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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26

BY sewing small twist Of net
around the crown line underneath q
broad brimmed hat you will be able
to keep the hat in place when on the
head by fastening it to the hair By
means of hairpins caught through tha
meshes Of the net
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26
Defes Officers.

Jackson.-Mrs. J. w. Beggs, wife of
the man that planned to build houses in
this city and dispose of them on easy
terms, and who disappeared recently,
took her departure saturday. The pro-
prietor of the Capital hotel, where she
was stopping, got out attachment papers.
An officer tried to serve them on Mrs.
Beggs. She refused to submit to the
service, hung on to her trunk and
dragged it three blocks to the union
station. Seating herself upon it she
defied the officers. When her train ar
rived she boarded it for Louisville, Ky.
where her husband is said to be.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26
Memphis Killing.

mphis.-John G. Bartenstein, %
years old, was shot and instantly killed
by William I. Avery, member of one of
the most prominent families Of Memphis
and son of the late Col. w. 7. Avery,
former congressman from this district.
The killing took place in Bartenstein's
room in the Avery home and was the
climax to a quarrel about the roomer's
board bill.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26
Prizes For Corn Club.

Brownsville. Haywood county spla.
ming for the greatest year in its history
for the boys corn club work. The year
1912 win be the third crop, and +. X.
Ogilyie, county superintendent of public
instruction and director of the club, feels
that the results of the past justify the
best efforts on the part of teachers and
business men of the county to offer
prizes and stimulate renewed interest II
the work.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26
PAPER BAG COOKED BREAKFAST
DISHES.

eggs an Tomatoes Butter. bag
thickly, put into It half pint OF to-
mato catsup and butter the size OF a
walnut. Cook ir hot oven ten min
ufes. Cut a square from the center
of the bag, break into It. ono at a
time. four eggs. Cook for three or
four minutes Dish up. Cut away
ali the top Of tho bag and serve.
Klppered Mackerel with Fine
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26
State Senator Dead.

Lexington.- State Senator J. I. Rog-
ers. aged nearly rs years, died at his
home one mile east of Decaturyille. He
was Democrat. He served through
the Civil War as Confederate soldier
He filed more than once the Office OF
trustee of Decatur county. In every way
he was one of the leading citizens o
that county.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26
Danish Alcoholic Drinks.

Il maintain that the best course is
to Danish alcoholic drinks from the
list Of necessaries for an Arctic ex
petition. Doctor Nansen.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26
ELIMINATES MANY kITcHE
TROUBLES.

William Shakespeare, it may be,
had not cooking in mind. when he
set his witches chanting:
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26

This attractive model is of striped
reReet with large revers of the same
sver which are tiny ones of black
satin. 1t fastens in front with but
ions and is finished with an edge of
black satin.
The sleeves are trimmed to CORE
spOnd. The collar is Of lace and the
gaiHpe is OF white dotted tulle.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26
BY Nicholas soyer, Che

Broiled Chicken.
Mushrooms. Asparagus.
Olives. Radishes. Celery.
Pudding a la Mayence.
Black Coffee. Crackers. Cheese
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-01-26

Double double toll and trouble,
Fire burn and caldron bubble"
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

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O. 1hs 1prrrnf1f 81 fsrme-n NJ gnts
llgsltfr 81 Frptr EoFs3 ftFEiriG. Dr
fzsegT -i,s ssruf yurliisse i1 -Is gyr
srnueu J1sE-
- lbs spprOFsI - rss va bssyzsrr
uIsus rfe prsDs - - JsN fpf liz
.eaIi-nE fls1a a. ttrsss jean ~ HEs
wa Glag. tlt No frigufy N,nEs<Ss's
rat eHparis9asf "a Esr-itz fS--usf1 -
a,,slss rieef msfef ut1ef thsls tsrEnt-
3ggw - rufgsH were brsc, tns fLa4-
t.,rnf ssaff11E ElsEaslia sprsN'hsE Ls.s
IA ris t,sefsr stf Dfrsgor't usscIl-leaf
tsdnE euf-ss8s1 - a BsFsss st1slf -
& lssza1sr
Tbe lrfessHf q tts TlrEaz18 ffr-r-
est 81 bseu. nnd slsesfF ftsT ssfl-
forsl nlrses hsFs bssrr Drers> tDr -
tssssou a 1912. asS ~ ssr18tst .;
fugrs ttzflccf ogr< ezflg - gr1ll1 =.
Clfe1sf "a - 80 Burszu q -
rrsf fneuary exslsinE tts csyrr-'
-ns.ss t-eselrg glsr sr< --sg b. -,
fsts.e1 ~ sgg5 iessiyn - tss Bsersssf1
~ srracsfrfs wssatrE,Dr. y. &.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

n choosing chairs fer the living room
the individual requirements OF the
members OF the family should be re.
nsm5ered. so that when the family is
gathered together there will be com.
Portable spot for each member
The curtains. too, should be chosen
in accordance with the needs and de,
sires of the family.
Since the living room is always
where the privacy Of home life is en-.
joyed. the curtains should, II neees.
sary. serve as protection from passers.
By
On the other hand the room viii
probably require all the light possible
A happy arrangement is often made by
having upper aud lower curtains. Such
sash curtains are made in two tiers
and hung on two sets OF brass rods,
so that either the upper or lower half.
or both. can readily be drawn aside.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
WoWtS HAS CLEVER SCHEME
gsr-e- @.s; Th-sr Cesar. Are
tm Prssi5e5 Fer

A. ere q tie sstz-zz-s teas 1ae
.oE.esE- ro-Es- 1ols6 for o-- tsE-iof-
s-E yresEizE tore Der E0Ez 50 ha1lT
that rszz1r Ezs Esoesss-T- 4 f-5s1d
soc1r- -szE3e6 be- % hs- rooI 70 si1
z-5 enz- zhfis r.s -.e-dL.E vas 20
f-z & TIE --zs5 t-o-EE- O. . seW--
s-k ease Sled uf-h 1eeileE THREADED
u-h sFrEE AID cctro-s q al ccio-s- u
TOOK bg- Z zO-e1- 70 =ele-- he -
c--Eras c0lo- AID TIE repairs were
g15rkfT Tlzds- The E1es- theieIT'o1
re-rs-ke5 On re advantage u hsTtnE
ttrsz5=d needles ready a. hzud 70
toE-ezE p-Uusiy admitted rEzr tEis VAS
her 8Eu h-iTiIznt idea IS e. made hs1
uerr0-s 70 nee q maid ~ s-c ~
zEzs1 1o- a needle ere when she Tzs
tulrr5et- Shs says sbe not only has
E-ock q ree1IeE threaded In black ard
-rh5-e bur o. the day . cClorei frOck
s. ~Hosr- needles are threaded IN that
rsIcr ard u-sced i- the wO-ktas EEs-
II takes Crly . fen minutes Oh sris-t
Szy 70 thread needles and the system
really saves fize. ey@sight ard -E1si
rrectG-s % all patience.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
HELpFUL HINTS Fcs T-E BUSY
HOUSEWIFE

= rzsust Sel5csozs tzv5ocz T-1cin.E is
rz.Ss VIA cznne6 pezrs to- al se-
c111-,s-i-nsr--
4 Few v-u-es o- che--1es z-s a. -
1ifior % a tzp5oez p1eclrE-
Whe. -zxfrE przstrT- as.cle Eli1
zs lftsis r1ofsrure ar possible. ths
uore eru-bly 3, Is r5s uors szky 4
xiu -
W-be- putrtrE OF ne iop crust .uEt
sfter roTnEg O1r Ep-szr it Elt1 -zrc
a-d Fp-f-kls vf-h SV-r z-c "a . -
then syrirkls zitb e0ls Tsfsr sust os-
fy-e .1ttfrz i-;s rhs 0Fsr J. All
vuE ~ ard bs Es-T u17ea sskisr tts1
uE1zl
Ia rhs-uztts1 the great remedy 81
elir1lrztior. getting - q TIE Do-so-s
utich 70 tack iEto he system znc
fhDuld be rhrgTn Of
Pst HTe - SIX Ecse<s o. paper y
The byttDrn q fruit cake pas before
bakinY ne cake. snd e. Eil l. u1eh
nicer. - ths lorE bakirg tsnts 70
-zske : hard ernst. Wh5ca T. not a.
lgEsd 70 form vita tie paper - Fr'o
Z tsctior
A r.ost zopsszlnE sish 70 be served
either fo- supp@r o. tBuchson - 20
tstoez and bzoo1 Pa, : layer o. tEo
[ ~ thinly-siiced po'sto=s in > bUiisrsz
7 hzkish dIsh ard pour over thin white
! sauce or simply milk sfith little sea
soninz q salt. pepper and butter
Lay over the TOP few slices Of nice
baeon and set into the oven 70 cake
for an hour or iorger. dependipg upon
ne thickness o. the potatoes. Serve
from the dish. as 4 looks almost as
good a. il tastes.
whole wheat night from the gran
sry. which can be bought for two
cents a pound. II cooked until soft
and the grains well cracked, makes an
deal breakfast food for a growing
child. or 70 fact anybody, for with
cream and a BIT Of sugar Il is rneal
ia itself Children should not be al
lowed much sugar on breakfast foods
none Is better for most children, anc
la they never have Il they wifi no
miss Il Soak the wheat after bruis
INK il. II desired 10 crack the grainn
= then rut Il on 10 cook for half day
A nreBess cooker Is a fine place u
cook whole wheat
A hundred calorie portion Of pune'
! wheat, for which We pay a cent ana
quarter. has no more nutriment In
= than the same amount Of whole wheat
; which costs a sixth Of cent
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
EGGS PRODUCED
BY HEN In YEAR
AfsDut Pfvs D0zSa Per Y@Svf rs
Fa1r KstsElzss a.. CssoDtfDx
Good. Bad and
Tsz6fffsreEI

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tals oOa.fry fOolS W slO'r I'VE a91s1
Tzfs e0gsuag ~ goog. ba1 sI1
isGirefeat ~, q fhs Ffztist'sf we're
tskss fran posiiry farm repDffs ss-
sisssyeiy. tas s1eTage aO1ld bs fs1
d0zen The sYsfzge farmer ia care
iess esa BIZ foEis. sns oOss MT ~ q
rule rsiaeT 10 fhs e1Es tas heoR ~
fgr 1s rszson fhat ia their free rsngs
fheg aaYs ti51en nes's as1 ne szgs
ln agn nseqgenes ere Dffen o1i VIA
49, rrbfose5 m@ihDcs " breeding. ths
ssrrszs alih ile p9ll'ry ms8 uli 10 a
f~B years rga 81 bixt ss ~ exge yef
ben peg snngm. IneiU1gai feeOfea
hsye been fepOrt - taa' are fart seor-
ins ~ ~ ths 5D9 faark. b4t D. is rsrg
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fyr q hen uIEt h2ye q sarc.ens n1tu-
hsr NJ d1ys 70 ag.f slf ne cslsaeas
gres W. bri 5s5 dsyE 10 tls yszr.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

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go nens Eultel es sg,yrg5ri si4oi
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~ osgsrfe s1s Of-agDn. as ras Ds-
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
Narrow Belts Smart.

While vide girdlelike belts are fash.
ionable. there is something chic and
smart about the narrow belt which the
former lack
Black patent leather belts ore and q
half inches In width are popular.
These are decorated with buckle to
match. or one OF antique silver. Plain
stitched cloth belts to match the suit
are also worn. Sometimes these are
trimmed with tiny white buttons ar.
ranged in design at the back.
Narrow satin belts are in demand
Some are made Of contrasting color
from that used in the dress
Suede and leather bells are made 10
all widths desired. and in every color.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
BLACK AND WHITE COSTUME
I-ss Ira; Really Never Has LsIi
Fssor Genes With NsS Version
- re Mode.

Black z15 Ehf-s costumes. Il seems,
have bsea rsTtred. though probably
few have eTsr b-ea able 10 discover
thz1 thsT we're IN need Of any such
process 4 smart aeE version Of the
NOE nay be seen in a suit consisting
o, white Inca skirt and a black
tz-s-z coz- i1 Russian blouse style.
Ehich Is s6o-ncd With white linen
b-ztons ard battonhoies bound with
Waite linen Another striking black
and white combination Is In q gown
% oyster white satin the skirt of
Wtich opens IN front 20 show an up
vari turning point OF black satin.
-uderskirl- This is all the black
there =. except m the girdle, which is
q black velvet. A hat that would be
Altogether stunning worn by the right
woman is a vide black straw OF
grzceful lines. which is entirely GOV.
cred on the upper side by a drapery
o white chiffon. The trimming Is a
Eat mass OF pure white roses.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
tEasoN4slE o,B-EI

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E-E.s-l eisss.-hs adoat 5uE t'sdu-s hs-T-
mr. Buef q suuJ - HIrrlrss1r-,F IrnII--
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s-s.-1rliIa ua-Es EDDt suuI r uz-rs
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s8uJ
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gJsD1ufu 81 ELr ant -u-ss .slHprrTI-
frit n bs-t1IK pewter q tiIssJs1luitI =
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cscs q 1gur bss- had zn1 1roT -
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
RANGE LAMBS
RETURN PROFITS
Fssdsr Not Only TskSs Ma y
on Fed. but Secures Lars
fsszsfst From ha1zrs
Dropped

ry ". n EEiLET)
The Rgest scTsn'sgs u fesli.s
Isabs - tie fart Chzt t1s h0Es-
z1opn f0rage ard focesrE Together
win fhs otterwise wsF's prod Dc-E -
'hs farm may - tanned ~ DrDe-
Th.s nay be cors Wlth q mirimsla
erpenss far fhs D1rchsss u 1igb-T
coneentrats1 by-gro1set foo1s a11
f8ilJfse1a fazf are rsguirsc 70 maze
q ssUsfzctOry faifsrirg ration fpr
oftef kin6a o. siOek
Feeding range isnbs Ike oiilsf
bfsrctss u sheep feeding is cure -
beagus iscrs pSpglsF as farmers sJS
yyaelzte tHe necessity - eating Olt
fhs purchase ~ large agOE1iE u
grain floc and fee6irg a cizes u ire
stoek that are capable u turning
telr grain food ana forage TIA; u
grOan ~ thslr Own farms ~ profit
Practically syery llns n feeding
ffs, n ay1spctsd Ogtsile q the corn
/ bsit states hsz been dsYslgped upon a
| bsslF q cheap grain ioo1E and nos
that every kind u grain foods have
| rezebec a pffos that makes fhsir ps@
alrsos, on 81 'hs question. the aver
ays feeder iG finding his profits grow
Ing zmsilsr
The men who have been fsedini
sheep have not felt the rise IN gTsir
urices a. severely ar other feecsri
beesBse sheep can be Pot In good con
/ oifi0n with a smaller quantity oi grai
and concentrates In feeding RAG
lambs the feeder not only males
profit on the original coat of ~
lambs bot as well on ths cost o. th
fOod which IL grown on their farms
and in addition there 10 large retiir
" fertility 70 the soil. when the nafi
ure IL carefully handled.
In England this branch Oi feedin
has been conducted for many year
and Il has been found very prom
able way 10 increase the fertility
the soil ~ well AZ a profitable way
utilize grain. grass and root eroD
There are excellent Inducements
feed range lAmbs. especially Tor ~
man who does not desire 70 kee
live stock on hia farm during "
Nhbis OF lLs JsAI5 hlH many "a
are fixed 70 they could proftabiy co
a duct winter stock feeding Al a prof
A but who have too much other lab
= on their farms during the crop gro'
ing season.
d There - money 20 be made BY fee
4. lng range lambs II man understand
% the fundamental principles ot the b1i
= ness and grows a wide variety OF q
age. folders and Rrsin crops.
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shoes In coIors.

Every effort is being made to pro
duce novelties, Many colors are being
made up into suede shoes-purple
sage green. sea blue. raspberry red
The colored shoes are worn with
dresses to match, and with white and
black gowns. and colored stockings
OF these bright shades are worn with
black shoes. Nov black stockings
have the walls of Troy In straight
lines from the knee. which looks like
black satin ribbon Those who are
economically inclined have isle thread
heels and toes to their silk stockings,
for silk does not last long, especia' fy
II you walk much.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
soNE EoT DISHES FoR COLD
NIGHTS

There o. ry.tirg more s1ttsfTirg
sns Ssr-1irE ~ . damp. eniIiy night
thzr a Eoo1 bOvI u b0t sOgD. Cream
sogps u clreTent kinds RAJ be lad
erery night in tie week. sz< the Va
ffsfy rOt I'm cut
Ore ray have tomato tisg9s. thick
sning me cream u tomato for a
chznge. Or potzto win . htrie onioo
s1d miIk nsbeB = most sVp~uzirg
bDgy
An0tbsr faYOrlte dish 10
spznish gics-Info a bgifsrs5 Ia
klng dish yst q layer % oOoked nee.
zysfnkie with fnsiy cut brvils1 ham.
Or fried ham q syg1nkling q onion
gra'so and EessOning u red and green
pepper cbopped salt and then another
layer % nee Pour over generous
snuOunt q tomato. and take Until
thoroughly heated through. The sea,
tOring u this dish VIII make Or mar
u
Southern Pice,-Nelt a tablespoon
I ful 0f butter 20 a frying pan. ada :
clOye o. garlic and a large choUpe1
I tNgls up ~ H@aAE4 AA'As NJ
Z stirring the nee until q is slightly
brOEu and crisp. Then add cup o
tomato and hll the pan with boiilni
water. Cook until the nee 10 tsnde
without stirring II possible. ss ezei
grain viii stand out by Itself
Chicken stsN.-Cut up q ehieksi
With q Glove of garlic and two smal
onions. cook until half done, then adj
the fOllONing sauce.
Melt two tablespooniulE Of butter i
a frying pan; add a tablespoonful Q
-four and q generous hprinkiing Of eaJ
enns When well cooked add salt an
cup u tomatoes: stir and cook. adj
Ing salt and sage. n liked.
Poached eggs are very nice for
, supper dish with The above sauce.
a mixture of lard and Suet makes
, very desirable fat for almost all use
|, that Lard would be pot To- The sol
. beef fat r. the best
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Ee<kL Tk~,<s.eN-.
,ai,.lon q ,h. Nen,naper.

Il ls my hope. my ambition that the
Independent newspapers Of the Uniteg
States shall become. a. the years roll
on, more and more truly apostles Of ar
industrious peace. not only for the
sake OF the highest and best deysl
opment Of this nation. both spiritually
and materially. but for the advance
ment Of liberty. Justice and enlighs
ened Democratic government through
out the world. d.-sAmuel Bowles, edito
the Springfield Republican
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DAINTY Dresser Cover.

For a dresser cover. take three en-
broidered handkerchiefs. sew a row OF
insertion around each one; then join
them together. and put a narrow lace
around all: line with any preferred
color Of cambric. tEcking at each cor
ner so II can be easily removed for
laundering Put at each corner bow
OF ribbon the color Of the lining.
This makes a very pretty dresser
coyar.
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wolgbs 100 pounds Ills owner says
be- frequently rdsa tho animal and
nnds him ~ easy-gDiug a. a pacing
horse
The bull Is erceedingly dOclie and
essms 10 take great pleasure IN speed
isg aud Il requires no EFFORT 70 keep
him up 10 the top notch whether
rtddsn or driven.
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a,ar,Ina Ia Hoas.

The amount Of capital required 70
launch an energetic farmer In the hog
raising business IL not great. and II
care IL exercised. fair profits WIN ss
obtained the first year.
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JERSEY BULL A
SPEEDY RACER
Full Blood Animal Trsinsd 90
pacs f1Is In Less Than
Zt4O 10 Exceeding.
~ DOctis,

A hitbiog1ed JefseY ball. which
ran pare a nile On harness attached
~ : EgikY Do iess mau z.f9. and
waleh e-n be rd1sn 10 tbs saddle a.
sYsh better gaiDt has created quite
a ssusailon ln PeHnsyiyania. The bull
y tour years old. fam IN color and
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
sla Kansas whes, Crop.

According 20 the report OF ths
Uni,sd states department Of Ggricni'
tses the Kansas crop Of winter wheat
ia 1871 was 30 per cent. greater than
tbst Of any other state Ia the Union
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-04-25
PAPER BAG DISHES.

For those who delight in the favor
OF nph, there IL no more agreeable
way Of serving them than when
cooked ia a paper bag The bag must
not be an ordinary. but one made for
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w

HEN nzn sla rrasr t1s
wife Nlf- aas rsass sfls n1-io-
s.1 - tklere- Guc ull ~ rruF- re-
Hlf5 - ssgras. f 10 szlfy - 49, o. vita
- rgEs f+s g1ssr ra1.s
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,sus. Have Faith.

To believe a business impossible
the way 10 make II so.--Wade.
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March

..s.. alDrwV fnonthf IN pfales OF u4e~i
Yet. though Thy winds are lord ana bsrak.
Thou ART a welcome month 70 ne.
Bryant.
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Block 7
A w Moi
Gate -(Addition TO date.

All in nv a NV a Section "a,
Township 5, Range 2s.
II d Stevens 4 Co. lot 25xl50
II more or less. ...... SO 81
J s Murphy, lot 5Oxl50 IT
more or less. ........ "a 81
A j Stevens, lot 25x150ft
more or less .......... Q5
VI ID Price, lot 25xi50 fl
more or lesG 200
Stella Holiday, lot 50X150
f., more or less ..... Ito
F R Johnston, lot 50xl60
IL, more or less 4S7
J G Gresham, lot 50x150
II. more or less ,.......l5. Is
RF Foulds. lot l00xl50 II
more or less .... 7.8s
DIG Wilcox. lot 75x2l3
II. more or less 3 "a