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Evening journal., 1914-06-22
limitations CANNOT
USE TERM wine
Houston Decides wine" TO
be Product of Normal
Alcoholic Fermentation

WASHINGTON, June Secretary
Houston Saturday declared what is
Wine and made a pure food ruling
OF far-reaehing Importance TO all
| domestic wine makers, particularly
those IN Ohio and California.
II prohibits the use of the name
VINE on products made by the ad-
dition of water to the juice pomace
or pulp of grapes, and defines wine
to be the product OF the normal alco-
holic fermentation Of the juice of the
fresh, sound, ripe grapes, with the
| usual cellar treatment"
The new decision provides that
where any water is added to the
pomace of grapes, it is not permis-
sible to label the product "otherwise
than as imitation wine" and effects
an wines made after June 12, 1914.
This action has been taken, In the
language Of the decision, because "the
Department of Agriculture has con
Guided that gross deceptions have
been practiced Under food inspection
decision 120" Food inspection de-
cision 109, also relating to wines. was
abrogated.
In view of the fact that the Juice
OF grapes in many unfavorable grape
growing seasons is either too acid or
100 sweet to make wine, the new de-
cision permits correction OF the
natural defects in grape musts and
vines due to climatic or seasonal
conditions by additions in unfavor-
able seasons with certain definitions,
which, however, do not apply to sweet
wines made In apqnrdapgn xtffh Al,
sweet wine fortifcation act Of June
Z, 1906.
Inasmuch as MANY winemakers
have prepared vintages in accordance
with the departments previous rules.
proceedings will not be recommended
by the department prior to June IL,
1915, for wine actually manufactured
prior to the date of the decision
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
The Rabbits Foot
AUainahae Beauty
For Es Nest Most wsnsS s BY GWEN SEARS
Copyright 1873 By H. -aft
THE TEETH
AtSainmhae Beauty
For Most Wemen at
Ne Expense

rrety teeth at least white beauty
peau smiles But teeth whether
late in a a times 4
teeth OF folks
1000 % lodge between em and if these particles quickly
their decomposition begins
the enamel and then begins
BESIDES
rd digestion
the blood making as radiant health impossible
Inc ll-bred custom
considered for instant
moss to particles first having
with not
ne right size If it is too large will mouth
and we'll up the - ""
good tooth powder dav Two ono
precpated chalk
mixed make
but beneficial Sometimes the teeth that a.
Yield readily
pointed suck with absorebn cotton mostend
a - Saueon anu ohs
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
FcR RED, ROUGH HANDS

ChApped and bleeding hands. with itch-
ing, burning palms shapeless nails and pain
ful nnger-ends, one-night Cuticura treat
ment works wonders. Soak hands on
retiring, in hot water and Cuucura Soap.
Dry. nnoint with Cuticura Ointment and
wear old, loose gloves during the night.
They are also most effective for the treat
ment Of pimples, blackheads. dandrllff and
falling hair even when all else fails. Cuti-
cura Soap 25e. and Cuticura Ointment soc.
are sold everywhere. Liberal sample Of
each mailed free. with s2-p. Skin Book Ad-
dress postcard Cuticura. Dept. T, Boston. :"
ES-Men who shave and shampoo with Cu-
tierA Soap will nnd It best for skin and scalp.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
EMLEN S. sHARPLEs DEAD.

VEST CHESTER, Pa. june 22-Em.
len S. Sharples, father of P. NJ. Sharp
les, head of the SharpIes Separator
Works, died here last night after an
illness Of two weeks. He was Sc years
old, and for 65 years was engaged in
the coal and lumber business.
Mr.. Sharples was the grandson of
the first burgess of West Chester.
He is survived by the following chill.
.dren: P. NJ. Sharples. r. p. Sharples
and David P. Sharples. of West Cbes.
ter; D. B. Sharples of Iowa: SerriIl I.
Sharples. Norristown; Miss Martha. AZ
home, and Mrs. Jared ". Darlington.
of Darlington Station.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
wooDMEN LOWER RATES.
Triennial Convention Reduces Insurance
Figures to indianapolis Level.

TOLEDO, o., June 22.-The Indian
apolis insurance rate was substituted
for the Chicago rate in the bylaws Of
the Modern Woodmen of America by
the triennial convention Of the order in
session here on Saturday. The Chicago
rate, which is higher than the Indian
apolis, was the cause of much insur-
gency.
The insurgents OF the convention lost
in their light to have the salaries OF the
head officers reduced Their propos Il
to decrease the officers pay about one
half was defeated by a vote Of 300 IL
TO l20 l2. The annual salaries voted
the officers were;
Head consul Sl0.OOO head clerk,
$500; head banker. $1,000; directors.
$4,000 each; auditors, $1,000 each and
members OF the Law Committee, $50 a
day when employed
Before adjournment an attempt was
made to insert in the rate provision of
the bylaws an amendment providing
for the payment Of ten cents a month
by all members under TO y,strs of age
to defray the expenses Of members over
that age, and the use % SlG,On0,100 cf
the present surplus luni for tie same
purpose. The amendment Was voted
down.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
FALLS TO DEATH IN Canal.

Wandering away from her home
near Summit Bridge on Saturday, Ma
tellia Bratches, colored, aged N years,
fell into a sluice way into the Chesa-
peake and Delaware canal and was
drowned. No one saw the accident
and several hours later a woman
passing by discovered the woman's
body. Coroner Spring was notified.
Coroner Spring was notified Satur-
day afternoon that William Roope,
aged 20 years, a resident of Middle
town, had dropped dead at his home
there. He had been i'll for some time,
and death was due to heart disease.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
TERRIBLE BURNING
ITCHING ECZEMA
On Face and Body, Scratched PIN
Piles Into Sores. Clothes lrritated.
Could Not Sleep or Rest, Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment Cured.

r. F. D. Ne 2. stewartstown. Pa
About three years ago pimples came on
my face and my body with a terrible burn
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
COMMENCEMENT AT
DUPONT SCHOOL

The class night exercises Of the
Alexis !. DUPONT School will in tho
school this evening. The commence
mcLt exercises will 3s held tomorrow
evening. DR.. S. w. purvis. of PhiIa-
delphia, will deliver the address to the
graduates.
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
TEMPERANCE FIELD DAY.

st. Paul's NJ. +. Church was one Of
the churches Of this city that had
Temperance Field Day" yesterday At
the morning service the Rev Cyrus Z.
Keen made an address. and Rev Dr.
Thomas Q. Hare spoke at the evening
service,
Evening journal., 1914-06-22
o. W. LYNCH DEAD
AT GEORGET0WN

Special .tc THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, June 22.-
Burton W. Lynch, father of Mrs
Theodore McGee. residing on King
street, died Friday afternoon after an
illness of several months, as the re-
suit of diabetes, at the age of 73
years. The funeral takes place to-
day, with interment at Roxana.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
psoe5dlIooe11. Size @aufer Ser @ele's

loseeidlagen. She aaufer1 Der @ele'S
Garm, 5pei 8riiber bon soma, limo
eingetroffen uti6 tperoen balotglt bon
ibrem @ige,th1m 8eiib nebmen. Serr
@elle lit mb 1,nenti6loiiem 400 er
Iein fiinftiges Seim MAIDEN miro. =
SOS. Ibl1l po1, @illiitort, g. 9, iiber-
raidte leine bieiigen 6reanoe auf Ser
@eimreiIe BON ct. Glono, no er nit
an6eren Jarntern iei1rer Na6baridaft
9bortbornpieb gefu1ft batte. = Sobn
8. @enolfen bon 2inta, Ntont., lit
nod langiabriger Mbmeienbeit bier
5um 9elube ieiner Wel1tter, @ei6mi=
lter uno 6re11toe e%ingetroffen. =
Mittpo6 iogte Samilie @atercott
Sem olten @eim nabe bier 2ebepobl,
INN ouf sic Sobn &enrp Garm IN So
lep iiber5uiie6eln. Die beiten @unibe
ser 6reeporter 5peunoe begleiten Die
lebr beliebte Samilie auf ibr neues
Mrbeitsfelo. -6rl. Margaretba S6o=
ner begab iid a1f ei1te 8ode na6 Ben
s3milingsitd6ten, u16 es periiebt SRI.
SsSulia @0iden 1T ser 8miiden5eit If
rem Nlab in Ser &oitoffice. - Sran
@orl 6infen lit tpegen @eiidtSroie
a11f 6o8 &ranfenbett angetpiei EN-. =
Cir. @eGe nnb Grau febrten Dienitag
bon elmer &nn6reiie 5uriid, auf Der
file in ct. CLOUD bie Sm1ilie 81. &ern
mn6 ibren Sobn Souls, pel6er arf
oem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Snititnt in
Minmeapolis itu6tert, beiu@ten. Sn 8
Monutert lit bes iungen Stu6toien
s@e11rfns beenbet, unb fam er ba1m Die
heoretH9en, @enntniiie IN Ser 8raris
bermertben.
Golb Spring.
BUR @rg6n5u11g mn6 8eridtignng
'6es IebteBod,e i'm vMor6ftern" eri6ie<
npmen Mrtitels besiigli6 6es SooeS
6es Mif. @eiter fen. biene folgenbes:
Mo6 mebrere Sabre longer &ranfbeit
perf6ieo 9eic. Shelter ien., nad @bri=
itenpfli9t beitens auf BEN 500 porbe<
reitet.. Ser @erltorbene tpmr6e Dor
SO Sssabren IN Wetten6orf &egie=
r~nngsbe5irf Grier, Denti9lmo, gebo-
rem, bon mo- er in 1852 nod Mmerifa
msmm6erte nn6 iih in @bicago fin
fl1r5e 8eit nieoerlieB. sSn Soma ber-
beiratbete er fi6 in 1859, fam bret
Sabre ipater 11ah Minnelota un6 lieB
li6 anf ether tpenige Metlen iii6li@
BON bier geleeenen Tarm nie6er, bie
iebt bon ieinem Sobne g. S. SETTER
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05

.bearbeitet miro. Auf oieier Garm
uerblieb er Biz Dor etpa 11el11r Sabren,
81 meld)er 3eit er iein Seim na6 @ol6
Sprlng perlegte, UNI bier Sen Mbenb
Isines Sebens in &nbe gu genieBen.
Ser 9abingeidieoene NOR ein edit
oeltider Gbaratter, Ser lt6 0ur6 Ell
%ierllel1 6leib a%ls5eidnete uno feline
6arm aus elmer 8ilberniB gu Ser Ell
lrer Der beiten int County ur1arbeitete
.Seine Satin ging ibm bereits in
1887 IN 0ie @migfeit poran; 6ieielbe
bi1terlleb ibn1 iieben &irroer> oie Sem
2ebea erbalten ii1lo u110 oe1n tbeuren
@ater am @egrabniBtage Sen lebten
:gbrenoienit ertpielen III. 9ie &tn0er
iino: Mnna, &eter, 9eifolaus, 6rall
Msid. 8eiete 5rou S. g. 5po6en uno
'Grau gilbert Gent bon bier uno Wi=
9ael &eiter bon @aite 8arf. Mebit
Sen @enannten binterlabt er 90 @nfel
uno rel111 nrenfel. M0ge er ruben in
.Trieoen! - Mif. @enner mobnte Ser
lette 8o6e IN Minneapolis gebalte=
nen Stootsperi ammlung Ser @ilen=
Observation-Disclosures bel. = SRI. Silent
bon ct. SAUL, melde IA Gage bier
BEL Ser 6ra1 Otto @olf 5u @alte tpar,
febrte 9onneritag na6 &auie 51riid.
-Iie Marfus Mm1rin @ir1terlalien=
1daft fat ei11en 11elter 2aoen nit fri
i9en1, mo6ernem @%oarenlager eroff=
net. Ser 2a6en lit al1fs 8efte outs
.geitattet un6 mir6 quite Dienlte tbun,
Bis ser geplante yeea1bau pollen6et lit.
@ir permeilen aufslBeige an anoerer
'gteGe. - SEQ 5@reifels faufte ST.
@ileps 2eibitan fir $4,000. - Sac.
.&bilipien bon Hier5 beiu6te iiber
.Sonntag bier feline @ltern. = l1nier
@arbter g. 3. Sbeiien lit mie6er m1i
Ser 8einen. - 6amilie @m. 9e@en=
ter, mel6e mabren6 Ser lebten @onate
bier Bel Sen @ltern tpeilte, lit m1f lire
Sarm in Matoti, &c. g., 5uridge=
.febrt. - Die 5irma @enner & 60.
bat ei11en guten Mblieferungsi6litten
sic Nferbe branrten 6mr6, braden Ell:
ne Selepbonltange ab, mn6 Ser 56lit:
ten lift beinabe nod 10 gut mie Dor oe1
&empelei. - 8apa 8flepien lift Ibe1
6ie @rippe=Mttade nn6 mie6er 6ru1.
BEN ber11m. - Otto @olf un6 Sobr
Otter iin6 a1f elmer @ier= un6 @eirt=
reile, I'M alle @eidmade GIT befrte6t-
gen. Soiepb Donbed b%erfaufte feline
295 Mder groBe 6arm fiir $20,947.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
mA:@M
BUSINESS COLLEGE
ITS THE SCHOOL FOR YOU.
Sbreibt beute fir @atalog un6 Gin.
5elbeiten.

lpegen IN Solo Spring, @ollegepiIe,
Gibmon6 un6 Meire @robe. = So
nlilie 9uer 3e6ier bon Moble County
traf bier lebte ISOLDE Elm mnb nabm
8eiib bon Der 6orm, Die Die 6amilie
fir5li6 bon Sobn @ar6ing foufte.
- Die Ger1teigeruag 6es Sobn @ar-
Ding brodte $4,000; Defenders tpar
Ser Hreis fir &iibe Elm gutter; 6eriel-
be ging iogar Bis $685.; NIT Mus-
nabme elmer Sub mur6e fir ie6es
StId Sornpieb iiber SIS be5ablt. -
Jrau Soiepb Sagemonn mar lebte
@ode auf Ser &rantenliite. - SSo-
iepb 8urg un6 Srau moren in Min-
neapolis, mo- Grau 8urg ibrer ange.
griffenen @eiun6beit tpegen einen
Mr5t fon1ultierte.
&ier5.
6amilie 90. S. Smitb bon Mn1tin
lit anfatrgs LETTER ISOLDE bier einge=
%troffen un6 bot iib ouf Ser Beter
@anberfe Barrt, bie iie unldngit faiuf-
li6 in ibren 8eiib bro6te, bauslt6
eingeridtet. - 90. 9. &ooper, tpel-
6er in Seem 8ter5 alS Stationsagent
Die lebten 5pei Sabre Mnftelung bot
tie, lift in gleider @igenidaft mod Ml-
banD berieBt mor6en. Die biefige
Steue bat S. 9. 5mitb iibernom-
men. = &odn. &farrer s. 6. @tieg-
Ter un6 S. &C.. &au@ maren anfangs
letter @o6e in @otplus, mo iie fid
na6 8aditeinen nmfaben. - @iele
&in6er itn6 an Der Driienan1dpel-
lung erffranft. - &eter @on, tpelder
sic &einri6 @@ulte Sarm faufte, lift
nit 6milie bier eingetroffen. -
Sobn &aB miro nit Dem 8au elmer
1euen @obnung a1f feinem @rlnb-
itid in Ser oberen @ta6t Beginner,
iobal6 Ser 8o6en f9neefrei gepor6er.
Il Sran5 2ofotpiti6 nn6 Srau bon
Suite, Mort., tpare1t bier beim 8ru<
Ser 6ra115 9ofomiti9 m1f 8eiu6. -
SRI. Mngela @ermersfir9en, melde
an ser 81. 8eneoifts= Mfa6emie 5u ct.
Sofepb b0beren stu6ten obliegt, un6
SRI. @il6egar6 @ermersfirhen, pel-
DIE oie ct. @lono Mormalidnle be-
iu9t, permeilten eintge Sage inn elter.
lifen Snule.
<fmar.
gea9 mebrere @o9en tangent 8efude
bet ieinem Sobne Sran3 in &iitmee,
5lori6a, lit Sobn Sdmolfe am por-
lebten Greitag tute6er 6abeim etnge,
troffen. - @ebrii6er MeiiIIer fanften
BON Mr16reos S9enger 40 Mdefs 2m6
fir $t7O0. - &erbert &obel un6
Jran bon @abpeton, %. g., maren
lebte ISOLDE bier Bel ser 6amilie Setter
81afe 5u @aite. - Subert 8ran6l
bon Men=Meiinden, Stearns COUNTY,
erfreute ieinen @ru6er, Sobann, I'm,
fern Sdubmader, nit eirem mebrta-
gigen 8eiude. - Mlpin Mobler miro
it6 binnen &11r5em nod 6em @eften
begeben in Ser Mbit6t, itd in 6en
geib elmer &eimitatte 5u bringen, -
SIM Sohn Shmolfe's Store lift ein
&rofo6il at ieben, 6as er alts S1ori6a
nit bierbin bra@te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
pursmlpreden, ,up nebit Der reel iter
nno 5rpprfommenoite 8%ebanol1na
sic 4rciic iiderlid 5mfrieoeniteaeno
iinb.
9llbanD.

Nlbang.
Mrton 6. Soldier perfan tie Dem
Sos. 6iirltenberg bon Belgrade, Sobn
ser bier %tpobnenoen Smilie 2orena
6iirltenberg, 2ot 3 in 8lod 2. Der
&al1fer miro bier cine &eli6en5 erri6=
ten lallen un0 nit 5amilie iein Seim
nad sllbanD berlegen. Sanoloro
%. sc. George bat 6as BON ibm ge=
fiibrte Merdants Sotelgei@aft Der
@itttpe Maria Slider bon ct. CLOUD
falltfli6 iiberlalien. MnfangS Mprtl
miro sic 1elte gigentbiimerin Die Set
tung bes Sotels iibernebmen. Serr
George miro einitmeilen fem Seim in
Mlbonp beibebalten. - Sic BON Wil=
belm s6inoler gebaltene @eriteigez
.rurg bradte linn $4,000 Elm. Gamilie
gdinoler bot Mitte lebter 8o6e ibr
!, @eim nod Mlbanp perlegt.-Der So
mile Soiepb 8ier &pur6e porlebter
@onntog Elm munteres Mabden ge.
boren. Sic @eburt traf ii6 am Waz
ib%irgtons @%eburstage 81. Moge 6as
ai116 menigltens etn Sbeil Ser gu
ten gigenidaften 6es unpergeblt6en
@oibington 5ieren. Sobn 8immer,
mann, 6ro1 nn6 Sobn BON SaneS=
tomn, 81. o. trafen bier 81 pertpanot=
1G)oHli6em Beil1de ein nit Der Mb=
1i9t, in naber 3ufunft ibr bleiberoes
&eim nod Mlbanp at berlegen.
@atftns.
esobunn 8ates bon @tnite6, 0einn.,
mel6e Sic Sarm 6es Setnri@ Donnag
foufte, bat fi6 ouf ieinem nenen 81
gentbmm, bereits bd11sli6 eingeri&tet,
mdbreno @err Donnap iein @eim i'm
@ta6tden aufgei6logen bat. So.
bann 8eis perfaufte bem Setter 2o1d
fem @obnbnus nn6 miro iein Seim
1ad ct. @lon6 perlegen. = SRI. GU
ianna @itmann bat ii6 pieoer mad
6em peltli9en Sbeile 6es @toates be,
geben, tpooielbit ite a1s 2ebrertn IN
@tarbud tbdtig lit. = @atbias 3en=
ner un6 @attin nn6 Sobnn &ap1ner
aus 8udman iotpie 6rau Setter Mans
aus 2nremburg befan6en ii6 bortge
8ode bel bieitgen gertpanoten oni
SEE u6. - 9etten Sreitag tpurben Ste
1el1e1t &re115tpeg Stattonen in Ser
ct. g(ntonius Stride bonn bodm.
@farrer 81. @iImon. gepetbt. -
&ommt mad Gplb Spring gum
11euem @tpre bes Mare1ts @am=
rit @itate, melder int @ebambe
neben bem abgebrannten Store croft
net mprben lit. Sort fanft SIR Bic
11e1eite1 1nb beften @aaren GIT btllt=
gen 8reiien. Mie Sic @aaren better
1tnb sic &reiie niebrtger, a1s fe lett
bon Der betr. Gitate %angeboten &uer=
sen.
ct. Midplas.
Son ieiner Denti6lan6retie lit
M6am 8eber tpie6er gliidlt6 bel nns
e%ingetroffen. @iel 2obensmertbes
tpeiB er bon ser often Setmatb, mo
er 10 i6o1e Sage genoB, gu er5dbIen.
- s. g. Dietering ut6 s.. @e6l bo=
ben cine @aiolin : @elel1dtung in un=
ferer @irde nn6 I'M Hfmrba11s etnge=
/. ri6tet; 6ieielbe gtbt grobe 3ufrie6en-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-03-05
Gner Rnabe pber Mdbdben
bat bnS Bette BON alien gum
arbette,t In benz
&ittle sails 8nti.
neb College.

@enn SIR zines Cages Der s@ule
ieinen 8eiu9 maiden t0nr1t unb banr
.iebt, pie bic S6ule ausgeitattet 1T,
UNI @uren &naben pber Mdbden bic
beit mDglibe notwithstanding gu
geben, Damn miirbet SIR nOdmalS
1agen:
@s 1T bic stbule fir Gu@.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-20

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-20

Alice D. Chappelle. pit. g. w. KS. W. n
g. w. 4. being more accurately described
as that part Of Waverly Place add (now
vacated0 lying south Of 10Th street, .. 2
t. IL. r. Is. 10 &C.
James Chappelle. pit. N. w. 4 g. W. Il
8. w. X. .. 2. I. II, r. Is. l3-1O0 &C., being
that pit OF Weverly Place (now vacateO
described a. follows: beg at N. e. cor Of
lot 7o2 Highland ave-. tn. e. ESQ It. more
or less to e. line Of said add. 8. 40 It
moro or less to c. of 10th st., W. ESQ It.
more or less to W. line Of said add, tn.
N. 80 It. more or less to beg.
e. H. Hewins 8. e. 4 8. Of Shunganun-
ga creek, .. u, t. IL. r. Is. SLY &C.: also
pit N. e. 4. tract Is ft.x140 It.. .. II. t. L.
Z. Is.
John II. Odell. part Of N. E. Y of n e.
Y Of .. Il, (. II. r. Is. beg. At N. e. corner
Of \ sec., thence 8. Il rods. thence w.
In rods, N. II rods. thence e. LIZ rods
to beg.
Reese v. and Ira ". Hicks. pit. 8. e. Y.
8. II t. L. r. u. beg. ct pit. on e. line Of
sec. CLIO rds. n Of .. e. cor. Of y Sec.
tn. e to stone IN center Of Buriingame
read. 8. along center Of said road MOO
eha. 70 n. =. cor. * LAHoft t1ct, ".
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q. A. Dickhut, N. W. 10 &C. Of Peters d
Skinner, ssA &C. tract beg. At pit:
on n line Res. Of X. II. b. Indian land
- chns. z. of N. W. cor. Of said Res.
thenceE. along N. lins Of said Rea. ~ r.
to stone .. ct right ang. to natd ~. une
e sadA Re-. ~ 73-1W t. ~. ri VIA y.
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Chas. w. Henderson. 8. e. Y Of g. Z. 4.
RossvILLE CITY.
c: L. Berkey. Orange St. Lots 0-so-u-
4: E. White. Orange St. Lots N-s3.
Albert Bixby, Spruce st.. Lots 113-11o-
9. Duclaus, Spruce st.. Lots 1s2-1s4-1A.
Z. G. Bradley. Navarro st.. Lots 13s-1ss-
5a2s: p ylsesy. Pine st. Lots a'-ls-l4-
~ e, e u, Bradley. Pine st.. Lots 1os-1os-11o-
I. p. Kline. Pine st.. Lots 1ss-1ss-1so-1s.
e F. Van Week. Pine IT., Lots l65-l67-
J. w. Baker. Green st.. Lots 1so-1se-1sl.
J: A. Navarro. Green St. Lots 140-112-111,
G. 4; Bi1by. Walnut st. Lots so-52-
"a It,, N. so It. E. a f.. s. 80 It.
SILVER LAKE CITY.
Henry carder: Railroad ave. Lot Il
road ave-. Lots 1880
Sarah Reicherter, Railroad ave-. Lot =.
.: F. Ramer. Railroad ave-. Lots s.
Mary B. Kramer. Railroad ave. Lots
Chas. r. Cooper. beg ut pit 20 #. e. Of
Intersection Of Beaubjen ave-, and Rail-
road ave. tn. N. to q. r. Ry. r Of w.,
E: 8 It.. 8. to R. r. ave. ". to beg.
Wallace 8. Palmer. Maschs IT. Lots
E-lS- $50.
win Seller. Beaubaen ave, Lot g.
John Kantx Beauvieu ave-, Lot "a.
SOLDIER TOWNSHIP LOTS
Armstrong Add.
James NJ christman. Taylor IT.. Lot
CENTRAL AVE ADD.
C. C. Haish. Blame ave-, Lot "a
The Prudential Trust Ca. Central ave-,
Janes = osst, cs.1sal avs.. Let -
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d. J. WEXFORD, JEFFERSON st., Lots n
$780,
J. E. Pears. jefferson st.. Lot sas ssl-sss
7. G. Chambers. Jefferson IT., Let ~
80 e62- 0e4-6o6.
A Nash. Jefferson st., Lot 80.
VIM. Pears. Jefferson st., Lots Soo-so7.
-! y1 so E. While. Jefferson st. Lot rs 7s7-
l. T: Fox, Jefferson. It.. Lot sos-sus-sn.
w. H. Gudall Madison St, Lot 7w.
D. Hyde. Madison IT.. Lots 77e-7oo ~
r: Slaughter. Madison st.. Lots ns-ns-
=. F. White. Madison It. Lots 7slL7ss-
Chicago Lumber Co.. Madison IT. Io.
U. e. Boskein Madison st., Lots S2z-es4
Binds. Madison st.. Lots s3o-ss2.
H. w. Brewer and B. George. Nadisou
IT., Lots 763-785.
E. Hopkins. Madison st.. Lots n "a ~
J. E. Pear, Madison st.. Lot. 1 sasszs
r 3. Chambers. Madison St. Lots a6s-
r Davis. Madison - r.A---
F. F. Arnold. Madison L, Lott hi "a
L. McAfee. Madison e, Lots ssS ss7-sas.
VIM. Aston. Madison st, Lots ssd-s9a-
WIN. Pears. Madison 1T. Lots sss-sc-
G: Beach. Monroe st. Lots ns-7so-7s,-
F. II. Adams. Monroe It, Lot e
Lulu Diggs. Monroe St. Lots Gl-sN.
A. l. Riggs. Monroe st.. Lots SO $50
VIM Aston. Monroe st. Lots sso-ss-
-, Robt- Hasan. Monroe IT. Lots
PINEHURsr.
Beverly Estate, 1-1-3-4-G-<7.
Brookhaven Estats. l-s-s-4-
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FRAZIER'S SUB.
Helen Palcyn. 10th ave. w y Lot Z
Jno. E. Gibson. Frazier ave, Lot
FRITZ SUB.
Henry Blaxier, Lots 1-6.
N. v. Lewis, Lot z
w. E. Thompson, Lot a.
HEERYS I'D ADD.
b. Bigsby, Adams, Lots 713-71S-717-1lS
A. Parfecht, Madison St. Lots 7o2-7oA
E. W. Bech, list ST., Lots 208-21O-z1z
HIGHLAND PARK SUB.
Geo. NJ. Noble. Adams IT, Lots 90
q Il. crutchsr. Adams st.. Lots so-ss-s4-
j. D. Sims, Adams st., Lots 1ls-14s-l5Q
Bell Kavanaugh. Adams ct. Lots 10
e. J. Kavanaugh, Adams 1T, n7-z1A-2ls.
Geo. n. Noble. Adams St. Lots z7s-2so-
Ann J. q: Smith. Massachusetts, ave-.
W. II. Adler. Pennsylvania ave. Lon
125-.2l-12s- IN La rs III.
l. J. Reece. Pennsylvania ave-, Lou
1st Baptist church Of clay center,
Pennsylvania ave-, Lots z6-M.
R r. Nelson, Maryland ave-, Lots 1n-1s2
c. 81. Curry. Maryland ave. Lots rs
aso: W = Very. Virginia ava. Lot.
E. Fleishman. Virginia ave-. Lots ~.
lB-lto-162-16l-1Sk
Mary Aneompansh. Virginia ave. Leta
dso. 9, Noble Ohio ava. LOIS ss-1se.
r q. Rosssr. Ohio ave-. Lots 1le-113-114
Bank Of Topeka. Ohio ave. Lots 1sl-l9s
also. Ohio ave-. Les 11o-113-1lk
- = 8ga1foVs oh3o Ayols 100 -
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Chas. Bradshaw, Blk. Ia Lot 4
James Durlkin. Blk. q. Lots l-4-S-7-o-l
1915.
James Durkin. Blk. 4. Lots 34-es- J
A-16.
James Durkin, Blk. q, Lots l-S-y-7-S-1
1S.15-17-19-N-2 8-17-D-M.
James Durkin, Blk u, Lots 1ls-s-10-1
14-16-16-10- ~ -30-42
G. 4 N. Bradshaw, Blk. -. Lot l..
Cora Rinner, Blk. a Lots -.
Philip Lawrence, Blk. "A. Lot l.
Chas. Bradshaw. Blk. ~, Lots -
Philip Laurence. Blk. a, Lot L
Eha<10 Y2ylv - A V~.~