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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Look at Child's
Tongue if Sick,
Cross, Feverish
Hurry, Mother! Remove pois-
ons from little stomach,
liver, bowels.
Give California Syrup Of
Figs" at once If bilious
or constipated.


Look at the tongue. mother! II coated
81 is a sure sign that your little ones
stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle
thorough cleansing at once.
When peevish. cross. listless, pale,
doesn't sleep. doesn't eat or act natu-
rally. or IL feverish. stomach sour.
breath bad; has istomach-aohe. sore
throat. diarrhoea, fun Of cold. give a tea
spoonful OF california syrup OF Figs. {"
and in few hours All the foul. eonsti-
pated waste. undigested food and sour
bile gently moves out OF Its little bowels
without gripping. and you have a well,
playful child again.
You needn't coax sick children TO take
this harmless fruit laxative:' they love
Its delicious taste. and II always makes
them feel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a 6O-oent bottle
OF California Syrup OF Figs. which
has directions for babies children OF ali
ages and for grOwn-ups plainly on the
bottle, beware OF copnterfeits sold here
To be sure you get the genuine. ask q
see that It is made by california ria
Syrup Company" Refuse any Other
kind with mpt-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
WORKS GOOD GRAFT
IN HOUSE NUMBERS
Man Sells Metal Numerals 10 Resi-
dents Of South Side at Exor-
bitant Prices.
CARRIES CITY CREDENTIALS


The methods OF a man furnishing
new house numbers and selling metal
numerals for the same to south Side
residents have been questioned by d
citizen who made inquiry at the city
engineers office. The complainant
reported that his wife paid so cents
for four numerals which he could
duplicate at an Omaha retail store for
1 5 cents per numeral.
He stated that the man who called
on his wife led her TO believe he was
an accredited representative of the
city, although he may not have said
so in exact words.
Recently the city council changed the
numbers OF holses on aoGth Side streets
running north and south 20 that these
numbers would run consecutlvely from
Dodge street to the extreme south limits.
thus necessitsting many changes in
house numbers.
Tine man who Is calling at South Side
houses carrying slirs bearing serial mum
bers ana issued BY the city engineering
Bruce. city engineer by II. s. Burns"
! the former signature being impressed by
rubber stamp. The sip is a sertifioate
OF the new number for the lot designated
! by description.
City Engineer Bruce contends he had
no knowledge OF the Issuance OF these
slips with HE signsturo and knows moth
ing OF the operations of this man.
| In the absence OF Commissioner Jar
dine, who Is III. Assistant City Engineer
Townsend made this statement: This
man Is not employed by the city, but W.
gave him these slips with the new mum.
bers the understanding being he would
| distribute the numbers and thus save ui
that work or save householders ths
trouble OF calling here for their new mum
bers. We understand he would try tC
make sales OF metal numerals. but Their,
was no understanding ss to what h'
could charge He could charge 81 a mum
Der IL he wanted to. Commissioner Jar.
dine authorized this department to Civ,
him the slips with the numbers The
man is not in our employ in any manner.
At the time the man called on Commits
sioner Jardine to inquire II there woulC
DO any objection to his plan. the com
missioner said: You can. sell them th'
blue sky II you wish"
The work OF furnishing the new mum
bers to South Side houses rightfully be
longs In the city engineering department
Engineer Bruce expressed surprise wher
told that this man was distributing thes,
slips bearing his signature.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Brandeis Theater Parties.

A large audience Is expected at the
Brandeis theater this evening to see
ION Trail" Those entertaining will be
Reed Peters. N. Manten. s. /. Degan
w. A. Redick. w. n. Murray. box party
w. n. oyermeyer. J. A. cRvers. o. G
Redick. William. Clark. Il. s. westbrook
Charles Nets and Mrs. Melhope Of coun'
ell Bluffs. Edward Lynch. bex.
Among others who will attend are; A
II. Warren. Or. Pollard. Hal Brady. II
J. Mccarthy. ]. A. KinsIer. Henry Rosen
thai. Lester Heyn. w II. WiiinEky. Mrs
NJ. Levy, Samuel Burns, Harry Turkey
w. T. Burns. Charles. Metz. jr; Arthur
Metx. Or. MeMuilen. Mrs. A. NJ. Pinto
y. s. shelby. @. s. Adler. Frank Haniii
ton. Charles II. Rlseman. J. V. kinsler
r. G. Phelps. @. r. Howell and w. A
Afauer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14

ton inspectors. even ~ they passed The
examinations with rs nigh percentages
as the men.
Whereupon Mrs. cole sent In her ep-
piication Tor membership 20 two suffra GO
organizations. the Equal franchise and
the Political Equality leagues.
When Mrs Cole mentioned this fact az
the recent state federation meeting the
clubwomeu applauded vsciferously. al
Today Mrs. Cole Is rejoicing over
telegram received from Joseph J. O'Reilly,
president Of the Civil Service Forum. nov
holding a convention m New York city.
that the convention had endorsed sut-
frage.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14

feather in their cap n they couid secure
Mrs. Cole wasn't an out and out anti.
but she didn't join the suffrage society
anyway.
Came Richard Henry Dana, head Of the
national civil service reform organiza-
ton. and he said. Mrs. Cole, think
you could do far better work II you were
a suffragist." but Mrs Cole was un-
convinced.
While pursuing her in 'estigations alone
civil service lines Mrs. Cole learned that
women were being Disseminated against
for appointments 10 various government
tai positions. as. for instance. iInmisrs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
GIVES UP HER LARGER
SHARE OF AN ESTATE

Mrs Maggie Ahrendsen OF Miilard, VINO
inherited $4,000 house and lot by the Will
Of her deceased mother. Mrs. Margaretta
Andersen. in addition 10 an equal share
in the remainder OF the $1,000 estate,
with her brothers. William and Theodore.
o. sister. Mrs. Anna Wheeler, has
agreed by stipulation filed In county
court that the will shall be set aside.
According to agreement Mrs. Ahrend-
sen will receive no larger share OF the
estate than the other members OF the
family
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Mrs. Gele Gees To-
SuffragiSts After
Long Consideration

Local suffragists are rejoicing over the
conversion" Of Mrs. +. n. Cole. omaha .
prominent club woman. Mrs. Cole Il
also general chairman Of the civil service
reform committee Of the General Fedora
ton Of women's clubs and the SUI
fragists considered It would be quite a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Don { Use Curing Iron!
Here's a Befrer Method

BY No means use 4 heated iron. IL
Eivlne most unlkcInpt appear anco. After
brushing the hair thoroughly, just cap
: clean tooth brush IN q saucer Of pieiL
liquid ailmerine and run IL through the
parts 81 the hair 20 be curled. DO this At
todflme and you Will be quite surprised
Ehen sou behold yourself IN the mirror
next norning The hair Will be beau
truly Navy and curling and the Effect
nlIl appear altogether natural
You will have no trouble doing no
Fo'lr fresees IA the style you desire and
they viii look ami feel fluffy and COM
Portable. You need not hesitate 10 uas
pure liquid silmcrine, which you can
Urorfre an rny rrugeiefs, 81 IL T. pfr-
fecflK harmless ard viii leave no ereasy,
rIrnrf o. etreaFy trace. A few Olnces
~. iasf fof monihs.--A advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14

Announcement Is made OF tbs mar
rage In Chicago o. Miss Catherine Mae
soIon and Alr. Patrick james Hall on
tuesday. October y. The bride IL the
laughter Of the late Frank W. solon. for
many years a resident Of Omaha.
Invitations have been received TO tbs
wedding OF Mas Katherine McClanahan
daughter q Dr. and Mrs. II n. Ale.
CANADIAN. ana Dr. Joseph II. Atkinson
which viii Be eaiehrated az the home Of
the brides parents Wednesday, Novem
Der q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
For Miss Miller.

Miss Olga storz gave a luncheon today
IN honor Of her guest. Miss Christine
Miller. who rs to give a concert ut the
FontenelIe this evening. The decorations
consisted OF a large blue basket OF Mrs
Ward roses, with place cards 70 match
Covers were placed for:
Misses Misses
Christine Miller Nina Stedinger,
Corrlnne Pauison. olga Storz.
Mr. aud Mrs. q. Storx.
Mr.. Ferdinand Stedinger.
Miss Louise Storz will give an informal
dinner at her home this evening for Miss
Christine Miller.
Miss Olga storz win entertain at supper
at the Fontenclle after the concert this
evening In honor OF Miss Miller.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
THIEF STEALS ARM0R
FROM MEDlAEvAL KNIGHT

A knight in full armor was one OF the
decorations at the entrance OF the Bur
gess-Nash store during the Ak-sSar- Ben
festivities. Tuesday night tho armor
was removed from the knight. Whether
the arrnor will become a part OF col.
lection OF almost-valuable antiques OF
become scrap-metal IL pnzzIing the police
department.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Lunoheon for Mics MopowelI.

The largest luncheon OF today was
given at the Commercial club by the
directors OF the Social Settlement ASSOC
citation for Miss Mary Il. Mcdowell. head
Of the University of Chicago settlement,
who gave a talk following the affair. The
speaker was introduced by Mr.. William
D. Baxter. Mira. Edgar Scott was in
charge Of the affair. Reservations were
raade nv the following.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
GRADUATE. NURSES TO
MEET HERE NEXT WEEK

The Nebraska state Association OF
Graduate Nurses will hold it's annual
meeting In Omaha at the Young Mems
Christian association Tuesday and
Wednesday OF next week. Miss Minerva
Ryley vice president will preside at this
meeting In place of the president, Miss
CARR Louer, who has had a death In her
family.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
In and Out of the Bee Hive.

Miss Elizabeth Congdon left yesterday
morning for a visit in Chicago.
Mr.. snd Mrs. James \, May. who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
Fraser. left last evening for their home
In Chicago.
Mrs. w. A. Fraser expects to so to
Texas next week for n short visit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Personal Mention.

Mrs. J. w. Skoglund has returned
from a two weeks visit with her parents
at Madison, Wis.
Mrs. George Tate OF Springfield. Mass,
and Mrs. Isabel Fulton OF Hartford.
Conn. are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Murphy for few days. en- route
from the Pacific coast.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
TO FILE COMPLAINT FOR
BREAKING 8 O'CLOCK LAW

City Prosecutor MCGUIRE Is preparing a
complaint which he viii file against
Graham and Ford, saloon keepers at 1908
Farnam street charging that week ago
this evening liquors were sold at the ad-
dress mentioned after s o'clock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Theater Party.

Mr.. Alton Strong entertained at a box
party at the Brandeis tneater last even
ing. when his guests were Mesdames A.
Lang and La Mare; and Messrs Ray
mond Manning and Stanley Dillon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
La Sale Club Dance.

The La Sale club gave it's first dane
ing party OF the season at Chambers
academy Monday evening. The patron
esses were: Mrs. D. Cullen. Mrs J. c.
Hartnett. sr.. and Mrs. F. j. Cullen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
For Bride.Elect.

Niles Belah Frazier entertained n num-
Der of friends at her home this afternoon
In honor OF MISC Edith Norris, whose
marriage TO Mr.. George W. Pratt will
be celebrated next Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Pleasures Past.

About thlrty-five couples attended the
Prairie Park clubs dancing party satur-
day evening. a special number on the
program. the brighten the Corner" one
step. created great deal OF enthusiasm.
receiving several encores.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Parish Aid Society.

The Parish Aid society or Trinity
cathedral held its weekly meeting today
at the desnery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Rajah Club Dance.

The Rajah club will give the first OF
the seasons dancing parties this evening
at Turpln's academy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
For Dean and Mrs. Refer.

Dr. and Mrs @. Alexander Poung ana
DIT and Mrs. A. d Dunn win give
reception at the home Of the Dunn's on
Thursday evening. complimentary TO DIR.
and Mrs. Robert Retzef. who have come
10 Omaha from Chicago 10 reside. DIR.
Retser IL the new dean OF the medical
department OF Creighton university. AS
slsting the hostesses viii be;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14
Society
wednesday, October 10, 1915.
By MELLIFICIA.


1 sentimental as that OF romantic young miss.
- I him 3 There
he all House. one
little
politics. WASHINGTON" another plying
tatting
he
Marie and gets married quick"
president will
But e majestel
disappointed" they
claimed. Indignantly.
Mrs Cats gazing a
the
and Hey All the world loves lover
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14

SIR IAN HAMILTON,
commander of the British
forces at the Dardanelles,
has arrived in Salonild to
inspect the arrangements
for the landing Of troops
in case of hostilities with
Bulgaria.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-14

Miss Eugene Patterson arranged for
"A party OF younger folks 20 have lunch
con together and hear the lecture. In
The sun., 1915-11-01
MORTGAGES,
MOR1IsNGEE.
with nams and address of lender and
lenders attorney
nau N NUN

with nam. and ,dJres. n, ,.na.r an,
lenders st,orney, ''"''' anu
n.u,,.v,
LEWIS ST. " :. T3s n eth 81. o1,ss .
Dora Herman TO Edwin A Archer os1
Park place, BROOKLYN, Oct 90 du. as
Per nohn, s'Ss' hurry put'.n W
NmH,iuen LAM ;a,h '.ev,s,, sls;Uoo
n,n, ~ I.,wrers Nj, "a ihnr,. Up
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pes f"sscs e, al to Davis Levin. 81.
u is'tn -, oct J.; due ar per notes,
attSs "oldfruN q W. 800 bWay 'f3'Soo
West Side.
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e'rm IA 81 ~ " :, i,s'e eth aw Icy
SO Broadwsy oct IS, due Nov /. 1915,
5p c; atty T q Co. i76 bway $4,000
CptOwn.
Manhattan Island north Of ,loth ST,
'"a"n'''"" 'S'a"' ""I'" '' INV" -
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borough Of Th" Bronx
The sun., 1915-11-01
BUSINESS BETTER
ALL OVER COUNTRY
National City Bank Sounds
Warming Note Against
Undue Optimism.
WAR TRADE PRECARlOUS

The National City Bank In its Novem.
ber circular points out in detail the
improved business conditions through.
out the entire country. Trade and in
dustry all over the United States are
broadening and speeding up and sec.
tions of the country where a year ago
business was prostrate are now thriv-
Ing. The circular points out ho" ever.
that the war business is an unsettling
factor, as 1t is apt to come TO a speedy
end once hostilitics have ceased. On
this subject the city Bank says:
The disquieting factor in this other
wise encouraging situation Is the large
volume Of business which directly or
indirectly is due to the war and which
IL liable TO come to an end at any time,
the sooner the better. The situation
cannot be regarded as squared for per-
manent prosperity while this is the
case. There is nothing under the sur
face or anywhere In the present situa-
ton to occasion alarm at this time.
but II certainly would not be prudent To
lose sight for one moment of the fact
that the state OF prosperity which We
are entering upon Is more Or less pre-
carious because based to an important
extent upon uncertain and unstable
foundations. There IL big swift river
to cross before this country can safely
rely upon having long period OF un-
interrupted prosperity before H."
referring to business conditions the
circular says:
The outstanding feature OF the busi-
ness situation In October has been the
fact that all trade has been unmis-
takably better. Every part of the coun-
try now sends good reports and the
contrast they make with the conditions
of year ago is calculated to inspire
the most profound sentiments OF relief.
satisfaction and gratitude.
The South. which year ago was
PROSTATE. with cotton selling at seven
cents pound or less. has regained its
, footing and Its courage. Although this
years cotton crop IL smaller by possi-
bly, more than 20 per cent. the total
value will be higher than last Years,
and 1t has been raised at a considerably
lower cost.
THE grain farmers are not faring
quite so we'll as last year, for prices are
lower. but the yields are so large that
they have little cause for complaint
The metal mining industry Of the
West. which was badly crippled a year
ago. is now in full swing.
THE iron and steel industry has ex-
! panded steadily and rapidly in the past
six months until the production of basic
| materials In now SURPRISING all records.
although some lines OF finished goods
| are not IN normal demand.
Current railway earnings and bank
! clearings are now comparing with tho
subnormal figures Of year ago. and
show heavy gains. for traffic and trade
II year ago were about as poor as
| could be"
The sun., 1915-11-01
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

s6TH ST, =. 1904 9Th av. IL ioXi 90 :
--Horteuse Tracy ag, Fireside Realty
co. lnc. rt Al tdowcrb, attys. Merchant
Olent a Merchant
--Hortense Tracy agt David Lydig ct
a. tdower): attys Merchant Olena a
Merchant
.2D sT, nc =. 2sI It n Park av. isxios 2
--Hortense Tracy agt Sarah Mills et
a. tdower; attys Merchant olena q
Merchant
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--Hortense Tracy agt Louis vogel ct al
tdowerl; s;tys Merchant. Olena a. Mer-
chant.
lOee-Horteu.e Tracy aet Benjamin b
F'iield ct al ,dower); attye, Merchant.
Oieua a Merchant
SGD 81. p @33 II u W Park ay. l6Nlo2. .
Hort"nsc Tracy aEt Henry Emfnet
81 Al tuower': attyr. Merchant, oiena
;TH Av, q >. sos II n s7th st, soxl4c--
Hortcnse Tracy agt Annie e Phipps
tdower. attys. Merchant olena 4 Mcr-
100. sHHor,ense Tracy ss; Augusta II
de Peyster et al 1dower); attys, Mcr-
chant, Olena a. Merchant.
SGD ST, T. 2+a n n W Park av. 1Sx
lo2.2-Hortense Tracy ast Water II
l.ebman ct al tdoweD: sttys, Merchant.
5eTH ST, al w-,Harry salvin agt Myles
Realty Co ct al Uorecl closure of ntg) /;
attys. Douglas, Armitage 4 McCann.
9TH st. SIC K SIS w--Annie A coulson
agt Albert T. Straker ct al fore"losure
Of mortgage,: atty, B Moore,
st. .ss. 1905 Sd av. etsxioo.6 <+th st,
-. eos Q I'D av. 2axl00.5. +5th st, sl9 to
3?3 r; a5th st, 3is g. $50 T.; ist av, W
corner >eth st, so.5xioO: 5sth st. :s6 r;
The sun., 1915-11-01
NATIONAL RAILWAYS ELECTS.
New York and Mexico CITY Direc.
tors Chosen.
Speciai CaJIe Despatch TO TIM SrS

MExICo CITY. oct. 3i.--The annual
meeting of stockholders of the National
Railways of Mexico to elect new diroc-
tors was held here yesterday. The chair
enan of the meeting Nyas Director n
cral Pani Of the Constitutionalist Ra!i-
ways OF Mexico. who is a director
Tho following were elected members
Of the Mexico city board: Acting For
cign MiEistcr Jesus Acuna. Carlos
Iasove del Castillo. Minister OF
Finance Luis Cabrera. three lawyers.
Jose Diego Fernandez, Aquiles Eloduy
and Fernando Gonzalez. Gabriel Man
cera. an engineer sub Secretary Of FL
nance Rafael Nieto, Alberto }. PAM. an
engineer Jose simon, manager Of the
Banco Narionai Mexicano. and Rafael
Tubaran Capmdny, eX-Mnistor Of the
Interior,
The following were elected members
OF the New York board: Juan y. ANA
dor an attorney; DR. Alfredo Catur-
ineli, william Edmund Curtis, Jerome
IIanaucr. Roberto v. Pesqueira, Walter
T.. Loosen, Charles H. Sabin. Richard
Schuster and Henry Wehrhane, Tho
following were elected commissuries
lose Il. caldeyon. an engineer, aad Cr-
bano Flores Miguel Castillos and Jose
V, Rurgos were elected substitute com
missaries.
rhS local board Of directors will meet
On November ~ TO elect officers.
The sun., 1915-11-01
RESERVATION INDIANS
FREE OF STATE LAWS
Federal Statutes Only Apply
to Red Men of Tribes, Wood
bury Decides.

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The sun., 1915-11-01
FRIEDMAN INSTITUTE CLOSED
Testimony shows II Paid Expenses
Only One Month.

That the Friedman Institute OF New
York. formed to exploit Dr. Frlcdmanns 3
turtle serum for the cure Of tubercu-
losis, has gone out of business became
known through the examination in sup
Elementary proceedings OF Moritz Els
ner. president Of the institute, who told
why the inst ,tute hasn't been able to
pay q Judgment for s6.3l3.
Eisner testified that the Friedman
Institute paid expenses during only one
month after II was incorporated. in May
1918. After that the revenue from
physicians and patients was less than
the operating expenses, lie said tho
institute WAS incorporated with 100000
Of stock, of which amount Sl49,500 was
turned over to be sold by the Standard
Distributing Company. which also had
the right to dispose Of the serum.
"rhe institute had been In business
only short time" said Eisner, "when
a law was passed prohibiting the use
OF the vaccine and 1t practically put
us out of business. During the first
month the institute was open we took
In $?.500 and In the next month about
$1,000, but after that the receipts were
nothins.s
The sun., 1915-11-01
BOMB IN OFFICIALS HOME.
No Trace Of Person Who Tried IL
XIII Building InsVcctOr.

No clue has been found TO the person
who early yesterday placed a stick OF
dynamite. with fuse burning, IN tho YES
Thule OF tho house Of Jacob Nrcclaud,
chief Inspector o: the Bronx borough
Building Bureau. at 2bl East .39'h
street.
Although the explosive Was sufficiently
powerful. Inspector owen Eagen said, -
blow up the three story frame building
and the five persons in II, II could not
have Exploded because the detonatus
cap was missing.
Mr., Vree,aud was positive that Nc
knew OF no one who would wish to harm
him. nor did other members OF the fam
iiy. Mr.. Nrecland's mother wife. son or
daughter-in-llw, have any !ucJ Wau
could have placed the bono.
The sun., 1915-11-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

WASHlNGToN PIT l-p aud l-s--t Gold-
berg " sons. Inc, ag. Washington Place
Realty co ct al. June 10, 1875 'hy
dep9rhl ;.'' 50 60"
" Browning et al, May - 1875 lH
u"H'i > 49, 'N
73D Sr, l.5 W--Flushovaive 20 agt Eau
" browning et al. May - 1917 ,..
bonu , '. -
7aD ST. A. W-Flushovalvc go art Edw "
Browning 81 A., May - lAi ',,
t..D ST, 50s and 30i W--Dtyc Lager tgt
May = Knowles - al. Dec 1874 s3'-. 80
BROADWAY. 1850 &" i6>4--Htrris n I'rt-
Iron Works agt Amos + Emo c' o.. ."'
,i, iyat M .,,..., 90
Amos + Emo ct al, oct -. ly!i-.ts.,. :.
BROADWAY. 1850. and I'm uv, ,lus
samuel Fischer agt Amos I En-" e.. =,
OCT 20, lslf ....... .... D.. s... ..s. 49,
BROADWAY. l6Si-C;nllo 4 Lrguidaga 1Et
Amos Emo ct al, oct -, 1874. SN2i. 80
BROADWAY, 1850 TO 1864. ana Ith dV,
SOS 10 S6-Michael Cerussi agt Amos =
Emo ct Al, oct IS, $500