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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-05-04
NOTES FROM STATE UNIVER-
SITY.

| Miss Inegene Krisky of WauSau, q
Junior ia the college of letters and
science of the University of Wiscon-
sin, and formerly secretary of the
University Y. w. c. A, has been
elected chairman of the Bible COM
mittee for 1916.
The old Y. w. G. A. cabinet enter
tertained the newly elected cabinet
with weekend party across Lake
Mendoza. The members of the party
returned Sunday and the installation
of the new officers was held Sunday
afternoon at Iathrop ball.
Miss krisxy, besides being chair
man of the Bible committee, has also
been cleo! ed secretary of the Univer-
sity %omen's Athletic association for
next year, member Of the Students
Self Government board, and chair
man of the committee which is re-
vising the junior advisory system for
next year.
Miss Krisky and Miss Grace Bell
entertained Wyslynx at Barnard hall
recently. Wyslynx is a university
society composed of representative
girls from nearly all of the sorority
houses and from the two women's
dormitories.
Wellington Nichols of Wausau, a
junior in the course in commerce of
the University of Wisconsin, is the
catcher of the commerce base ball
team.
Guy A. Ramsdell of Wausau,
junior in the chemistry course OF the
University of Wisconsin, is men,
Der of the University wrestling squad.
Miss Ruth f. GLASGOW of Schofeld,
a junior in the college of letters and
science of the University of Wiscon-
sin, is the present editor Of the
Woman's page of the University
Daily Cardinal, and president of the
Woman's Athletic association.
Miss Elizabeth E. Reiser of Wau-
sau, senior in the college of letters
and science of the University of Wis
consin, is member of the financial
committee of the University Y. w.
G. A.
Miss Ruth Albers of Wausau,
junior in the college of letters and
science of the University of Wiscon-
sin, recently entertained her mother,
Mrs. w. w. Albers, and her sister, Miss
Frances Albers, at the Alpha ri
Delta sorority house.
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conkllnq and Peyton.

Henry h peyton was for long time
executive clerk of the United States
senate. when that body was Demo
cratic. One day In executive session
Senator Conkling was making a speech.
PeytOn thought he had an opportunity
for correcting one of the statements
made by the senator. He ventured TO
interrupt Mr. Conkling. much to the
latter's establishment Conkling listen
ed to what Peyton had to say. and
when the executive clerk had finished,
simply said: IF the gentleman from
Virginia has concluded the senator
from New York viii proceed "-Argo-
naut.
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,elinnnent Drainage Tax
Demolished His Idols.

Though not very strict Hindus, the
Gurkhas are very supersttous. 1t Is
on record that the beautiful wife of
certain rajah Of Nepaul contracted
smallpox. The rajah vowed tons of
milk and butter sweetmeats to the gods
IL they would cure her. She recovered.
but when she saw her Disagreement
she killed herself. The rajah fell into
a passion. and had all his gods set up
in row outside his walls. Opposite
them he ranged his artillery. Having
abused the gods and reminded them
of all the milk and sweets he had
given them. he ordered the guns to
open fire. Some Of the senior officers,
Mortified at the sacrilege, rushed
shrieIxing away, but after few gun
ners had been cut down the guns open
ed fire and the gods were blown to
bits.-London. Graphic.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-05-04

w. r. Boorman returned from
Madison last Thursday evening. He
was visiting friends there. He also
stopped at Grand Rapids where he
visited his parents. MIR. Boorman
reports that he saw e. w. Brandon
berg who is planning on being at the
Waupaca Y M. G. A. camp this sum-
mer. Frank Mumm will also be
there.
Tennis tournaments are being
planned to take place during the next
several weeks. Among the younger
members of the Y since the begin
ming of spring the gymnasium has
lost its charm and at present base
ball and tennis are being actively
taken up. 4 large number of junior
and intermediate Y members have
signed up to enter the tournament
and there are sure to be lot of in
teresting series.
The Y. M. G. A. summer camp at
Waupaca Lakes, called Onaway camp,
will be held during the last two
weeks of August this year instead of
the first two weeks of July as has
been the custom other years. A
group of from ten to twenty boys
have generally gone to camp from
this city and they have always re-
ported a great time with plenty OF
sport. 1t is expected that some 30
to 40 boys will go this year, especial
ly as the camp in August would not
interfere with those who desire to
work during the summer. A meet
ing of the Boys WorR committee will
be held and plans will be arranged to
work upithe enthusiasm of the boys.
A group of juniors took exams in
bible study work week and half
ago. Their papers have just been
forwarded to the New York head
quarters to be marked and returned.
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its Only Meanino.

Uncle Roger had been poly for some
time and had tried with alacrity every
sort OF patent medicine he could Sc
cure.
An old acquaintsrse hailed him with:
Hello, uncle! Row are you-all now
adaysy
How Is I? Wy. bawss. TO mos'ly
sir munts a meals vittles amt mean
muffin { me. 'seusin' somepin tub take
medicine atter"-Judge.
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). j. MlIIer'S addition
Lot 3, blk /

Part of swi mel, des in vol 50, p.
10, lot %, blk Z.
Part of lot 3, sec 1921, 60 fit on
Arthur street and des in vol 14S, p.
260.
Part of lot 3, sec 1921, 10 fit
on Arthur street, des in vol 81, p.
573, on contract.
Part of SET of set, sec 1921, 60
# by 240 #, des in vol 81, p. III.
Part of lot 3, sec 1921, des in
vol l57. ID. 444.
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MEETING OF THE
ASSESSORS.
Animal Event Held on Wednesday
With a Full Attendance of the
Assessors Of the County.

Last Wednesday the annual meet
ing of the assessors of Marathon
county was held at the court house
and matters of Importance was dis
cussed. Aug. f. Rapraeger, assessor
of incomes of this county, presided
and addressed the meeting explain
ing the state laws with reference to
assessing and he answered many ques.
lions and gave those present much
useful information. The meeting
was also addressed by Thomas e.
Lyons of Madison, of the state tax
commission, was present and addressed
the meeting. The following are the
assessors of the county:
Abbotsford, Vil.-R. Ii. Treat.
Athens, Vii.-Frank Hubing.
Bergen-Fred JAM.
Berlin--Ferd Giese.
Bern-Dan Cameron.
Brighton-Ferd w. Schwantes.
Cassel-Anton Wadzinski.
Cleveland-Wm n. Bean.
Colby, East ward-Joe Frame.
Day-John A. Folz.
Easton-Fred Burgoyne.
Eau Pleine-Ernst Frederick.
Edgar-Peter Pestine.
Elderon-H Henry Baken.
Emmet-W VIM. Kennedy.
Fenwood, Vil.-John veteran.
Flieth-Geo. Erickson.
Frankfort-Paul Syring.
Franzen-John Lepinski.
Green Valley-ChaS. j. Daul.
Halsey-J ulius Habeck.
Harrison-A. Draeger.
Hatley, Vil.-August Dale, Jr.
Reinhold Stein.
Holton-Herman Denim.
Hull-N. S. Parkhill
Johnson Fred Langbecker.
Knowlton-L. Mouldenhaur.
Kronenwetter-W VIM. Schneider.
Maine-Fred Zahn.
Northumberland Brennel
Marathon, Vn.-W. A. Darling.
McMillan-Fred Hupe.
Mosinee-Joe Beste.
Mosinee, Vil.-Adolph Knoedler.
Norrie-John Konkol.
Pike Lake-Joseph Dombek.
Plover-W. w. Thayer.
Rib Falls-Emil Dern.
Rietbrock-John NJ Myschka.
Ringle- Eber Johnson.
Schotield, Vil.-Aug. Goetzke.
Spencer K. +. Schulz.
Spencer, Vil.-W. f. Blaisdell
Stettin-Gust H. Tank.
Stratford, Vil.-Christ Franzen.
Texas Kennedy.
Unity, Vic. o. Graham.
Wausau-Fred Paulus.
Wien-Herm. Borchardt.
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UnIy1assusr.

William II. Gould, Pastor.
Morning service. 1870 a. m.
sunday school at y.
Young Peoples UuiOn. $50 D. 10.
blowing study Class Thursssg evening =
Z 80 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Geo. p. Meyer.
Mrs. Meyer viii be assisted b hrs. Crandall-
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A SPLENDID MEDICINE

Barker's Remedy for coughs, ccsds,
catarrh or rheumatism is medicine
IL taken in time will cure and prevent
coughs, colds, catarrh AID sore throat
1t will relieve and cue that hacking
and coughing which often arises from
irritation Of the throat. For sale by
VIM. A. Taege, druggist.
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METHODIST,

Rev Richard Evans, Pastor, Bog Franklin ST.
Services at lO:45 a. m. Sunday.
Sunday School . 80 a. m.
Services at 1880 Sunday evening.
sunday school IN the West Side Chapel.
Fifth Ave. south, at 300 D. m.
Service in the West Side Chapel al 80 D. M
Epworth League. Sunday at $50 D. m.
Tie Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
meets Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs r. II. Barden. Sturgeon Eddy road. En-
tertainers Mesdames Barden. Crawford and
H. G. Berger. Leader. Mrs. Evans. VIII
members please bring their annual dues. And
will those that have pledged TO the Thank
Offering bring this also.
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Her Dilemma.

PolIy-MoIly seems TO realize very
fully the seriousness OF getting mar
ried. DoIly-Yes. the poor girl is just
about worried TO death There are
sixteen girls who want TO be her
bridesmaids. and she can't decide which
eight she can best afford TO make enc
mics of.-Puck-
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Tax Sale Notice

Office of County Treasurer. Marathon County,
Wausau. Wisconsin. April 20 1915
NOTICE is hereby given that tie taxes and
drainage delinquent taxes for the year
1914. on the following described lands which
nave been returned as delinquent to this offict
as provided by law. remain unpaid. and that
each tract or parcel of land or so much thereof
as may be necessary therefor. will. on the
third Tuesday OF May next, May Is A. D.
1915. and the next succeeding days. be sold by
me at public auction. at my Office in the city
OF Wansau, in said county. for the payment Of
the taxes. interest and charges thereon.
Ii. j. ABRAHAM
County Treasurer Marathon County. Wis
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Pleasant View Park addition

A strip of land, l fl wide, begin
ming on the range line 1Il It OF
Sc cor of sec 1921, thence n on
the W side of said line to the Sth
post.
A strip fit wide W on the side
of the Sth line 675 SS-l62 # to the
center of 10th street. A strip COM
mencing at 10th street, | fl wide,
extending along the n side of
Summer street, 1876 #.
Also a strip of land com. on the
side of the Town Line Road 1870
TT W of the sc cor of sec Sc, thence
n between the property owned by
Christ L.und and Belle Lille to the
cor of said Lille land. Also a strip
| fl wide on the n side of said land
sold to Christ Lund.
Elizabeth Singles addition
lot II, blk l
/ A. Warren Jr's south addition
lot 10, blk
Romboid's addition
lot /, blk lot ,, blk
lot /, blk 6
c. A. Singles addition
lot ii
Stewart, Manson 4 Hinton's add'F
lot 4, blk !
G. F. Bells addition
lot Is, blk lot IL, blk
Second ward
Original plat
50 # of Ell of lot l, blk II
Stewart, Manson & Hinton's add I
lot Z, blk 3 lot IL, blk
Stewart, Manson & Parcher's add
" - # of lot =, blk 10
e} of lot 5. blk Is
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CHURCH ITEMS.
BAPTIST.

Sunday School at 9 80 a. m.
Morning Worship at l0:45 o'clock.
Junior Society at 1905 O. m.
BY u $3.50 y. m.
Prayer Service. Thursdays at Z 30 D. m.
The Missionary Society will be entertained
in the church parlors by officers of tie society
"Wednesday afternoon.
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CITY OF WAUSAU
First ward

Part of nwi ne4, DIES in vol 108,
p 100.
Elizabeth Singles I'd addition
e9 WI of lots l and 2, blk 3, less
part sold and des in vol 135, p. Y.
Part of e2 of cd of WI of lots l and
2, blk 3, so fit on Sturgeon Eddy
road, DIES in vol 1876, p. 70.
Part of lots l and 2, blk 3, So 40
fit on Sturgeon Eddy road by 124 #
deep, des in vol 164, p. 212.
S. ]. Miller's addition
~ lNlly
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Preaching I0:I5 q n. and 30 .. n. sunday
sunday school at 500 a. N.
EpTorth league. sunday Al 90 .. n ans
Friday % D. n.
Junior League on Saturday at Els a n.
Prayer meeting ia church Al 10 .. N
Wednesdays.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-05-04

G. r. Ogden. General Secretary.
Building opsu every week dag. $50 4. m. 70
1000 y. m
Sundays. goo TO $50 D. N.
Gospel meeting for men. AZ 2 n sunday
Special singing.
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A. Warren Jr's End addition

A. Warren Jr's End addition
lot Z and s, blk 6
Dunbar & Parcher's east addition
lot II, blk 2
M. ]. Fdrnham's addition
lot 2, blk 5
90 it on E Washington ST. by 120
#, des in vol 153, page SO.
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pRLsRYTCRIAN.

Preaching at IO:30 a. m. and 1880 .. m. Sum
day
Sunday School at ~ m.
YPSC meeting at 6:45 d. m.
Intermediate Z G meeting at 6:45 d. m.
Junior Y G meeting at 800 y. m.
Sunday school at west side chapel every Sun
day at 3 100 O'Clock.
Sunday school at the Hull Memorial Chapel
every Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening az 30.
A cordial invitation Is extended 70 all serv-
ices and privileges
The Ladies' A!d society meets In the church
parlors on wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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81. sorn.s cnuaea.

(EpiscopaL)
Mcclellan and Fourth streets.
Rev. John Lloyd, Rector.
Morning Prayer and sermon. lO:50.
EvensOng gnd Sermon. 80.
Sunday school. IL m.
St Martha's Guild will meet Wednesday
afternoon at the Guild hall. and viii be enter
tanned by Mrs. Thomas Ryan and Mrs. Oko-
ueski.
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r,ns1 osunes OF csrls1, selrnrlsr

Cor. st. Paul and Mcclellan Streets.
Service, Sunday 10:45. Subject, Adam and
Fallen Man"
Regular Sunday School at $3.50 a. m.
Wednesday evening, testimonial meeting.
7:45.
Reading Room in Sell Bldg. 81 Jefferson
street. open daily from a. m. 20 5 .. M,
except Sundays and legal holidays
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81. gAsUs' csTeoLic cHUscE.
- l-.shcr l Hrauusn Pastor Sff 2arons

Rev. Father ]. J. Brennan, Pastor, OF sel7on'
street.
Corner Of second and Grant streets.
Low mass az a. m. high mass al ~ q. N.
sunday school al 30 y. n
Week days. lOw mass at q. N. every day.
g.Itany, sermon and benedictiOn AZ 20 D. a
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Dunbar & Browns addition to Park
addition
lot II, blk 10
H. H. Manson's addition

E 10 fit of lot 6 and ali of lot Z,
blk 5.
lot 8, blk 5
13, "5
H. H, Manson's Acre Lots
lot 2, blk 1
Part in city lot 16, blk 2
lot II, blk 2
IS, 50
Part of Sc ne, Sec. 25-29-7, being
all of said 40 lying north of parts
plated by H. H. Manson, less 2
acres sold to A. Zietlow, less 4 acres
sold to w. B. Scholfield, des in vol
", p. 440, and 529 2 62-100 acres
sold to H. Y. Manson. des in vol 104,
p. 109, and II acres sold to P. Hahn
heiser and des in vol 140, p. 400,
! acre sold to Gottlieb Zietlow and
des in vel 1874, p. 593.
Sixth ward
Mary Poor's addition
lot Is, blk 5
Undivided ] of lots 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8,
blk Z, less r r right of way.
Lots 10 and 16, blk z, less right OF
NOV VIZ of Pp +rarly
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The regular meeting will lie on the last FRI
day OF each month. a. O'Clock ~ IN
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A. E. Marau ardt's Addltlon

A piece or parcel of land in the SCI of the
sw, Sec. 26-29-7, more particularly described
as follows to-wit: Beginning at point 30 It
north of the SW corner OF said 40 and running
thence north along the west line of said 40
1860 1t about, thence east Ia IT. thence south
ely 1860 It about to a point 80 II east of point
of beginning, thence west 80 II TO place of be-
ginning. DIES in vol 81, D. 52S.
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lot 3, blk 3
Lott g. Bopf's I'd addition
lot 10, DIX lot II, blk l
A. A. Books Lake Park addition

| Part of NV sw, Sec. 1921, com
mencing at the west boundary line
of 18th Ave. S. and on the north
boundary line of Thomas street,
and thence running west 313 $40 #
to tie west boundary line of Sec.
30 297, thence north III fit, thence
east parallel to south boundary line
! 313 $40 fit, thence south to place of
beginning and des in vol 158, p. 270.
J. II. Koehler's addition
lot 6, blk 2
Emma Williams addition
lot Z, blk 5
Eighth ward
That part of lot 4, Sec. 24-29-7,
des in Reg. of Deeds Office, vol IA,
p. 1853.
That part of the mel sci des in
Reg. of Deeds Office, vol 81, p. 6O3,
Sec. 24-29-7.
That part of the set SET, Sec. "a
29-7, des in reg of deeds Office, vol
81, page SOB.
Part of the mel sci, sec 24-29-7,
beginning at point 239 fit s of the
NV cor of the net of the sci, sec "a
1871, and 30 fit of the n and / line,
this point to be the NV corner of
the following described tract of
land running parallel with the /
sec line 40 TT, thence running S
parallel with the line I05 25-100 #,
thence running " parallel with the
line 410 TT, thence parallel with
the line 105 25100 fit to the NV
cor and des in vol 143, page 634
Eighth Ward
Kiefer, Miller & Ringles addition
lot S. blk2 lot 3. blk "A
John Ringle addition, subdivision of blk C, X.
NJ. & RingIe End addition
lot 6, blk3
Dunbar & Brown River View addition
lot l. blk2 lot 6, bike lott blk
" 81 IT of lots and 2, blk
Brown. Gilbert & Winton's Maple Hill addn
lot /. blk 3 lot IL, blk 10
Brown. Gilbert & Winton's Forest Park add'n
| lot 4, blk7 lot /, blk
Brown & Gilbert's add'n 10 Forest Park add'n
lot blk lot blk lot blk
! II II : Is IS J i
NlnD0 WdFU
Part of lot 4, sec 26-29-7, com at the Sc cor of
Clinton street and First avenue running 90
IT on Clinton street by 100 II on First avenue,
des. in vol 81, page 1871.
stewards addition
lot |, blk lot 5, blk 10
A. Warren Jr's west addition
| lot 9, blk lot g. blk 2 lot Z, blk s
Mary Poor's addition
lot 4. blk2
c. f. Dunbar's addition
lot 10, blk
A. f. Marquardt's Addition
A piece or parcel of land in the Sc, of the
sw. Sec. 26-29-7 more particularly described
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Columbian addition

Columbian addition
lot u, blk l iiott22, blk 2 lot 4, blk 2
Part of lot 8, sec 1921, com at
intersection of e line of right of way
and 5 line, lot 3, and running $40
fit to starting point. running thence
n 209 fit and lying between right OF
way and Wisconsin river, and des in
vol 112, pg All.
set net nw4, sec 1921
Part of the sc ne sec 1927, com
at a point 10 # e of the sw cor and
325 # of the SET. This is the
starting point. Thence running e
to the bank of the creek running
through said land, thence north
westerly along the bank of the
creek to the line of the bridge
crossing said creek, thence on the
e line of the highway running
| through said land, thence along the
e liue of said highway to place of be-
ginning, des in vol l3S, page l32.
mel nwl NV, sec 24-29-1
el sci nw4 NV, sec 24-29-7
| Beginning on the NV cor of govt
lot 5, sec "a -29-7, and running 400
$40 fl on the W line of said lot 3,
thence e 80 # to the place of be
giRning, thence running 60 TT,
thence l20 #, thence so #,
thence 40 # to place of begin
| ming, known as lot s, blk 10, OF
| Croker and Thayer's unrecorded
addition, des in vol 137, page 407.
Seventh ward
| Stewart & AlexaDs,er's Ind addition
| lot Z, blk . lot s, blk
A. Warren Jr's west addition
block II
nwi nwi and n 50 fl of sw | nwi
| sec 1927.
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Grove Hill addition
Third ward
Original plat

| Third ward
Original plat
Lots and 6, blk Z, 40 fit of lot
s, blk 8, s So # of lots l and 2,
blk %.
Part of lots | and 2, blk 26, 20 #.
on Fourth street, des in vol 100, p.
452.
Stewart, Manson & Hinton's Add.
eH of lot 10, blk
Stewart, Manson & Parcher's Add.
Lot II, blk II
{" Is, Is
A. Warren, Jr.. I'd addition
N 40 fit of lot 3, blk
Wa of lot 8, blk 4, and e 6 # and
6 inches of lot 5, blk 4, of Stewart,
Manson & Parcher's I'd addition and
des in vol 80, p. 464.
A. Warren, Jr., East addition
Lots l and 2, blk 2, 8 SO fit of lots
8, 9 and 10, blk 2.
Lot II, blk 2
Z" II, 2
(" ID, east of Gray's place
&C 3, blk A
Fourth ward
McIndoe & Shutters addition
E 40 fit of lot 2, blk 3
Lot 4, blk 4
" and 2, blk 5
g 5 and 6, 9"
Part of lots Z and 8, blk z, SO #
on Second street, des in vol al, p.
GA
Part of lots Z and 8, blk Z, 81 fit
on Second street, des in vol 100, p.
III, less part sold and included in
land des in vol l27, p. IL.
Stewart, Manson & Hinton's Add.
East 48 # of lot Z, blk 6
Fifth ward
Lot 3, blk E, except part of right
of way.
A. Warren, Jr., 1st addition
Lot Is, blk 2
A. Warren, Jr, I'd addition
Lot 7, blk IL
2, Is
A. Warren, Jr., Sd addition
N 80 fit of lot 9, blk 4
N 80 fit of lot 10, blk 4
Lot II, blk
" .13, "
9, A." 16
That part of the NV Sc, sec 1929
z, des in vol 164, p. 100.
Trevitt's addition
That part of the NV sc, sec 1929
Z, lot l, blk l, des in vol 118, p. 337.
Dunbar & Browns Park addition
lot blk lot blk
9 10 4
13 5
Dunbar & Browns addition to Park
addition
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Sixth ward

Mary Poor's End addition
lot 16, blk 6
Eva p. Quaw's 1st addition
lot 8, blk 2
Eva p. Quaw's End addition
lot 2, blk 2
Eva p. Quaw's Bird addition
lot 3, blk l
Eva p. Quaw's 4th addition
lot Z, blk
Dunbar's addition
lot 2. blk s 'lot 6, blk 3
lot Z, blk 8 lot 2, blk IA
9 10 81 of LOT hlk IL
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Holton
TOO Il .


Api~of
described a.
follows Com
nlencing at i
point 80 feet
east of the >w
cor. OF the nj
OF the sw OF
sec. 3l~2-s.
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Kickbuscb addition

J. P. Werle End addition
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-20

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The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-20
A BAD CASE
 AND ITS RELIEF
Lady Tells Details of Ten Years of Suffering Which Now Lies
 Behind Her

Wallace Va Mrs Mary Vest of this town ~als About ten ,ears ago had very poor health. and for five years jt steadily got worse l could not stand on my feet got so l could only drag about in the room Most of tha time l was not able To uo my work
 had terrible bearing down pans. my back acucd an tae time and was very weak could scarcely carry anything and suffered agony when | lifted auytbng The muscles in my abdomen were SO weak could scarcely ift myself mp stra-at. and thought would surely eroV crook ed ] had difficulty in walking it was SD painful suffered .n hips and back and could hardly raise ID at a.l A times. ] couidut sit on the chair wou.d have 10 le down was in such agony. just sat around and cried
 At this time about five years ago, ] began Co take CardW. at my moth CTS iu~jstence Alter two or three weeks use ] saw an improvement The pains go. less gradually mu they disappeared In two months could walk without pain and could do most or my work For about three years my improvement was steady and continued unt l had back m health and strength
 The cure has been permanent tor| ] have been in good health for tAeI past two years due 10 my naung| taken tarda oHich eftecel theI cure"
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