 chs; w.
6.O7 chs; n. 39.4O chs; f.
cor chs, to p, o. b. Sec. "a,
Up $, r. 8 w, 9la acres.
Tax ............... $3.6-
brown. W. In - q OF y f.
a of Sec. 9, Tp S. r. 6
W. 40 acres. Tax ........ $3T0i
Brown, Jacob, Estate-Lot 3,
block "a, Hills lndep. Tax $l9.Sl
Butler. ]. B. V. and q. D.
Lot ( of Sec. 4. TIP. 9 s R.
3 w Lot I Of See. e, TIP.
:. r.. 9 w. Lots ., 3. 1.
ana 3 of See s. TIP. 9 $. r.
W Lots and OF See
q. tn. q S. r.. w. n y of
S.W.L and VIZ Of N.W.L
and W. tb Of T.. q of N.W.I
of Sec. y. To. Q $. r.. . w.
Also beg. 10 chs y. of SE.
cor. of Sec. 9: y. 713 chs;
~ -OT chs. y T13 chs,
T. -.O7 chs. to u o. b.. Sec.
y. tn @ = r.. 3 w, I42le
acres of above described
tracts Tax .............. $6o.0N
Eutlrr Eleanor F.-Thrce acres
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-30

14.4O chs. to p. o. b. Also
beg. at SW. cor. of Sec IS,
E. chs; ~ chs; w 3.GG
chs; Southery to p. o. b.
Also beg, 1885 chs S. of n.
w. cor. of said d. |. c., E.
27.22 chs; S. 10 deg. w.
9 1912 chs; w. 24.72 chs; N.
1915 chs. to p. 0. b., Sec IS,
TIP. S. r. 4 w. IS acres.
Tax Observation-Disclosures. $5L1
"A Peterson, Marcus-W12 of N.
Wa of S.WH of Sec. 13,
TIP. S. r. 8 w. 20 acres.
2 E1a of NE.A of SEA of
Sec. IA, TIP. S, R. s w. 20
acres. Tax ................ $9.4
Petit, p beg. at Sc. cor.
of lot 6, block 4, Bentley's
Add. Monmouth; w. 40 feet;
~ u feet; w. 2SO feet; n.
40 feet; f. 800 feet; S. III
feet to p. o. b., (part of lot
s, block 4, Bentley's Add.
Monmouth). Tax ,..,..... $2.2
Plumer, Sophia - Sixty-nine
acres of the following: Beg.
2S.5O chs. ~ and 1913 chs
E, of Sc. cor. of Sec. IS;
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