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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

COMMANDING OulC6T Dy the Law ana
Order league, and no action taken.
saw nightly five places open and
selling (beer they call it sol at all
hours to all corners without a Ii
cense. know as a fact the present
captain of police has been notified as
long ago as last May that they were
so selling; that it was drawn to his
attention it had ben judicially de-
cided malt mead was a malt iqUir
and could not be sold without a Ii
cense by the municipal court attach
ed to his own station and that the
circuit, appellate, and supreme courts
all agreed with the municipal court
as to that being the law. And still
the sale of Malt Mead goes merTily
on. The city doesn't get the license.
Who do they pay for the privilege is
what would like to mOw?-Hattie
SattIer, 9104 Greenbay aW
FLIES AND MOSQUITOES.-Once
in a while I love to be surrounded by
the solitude of nature, if it is only
for moment. The other day I saw
a. clump of bushes, long grass and
clear ground off from Clark st. Twas
just enjoying the surroundings, ETC.,
when happened to glance at my feet
There lay a dead dog almost con-
sumed by millions of maggots, and
on the ground for ten feet square
were maggots. Near at hand was a
basketfUl OF chicken manure, also at
tackled by maggOts.
retTeated in confusion. Within
half block of this was an old-fash-
Toned baTnyard manure pile. We
need not wonder where flies come
from. In every part of the city are
just such breeding plces for flies and
mosquitoes.
It would not be bad stunt to send
out our boy scouts with printed cards
of skeleton and crOss-bOnes to nail
I'D wherever thew find these mil
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-08-21

the publication of the letter signed
"a SoUtherner." A man or woman
who will express himself or herself
in such a manner should be ostra-
cised from society and would be
were he or she known Nellie H.
Baldwin.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
BoRAX PREVENTS
FLY BREEDING

A small amount Of ordinary borax
sprinkled daily on manure, viii pre-
vent the breeding OF typhoid germs.
flies. It will also prevent Fly eggs
from hatching II applied to garbage.
refuse, priyy vaults and crevices IN
floors and cellars Dorax will not
kil ladult flies, nor prevent them
from laying eggs, but It win keep the
egg from Matching
AZ the Arlington farm 'ireinla
it was found that 062 OF a pound OF
borax Oittle more than half a pound)
would kill the maggots and prevent
the hatching of eggs IN eight bushels
of manure Three-quarters of a
pound OF calcined colemanite (crude
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07

Attorney George Short Is the son
Of Or. Willis @, short OF this city,
state drug inspector for tho state
health department lie is young
man Of many sterling qualities aad
bids fair TO become one OF tho most
promising young barristers OF south
eastern oklahoma The bride. it "a
stated. Is charming young lady. She
was formerly Miss Reed. OF Paris.
Tcsas. OF recent years. however. a
resident Of valiant. oklahoma
The bride and groom passed thru
the city FRIDAY cnroute TO visit ln
Muskogee and seQuoyah. before re-.
turning 20 ldabel 20 make that place
their future home.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07

a fan that blew thtsdnst from tho
wheat on, into tho niili yard wherus
u settled mo heap Now there ~
the president Of the hoard cndwy
no such attachment said tho presi
daut Of the hoard "The pipe thai
carries the dust deposits n into ths
scteyulngs and The bran that rosH
20 the feed sacks You may have ma.
ticod during harvest time whom tbs
roads are dusty that q wagon load Of
wheat win look like q load OF oats
by the time Il reaches the elevator
This dust that has settled In the grain
goes into the prodrV that g. later do
llvercd 20 the dalrynion a. fcod
"Mnl men have ioid me that 10 al.
tor the arrangement would ncccaai.
tatc expensive changes IN their mllls
This % not so and the board Of arri-
culture Of oklahoma T. going 20 lne
aist upon elimination Of dust and ss-
ccssivc vegetable fibre from the tood
that IA marketed IN this state. Sho
standards az fixed by tho board arr
such aa 10 make for bottor feed aa -
byproduot OF the mills and sthono
standards are 10 be maintained even
e prosecutions have 10 be increased .
Some OF the standards are a. fot
laWss
Wheat bran, minimum protein. tGl
per cent; minimum nitrogen. free as-
tract. so per cent; minimum tat
$50; minimum crude fiber. 10.
Wheat mixed feed. minimum pro-
tein, l6: minimum nitrogen free OK
tract, 90; minimum fat. 4; crude a.
her. $50
Standard wheat shorts: Minimum
protein. II; minimum nitrogen. So.
minimum fat, 3; maxlioum crudo a.
Der. 8.
Wheat white shorte: Minimum pro
teln, 1850; minimum nitrogen. free
extract, go; minimum fat. 3 maxi
mum crude fiber. 3.
Chop: Minimum. protein. o mini
mum nitrogen, 20; minimum fat. &;
maximum crude 'lN~-
Kafir and milo maize chop: MIMI
mum protein. 10; minimum nitrogen
72; minimum fat. 2.50; maximum
crude fiber 3.
Alfalfa meal; Minimum protein,
415; minimum nitrogen. 80; mini
mum fet. 1856; maximum crude IL.
Der, 27.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
KANSAS CRY LIVE
STOCK MARKET IN nI.rAII.

Kansas City stock Stock Yards
May 5.-The Market on beef cat
Gle Is STEADY today. although the
cattls~receipts are heavier this week
az the leading market than last wcel,
The supply here oday Is is thousand
head and l thousand have arrived
today.
Heavy steers brought SS.a5 to
$3.50 here today and fancy heifers
sold at 50 to S9.l0 These are new
prices this spring in each class and
more of recognition Of quality on
the part OF the buyers than has been
detected for many weeks.
Plair killing grades sold weak 10
is lower yesterday. steady today.
bulk Of the native beef steers at
S7.65 to $S.e5 this week. Butcher
grades are in demand, cows this
week largely at seas to 81; bulls
Sc to S6.75. a two-car drove today
at $500. bulk Of the heifers $3.50
10 SS.25. Colorado pulp fed cattle
sold to the killers this week st
$40 to $50, one lot at $3.50. ana
prices slightly higher than this class
brought last week. f.. The quarantine
receipts are is cars today. market
steady. the supply all fair to good
cake and meal fed steers from Tex
as, which sold at $6.S5 to $3.50,
weighing $50 TO 100 pounds, aver
age.
Stockers and feeders are a quar-
ter lower this week but the demand
is strong, and IL is generally believ-
ed this will be repaired. particular
ly II the fat cattle market improves
as 1t shows signs Of doing.
Hos receipts are 1S thousand and
the market Is active. and steady to
higher, top S7.45; bulk $3.50 to
$40. Hogs are making a profit to
the feeder. whic nwill act agains
the heavy runs at this time, and also
tend TO make bigger average
weights, and establish premium
on the light weights. The market
is considered safe as the packers are
not taking a decided stand for law
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
DECISION AFFECTING TITLES
One Case from Marshall County
Court Rules with Reference to
"Dat .of Date" Involved In Giving
Legal Notice.

Titles 20 much ~ the territory Of
the Five Civilized Tribes were quiet
Cd by decision OF the Supreme
Court this week that had been dis.
turhed bv a former decision OF thS.
court. delivered IN February in tho
same case. In the opinion by Jus
tice Turner Il is held that the day
on which an order " dated rcmov-
ing restrictions "thlrty davs from
date" g to he included In the period
The former oplnion excluded the dpv
Of the date. q makes lot Of at
ference for the practice Is to get the
deed the first day possible after re-
movaltof restrictions shall become
effective. and that has been done on
the theory that the day OF date Is
included
The instant case IS that OF Lam
ham, et AL vs.. McKeel. apepaled
from Marshall county. The syllabus
recites the facts and proceeds;
"The word from I'm It's literal
and restricted sense generally means
exclusive. but II may be used in q
connection that means inclusive
and where. as here. the allottee
could have alienated her allotment
on March &c after approval by the
cocratarv hut for thirty davu itut-
tation imposed in the order that day
will be included with the thirty
davs."
Upon decision of the case in Feb
ruary. including the day of the date
a petition for rehearing was filed
and many briefs we're submitted by
lawyers who had interests, The de-
cision today corrects the former op-
inion and overrules the petition for
rehearing.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
PLAN no nUir.D ISLAND
~ NEW YORK uAnnot

An island almost two miles long
and about oue-haif mile aide will
soon be built In New York harbor AMI
the waole converted into tlo rrcatost
sbippiae tcrrlnal IN ihc world n the
plans o. certain men OF that cly are
carried on. Twenty miluoe dollars
are said TO be availaulo to s'srt The
work on This gleorti cngincerlnr
eat oad Tie IT oncy. now re.oslnr IN
the pockets OF New York capitalists
NVl te really when ths prolnainaries
are compipts,
The flrs; OF these was completed
when Almeth w .Hofs Of Brooklyn,
an assemblyman introduced a bill In
the legislature.
The bill authorizes the land office
commissioners to grant and convey
TO anyone they may see M a strip Of
land almost two miles long. from a
depth OF from six 10 twenty-five feet
under water. and running parallel
with the Bay Ridge shore OF Brooklyn
from about Fortleth street TO point
off Tompkirsville. staten Island.
when the bill has passed tho llgis-
lature the second OF the prelimluar-
les will have been completed. When
IL is signed by the governor the third
step will be made, and when the land
commissioners convey the land Ia
those interested the 90 million dol
lars will be loosened from and the
following will happen:
First. engineers. and contractors
will be called In, and when the con
tracts are made a brick wall will be
built on the edges Of the shoal. and
this Completed the actual work q
filling in for the island will start.
The island built. the erection OF
warehouses. seven in all, and the lay
ing Of tracks for freight and passen-
ger cars connecting with the giant
piers where the ships will tie up will
be begun.-New York Tribune.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
nR. IAMrs mas E1RE Loss

The home of DR.. +. p. James, on
Eighth avenue between Beech and
Cedar streets was totally destroyed
by fire, supposed to have originated
from faulty flue at eleven O'CLOCK
Tuesday morning Mrs. James was
at home when the fire started but
was In the front part of the house
and the whole back side Of the build
ing was blaze when she noticed IT,.
The alarm was turned In by a neigh
Dor who also saw the fire. and to
make matters worse. the hose wagon
broke down. and it was ten or fifteen
minutes after the alarm was turned
in before the hose was gotten TO the
scene Of the fire. At the time this wa
written DR.. James had not appraised 4
his loss, and the amount Of Insurance
he carried he could not say, The
house was owned by j. D. Haynes
was covered by insurance.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
ITALY AND AUSTRIA
ARE IN ACCORD


In official quarters whore the ttla
situation Of Italy is known and not
wiihst0ndlng the anti-Austrlan ftol-
Ing shown at the unvoiling OF The
Garibaldi monument at ouarto SAINT
Elena, It was stated today that Tho
possibility OF an accord between Italy
and Austria had never been so prob
able.
This sact. II was assorted was due
20 Austria az last rso,iilns that Ita-
" was determined 20 30 TO war In
order 20 obtain territories inhabited
by Italians under the Austria rule.
Italy's right 20 own which was ac-
knowledged by Austria when the ne
gotiations for their return were be.
gun
Differences between the two coun-
tries now concern only the extent OF
the territories 20 he turned over by
Ausria TO Italy, the form of and the
time in which the cession is TO be
made. The greatest obstacle still
concerns Trieste.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
MILLS MUST FURNISH
BETTER FEED--GAULT.
President Of the state Board OF Ag-
ricuIturc says there is dirt i'm the
Feed which i the Cause of Tuber-
culOsis Among Stock.

Oklahoma City, Ok. May 5.--That
dirt and other. deleterious substances
in feed give nto dairy cattle Is a eau 90
OF tuberculosis that shows an alarm
ing Increase Is the opinion Of FRANK
NJ. Gault. president Of the state board
OF agriculture. Methods IN the mills
are such that there Is no waste az all
IN the weights as the grains enter
the mills and me finished products
leave II has been asserted that the
finished product OF the modern mill
Is heavier than raw material, This
may not be true II Is n fact. how
ever that there Is no old fashioned
blowing ont Of the screenings and
dust that is taken from the grain by
fans. Tnc Is the opinion of Mr..
Gault, who has been investigating.
"In the old days there used to be
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
TINS GIVES PARCEL POST RATES

A postal clerk has figured out this
quick guide to parcel post rates:
First and second zones. postage r.
equal to number OF pounds plus -four
cents.
Third zone, two times number Of
pounds. plus four cents.
Fourth zone. four times number o.
pounds. plus three cents
Fifth zone. six times number of ?
pounds plus two cents
Sixth zone. eight times numberrufr
pounds plus I cent
Seventh zone. ten times uumbero
pounds plus | cent.
Eighth zone, 12 time number ne
pounds. even.
Paste this mp somewhere for reads-
reference.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07

rnrices
The average weight OF hogs here
in April was 2O4 pounds. April last
year. 1876.
sheep recein's today thousand
head. Only one load OF good fea
westerns arrived. which sold al
Sl0.sb a steady price. medium class
lambs are slow sale, around sio,
clipped lambs $3.50 TO ss.75. Ar.
ibzona spring -lambs brought a biz
price, Sio.4o. 60 pounds. average,
and Arizona ewes sold 10 higher
aeing the N~''' offered. az
S7l5, l0i pounds average.
Texas muttons were lacking and
no goats were received.
J. A. RICKART.
Market Correspondent.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
TWO BAD ONES

Niger" warned one. don't mess
wild me. cause when you do you sho'
is flurtin' wild de hearses."
Don't pestigate wild me niger. =
replied the other. shaking his fist;
don't fo'ce me to press dis upon you.
cause IL you do I'll sep'rate yo ideas
from yo' habits; III jes' knock you
from amazing grace to floatin' op-
portunity."
IF you mess wild me Niger" con-
tinued the other. "Ill jes make a
pass and dere'll be han pattin' you
in de face wild a spade tomorrow
mornin, National Monthly.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
AMERICAN VESSEL BoARDEr

A special dispatch from Bremen
says that the Weser Zeitung reports
that Captain nrrsv Of the American
sailing vessel Brynhilda. with car
30 OF cotton. has arrived at Bremen
from New York. The captain de-
clares he sailed around Scotland. In
the north sea he was stopped by a
British cruiser. The British COM
mander sent detail OF armed ma
rines and large quantity OF am
munitlon on board the Brynhilda.
declaring that " the sailing shin were
stopped by a German submarine that
the marines would shoot the German
Captain and by perforating the tow
er of the submarine with bullets
make It impossible for II TO sub
merge. Captain Duffy protested and
threatened TO touch az Norwegian
port. Finally the British cruiser
took him T. Aberdeen whence he
was permitted to proceed to Brem-
en-.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
BoARp RAISED ROAM VALUE
Santa Fc and Katy Lead the state
state with Values Placed atSoo,-
oss aud S5O.5t0, Respectively;
Assessments Heavily Advanced
Market Corresnonden!

The State Hoard OF Equalization
this week made tentative assessment
Of the steam railroads OF oklahoma
and left Il with the Attorney Gener-
al when meeting shall be called
to hear arguments Of the roads IN
the matter. The assessments are
the same as last year. save for a
few noteworthy increases The Or
lent was assessed az 90 thousand dol
lars per mile, an INCREASE of thou
sand dollars over last year. The
Arkansas Valley and Western. a
Frisco property. was increased to
40 thousand dollars per mile. which
is S1S.425 more than last year on
each mile. The Wichita Falls &
Northwestern was assessed at SELL
400. as compared with IL thousand
dollars per mile for last year. The
Ringing road is assessed at 10 thou
sand dollars per mile, an increase Of
S2,500. All others were left at last
years figures.
The Santa Fe has the highest ten
tatixe assessment at s50.5sS, the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07

calcium boratcl will do the sam,
thing Two ounces OF borax. or Of
colcmanite. costing about five cents
a pound AZ the dius stores, and used
as Indicated, viii keep flies from
breeding IN gafbage cans or piles Of
refuse
u isn not believed That manure that
is treated With borax Is any the worse
for feulllser. but tho use OF more
taau fifteen tons Of such manure "a
the acre is not recommended, pend.
tng moer information on this point. -
Missouri Valley Farmer
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION


The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
ination for the county of Bryan, ok
lahoma, TO be held at Durant, Okla
homa, on June 70, 1915 TO fiji the
position of rural carrier at Hendrix.
Oklahoma. and vacancies that NAV
later occur on rural routes from 9TH
er post offices in the above mention
ed county. The examinations will
be open only TO male citizens who are
actually domiciled in the territory Of
a post office in the county and who
meet the other requirements set out
in Form No. 1877. This form and
application blanks may be obtained
from the offices mentioned above or
from the United States Civil serw
Commission at Washington. ID. G.
Applications should be forwarded
to the Commission at Washington,
at the earliest practical date.
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION
to Lnyvalxsectionka X x.ux
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07

Katy is s5O.5io. the Rock Island IA
st4.aS2. Frisco sts.S40. Iron Noun
tain. $4,000. Kansas City Southern
100000, Midi nd valley $4,000.
This. despitc an appeal from otfl.
cials OF the company. for n reduction
on showing lack OF returns on invest
ment and bad business.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07
POPULAR YOUNG MAN
MARRIED IN FIT. WORTH

Attorney George Ford Short, a
prominent lawyer of Idabel. was mar
ried in Fort Worth. Texas, last We'd
nesday evening TO Mrs. f. NJ. Wilbur,
at the residence of Mrs. r. NJ. Miles,
OF that city, with a few intimate
friends and relatives present.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-05-07

District Judge Jesse NJ Hatchot,
and Court Reporter $ Il. Criaweli
are IN Madlll this week holding court
This Is the first term Of court held
in the new Marshall county eourt
house
Ex-sheriff Clipper Hamilton was ir
from his farm west Of calera on
business Monday
Word received from Ben Ingrmo
and J r. Mckinney says that they
have reached New York cry and aru
enjoying the sights Of The town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-17

. CO. 934 n. 7. AVE-
'RTHWEST- Main 271.
1903 5th NV, Or, b.25.5O
80 Fla av NV .7r.b.25.a
G02 Quincy. sr. b. $3.50
1902 9Th NV. Or. 30
1149 sth NV, 7r. b.22.@
612'a y NV. ar, 2b. o.. 80
223s5 Ga av nw,6r,bfs.50
8 Q NV. Or, ". 1880
1874 Morton NV. 6r,wls.0
$50 Morton. 6r, is 20
T16 R I av, Or, ". 1880
20 L NV, Or. ". ...15.5O
ODDS NY av nw,5r,bl4.O
NORTHEAST.
So o ne. Or, b. n. so
62 Myrtle ne. er,b.17.O
1898 / ne, Or, b...17.0
US 18Th ne. Or b. 1850
80 Myrtle ne, 1r.b.15.0
81 NHrtle ne, 7r,b-l5. w.
SOUTH WEST.
and bath. $3.50
AND FLATS.
2l5 r nv. 5r. b. .20.50
1884 Willard. Or, 20. 50
SIG R I sv nw,5r.b2o.so
1915 7th NV. 5r, b. 20. 90
1858 31st nv. 500
PROPERTY.
439 X NV. sto, 3r. 40. 90
1883 9th, sto, 6r, b.. 81, 20
1904 LIST NV. 20. 90
1925 9th, 6r, b....26. 30
Ills Goth NV, sto. Ire? 80
"n4 Pa av NV, sto. 22.50
252 GA av. 20
1876 9th NV. ......13.oO
12s Col road. 100
4os Franklin st NV,
store, 2 rooms. .1l.5O
2o34 Ga ay......1l.OO
TENANTS.
2l45 9th NV, 4r,b..l7.so
l423 11th, Sr, WHO
81 Pierce. Or. b....17.O0
500 o nv. 5r. w..18.Oo
1872 10th nw.5r,w.15.5O
22ei7 Cleveland av nv,
hr, W Is. 90
4ll \ NV. Or. w...l5.0O
22l9 Water. Or. Wis 90
224i sth NV, 5r,w.14.n0
22s1 sth nv, 5r,w.13.5O
rs sth. 5r. ". 1880
412 Wash nw.T,w.I3.1O
en22 Ga av nw,7,w11.5n
443 R NV, 3r. W. .1loO
i..25 Wylie ne, 5r,wll.6O
23lI 9Th NV. 4r.w.ll.OO
2G35 Gales ne, Or, wlo.5o
20il R'dale ne.Ir.b1o 90
81 Goat nv. Ar. w.ln 90
222l PONY ct, 4r,b.9.50
il0s Goat al. Ar. w.3.5O
> y Ga nv nv, 3r. $50
2l30 y Y av nw,4.w3.50
1901 Clicks al, Ar. 800
1870 Marion CT, 4r. $50
81 mans al.4.w.s.O0
And cheaper properties.
RACES 4 stable. for rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-17

FOR RENT-B. r. SAUL
Phone. DWELLINGS NC
1900 Harm NV. 10rb5o. 90 |
1113 eth nv, 11r,b. ~. 80 /,
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2ooc 18th nv ar, 2bio. so |
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s14 y J av nv, 9r, b.$ 90 ,
sos T NV, ST., b. 80 80 !
1Tl1 18th nw.12r, b. 80. so !
lof Ind av NV Or. b q. ~
1907 sth st FIN !
1912 Col st nw,6r.b.21.5O
3l2 r NV, 6r. b. .26.5 50
DWELLINGS
oo4 f Cap. Or. b...43.b0I
637 z Cap. 11r, b. 20 IS
800 9Th ne. sr, b. .27. sol
2l9 X ne. 6r. b. ...25 so |
644 G ne, Or. b. 20. sol
1912 11th ne. 6r,b. 81. J0'
DWELLINGS
1877 Water s-w.. s rooms
APARTMENTS
439 & nw, 11r,b...3o 90 |
2Ol1 l4th nw,6r. ch.2a. COL
2Ol Mass av nw.7.b2S %
BOB 18th nv, 2h. Is. 06i
BOZ R NV. 5r. D. 20. So
BUSINESS I
Stumph bldg. st IL
part .......... Il. @I
800 7th NV. entire
building .-.-..1D.0i
1899 7th NV. .125.0
1918 7th NV. $500
Ga La av nw.-.-.1o.0o
coli 14ih nw.sr,b. 10. o0I
028 Ny av.sto. Tor. go. COL
500 18th nv. LIST 10000 |
452 D NV. sto. LIST $50. 90
10 81 NV. store. 5r. b43 00'
POI Mass av nw.7.bH o
COLORED
1912 I NV. Tor, b. 80. so
1907 Cor nw,11r.b $50
1888 9th NV. sto 6. h32. 20
1891 a'h NV ga fis2 %
1877 S NV, sr. b. -.27.J0
1928 9th NV. 7r, b.27 50
1926 5th NV. .23.6
1917 9Th nv. Or. b.25.s.o
50 Fla ay nw.6r.b. % 5 . /,
1913 Mo sv nw.i1r.b2a 80
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