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The Little River news., 1918-07-24
666 cures Bilious Fever.
RR0P0sED LEGISLATIVE AMEMD-
 MENT.
Proposed Constitutional AnaendMent
 No. I4.
W.S.S

Amending Sections 2 and of Arti> ele of the Constitution of the State of Arkansas; providing that the Su- preme Court of the State shall bs composed of seven Judges, one Chiei Justice and six Associate Justices; pro- viding the Judges may sit in two di- visions, and otherwise providing the manner in which the court shall sit and shall render its decisions.
 Providing for the selection and elec- 1ion of the two additional Judges.
The Little River news., 1918-07-24
Food Regulations.
.W.S.S,

The food administration is instruct ing merchants to keep record of all flour handled by them, what they buy and what they sell. This applies to wholesale as well as retail merchants. Fhe piau is still 5o~S0. Inspectors will cbcch pp occasionally. -
The Little River news., 1918-07-24
WORTH THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS TO FEEL
 LIKE l DO, HE SAYS
After Twenty Years Suffering Ht Finds Relief at Last by Taking Tanlac-Gains Eleven Pounds
 in Weighs.

Its worth thousands of dollars to feel like do now, since Tanlac has taken away the trouble that kept me in misery for the last twenty years" said M. R. s-~-~---~''-'- -s.--7 '-r,-,o-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19
FROM kE.

Mr. FoN. on OF our merchants.
who WA, up,rat"d ON al III" sherman
i reported aS no better
Bru. Lewis. OF Colbert. filled his
+. sular appointment here sunday
Mrs Dave P"arce, of l5okchito. is
spending the week with her dauph-
ter. Mrs Henry Kemp
Mrs Jay Duckworth is very ~i.'h
in the Sherman saniirIium Sh, hao
been operated on ami j. duin@ iinr.
Lloyd Ogden. who is il 'rtiril ~ a.
Camp Bowie. spent Tho " "l cn,i
with home folks.
Ethel Thomas of Achille has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Harry Hall.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19

Are you keeping MP with 20
s. s. assessment?
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19
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81, =, .. Newspapers have been
..in, ..,.; b. IRE Guy'rnn"nt Ia b,
.I.o,u ,cunuuiral in III" us" of print
p.ur.r However. th. ,arinu- depart
,uunl. daily d.lug. the press with
un- ui pr, var. ~"n' Of II goo t.
vi r.i.t uf It of ~urh length that il
.'urS tu the Wa~t"ha~k't unc"r"mon
uu~,V In fact. no paper can u.s."
Hur. than a fractional part OF ". W.
would ~u.cs' that SOM ut th"s" tie
par;in, hc Omitted a liitl" on their
ON Sumption ui paper and "aN" s"'
raj TOTS daily
Ma. kur", Times Democrats Many
p,opl. VINO think tn" spies should
face Il iiring squad will innor"ntIE
BASS ON the warns about the dreadful
conditions in th. army camps.
BROKEN Bow News: When Rose
Pastor stokes wrot, 'thc Govern
m"ni is for IN" prOfitcrrs and not
Tor the proplc,' She had forgotten
that this is gov. rnm"nt of the
people by III" people, and for the
people" She may later have leisure
10 GtII'illDtI IL III i.'hN'iN'i'H u
Pittsburg County Guardian: Don I
let "A it'll. dry weather take the
"pcp" ont of YOU. suppose the corn
crop is cut short There was a time
not Il thousand years ago when we
didn't raise any corn Ia speak of in
this section. and still We got along.
Now we have alfalfa, a bumper Oat
crop. fair meadow hay. oOdlcs of pea
nut hay coming on to he harvested,
and then som- The thing to do is
plan sensibly to meet any deficit in
the corn crop b. careful US" of fall
pastures. saving every bit of hay.
late forage. etc. and come out ahead
of the game rs usual Don't let a
little dry spell put Il brown tast" in
your mouth.
t;uymun Democrat \. l.. BENSON
once the Socialist candidat" for Pr" Sc
idont. says he has seen he light and
claims thar his former party j. now
on the wrong trar' -, principal
protest against thar party - that it
iS led by foreign bnrn leadership
ana non American policies
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19

Ind.r TN u'N postal f"Gu'''l"n' s.
effective JulN ness spar"r rn long
er pay Il ildt '.,'' Of 20 tag" i'"'rd
less Of distance. but ar" charged lUF
I'm proportion Iu til" distln'r car
ripd the saline a. arr paft'i Io@'
packap.~ Th,. vet ait i ih"t lh' iil
thcr a subscriber lives from TN "l-
fic. Of publication IN" greater n'
comes the pu tag" charge. ] n zone
rates apply tu fun"s in 'h' SANE Nay
as parcel pos. increasing i"r 'd'h
additional zui 20 " hi'h TIA" puhll'h
tion is mailed Under the new r"tu
lations, the Durani Weekly News ha-
n choice of tNu alternatives, NiE De
cline all subs, riptiuus h"%ond IN"
second zone. ur adopt an increasing
scale of sub>,i pti"u rates, ana IA"
latter appears better from all an
giles Therefore, III" rates of sab
ecriptiun are AS follow
First and Second Ion" 'within
$50 miles of buranb per yr. 81 o."
Third Zone tmor" than 800 hut
less than 300 miles from Du
rant per year 20
Fourth Zone ,mor" than 300 hut
less than 500 miles from Du
rantl per year Law
Fifth Zone ,mor" than 6"n but
less than 1000 miles from IN
rant) per year 80
Sixth Zone ,mOre than luoo but
less than l4UU miles from Du-
rant) per year w
Seventh Zone tmOrc than VOC
but less than lSu0 miles from
Durant) per year :"
Eighth Zone tmOr" than lNho
miles from DurantJ per year ; -"
Subscriptions viii be received for
AZ little as six months in zones !
and 9 In other zones no -ubscrip
tiOn may be- received for less than
one year Terms strictly cash in al
vance
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19
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Local policemen instructions
from their chief to shoot the tires
of III. ears" uf drivers who refuS"
to stop when hailed by officers for
speeding. while perhaps justified
III one or TWO cases, is IN our Juds-
mrnt little too drastic. and il is
easy to See that much harm and no
good may come of it Under thes"
instructions, an officer with Il gri"v-
ance against almost anyone. might
hail him to stop almost anywhere or
any time, and if the driver didn :
stop. he might shoot with The inten-
tion of shooting his tires off. Th"
same officer could Justify his act on
his chiefs orders and the assertion
that tn" driver was exceeding th"
speed limit This shooting busincs-
even ~ tires. j. Il 'riuus thing; and
il wouldn't do for lot of men, even
some Officers. to h" giv"u too much
lir"ns" in this direction Then again
th"r" an" ~onI" p"upl" with som"
thing at SIdh" than III" officer ana
tn" culprit when tn" Shuuting Is dom
in town. There ar" others, neither
Officers nor offenders. who hay
rights among them IN" right Of
not being accidentally" hot by an
officer.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19
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IN" rbarr. " " &C., saas
nents for iny.r,ioip, poiillcal aaI
me- in ey.rv i,',oh is' under ,hs
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mnrv Srn ",e'''Ser = , until mi
tan ;' '',., III "i,ahce' Included in M
~. ,' ,,, '"'.'i'a'e may use no, IA
,.;' '"'' 'o!u'',h Tor ary staten
,ou'i'enleh's accepted only y,
'"n' ,rha ,'',, an" on! On the aboys
:, ne ,o'ioWills announce ,b.il
,hrir ,a,nos ~, s"e a, oiilce under
"c''oh ol 'he Democratic vo,1
nv primary 10 be HID On M
N"t"'' u i''S'
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WHY - PIMA, IN 'AkTWsl|
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19
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FRIDAY, July -, 1913.
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In view OF the fact that th" title
"SammicS' has proven 50 di>taS'"iui
TO every man in tn" | : uniform.
and the disronlinuanc" ot ii uS" hy
ihos, publications. which civ" heed
to the wishes of our fighting men,
the following from tn" Tulsa Wurid
Is Interesting. and d"unl'. tn" Nd-i
change oi sentiment hI"h ha~ come
about on tn" part ut South"ru"rS Ia
ward "A term that u littl" oN.r liitN
years arn was not popular With them.
to say ih. least TIL" World ,aN~
"Hur lirtl" whil" an" II section
of our country could find NO better
term To express their hatred "i an
other section than ,n refer io IT., r"u
ple aS ''yankr"S " II Wa IN" last
word in odium and thu mn'h'r- ct
the South were wont to trlGht"n their
babies into Silruc" hN telling th"m
that "ih" Ianks ar" coming
The spanish American war helped
to amcliurat" and soften m" section
al feeling. hnt the pre-, M great
strugEl" for universal freedom ha7
wiped ont III. las, N"~iio" "t pullti
cal aud social hatred. ANA ~" stand,
in truth, II united people. knowing
no North, no South. "Nc"p, that
which naturally and property arises
from IL spirited hui friendly rivalry
in business development
An over III" Southland th' Wur.
'yankS' rolls ~ lovingly from south
Crn lips a il II cam" from Sort th"rn
mouths 1t is now a term ui "ud"ar-
mrnt given the boys in France. lni
it is applied to thos" who hail from
"'o' Ein' ''''', M'SS'HN'FP'' 't"''
E''i"' from N''''n'''' 'n" '''" Wv
a'"''''aS' i. WI ~ - '',''' ,''
nome are III M''"' '' N''''' n"N
'"H, IN N'W ''"h'PSh'r'' "' '"' '''"
Kansas, or 'ali''r'Id "'I"'u ~H"I"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19

Any erroneous reflection ON IN"
character. +tanding. or reputation OF
any person or per unS. iirn or cor
pOralIuiI, or any Measurements
which may appear IN tn" columns ut
the New viii b" gladly corrected
upon their being brought to IN" no
ttCe of the publisher
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19
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Sombody told the German rmp"r-
or that Americans wouldn't fight.
that they were too busy making mon
"y and things To bother about the
fine points OF National honor Some
body else told him that America
wasn't prepared for war. was as de-
fenseless as a nation could be, and
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19

state Superintendent Il II Wilson
was here "Wednesday and visited tn
closing hours of the summer normal.
in the building of which he has heen
such an important factor Mr. Will
son is asking reelection as state
superintendent. and is sure To win
His opposition is 80 desperately try
ing To unseat him that another man
Of the same surname is brought in
10 the race. with what the News takes
10 be the purpose OF confusing the
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19

voters as to just which Wilson Is IL
anyway Voters who want To vott
for THE Wilson. can do 80 by bear
ing in mind that his initials are
K ii.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19

The publisher reserves tn" riGhi
to reject any advertisement offered
for publication in tn" News. which
may be- deemed objectionable Tor
any reason
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19
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m"an 10 put straight up to every
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orraiic primary August u
about iifty years ago BIN ljuian'
wH> born right her" IN our own coun-
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| who read this did. and before manN
of us w"r" born He was furtunat"
above many uf his race, IN being Civ
on tn" advantages of careful school
training. and h." cam" HON" with II
| dream. an aspiration dream OF
school houses. good roads. good farm
homes, and fair and equitable laws
| that make uS all Shar" and share"
| aux" win JuS'ic" ana right all
this, mind YOU. before th"r" w"r"
any section lines. or. for that mat
TER much law. say" that enforced
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19
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stand. -" said Mr. CAN'T. that certain
m,n visited the army camps in Tex
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Gated for tn. purpose of influencing
or cimpellng their votes for Ger
tain candidates II Is refreshing to
learn that the army officers declin-
ed to permit these mustard seed
pnliticians from CARRYING out their
purpose In This connection. it ur-
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who paid the expenses of such ennis
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-07-19

Hon. I. F. Memmingcr. of Atoka.
who is a candidate for State Senator
from this district, was In the city on
Tnesday attending to private busi
ness matters.
Evening star., 1918-01-19
FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
GA Louisiana Ave, NV,
nWHYYINGa

Ia SvOs
40 n se. 6r,w. .12.50
47s N sw. Or. w...12.6O
1921 x se. 6r. ". ..10.bO
49, Va av sw.5r,w.lo.bO
372 n sw. 5r. w...l0.s0
1343 ~ sw. Or. w.o.60
1906 AZ sw. Or. w.S.00
PROPERTY.
1000 9Th sw, ,sto, ,dw25. so
tG09 g NV. store. rs. so
3lS NJ NV, store. .25. 90
100 F. NV. store. .25. 90
pa 18th NV, store 90. on
1901 An sw, starr. Is. 90
2i32 Va av NV, store.
3r ..............15.50
40S 11th sw, st&dw16.b0
SOL I'd NV. store. ID. 90
701 Eye se, store. .lN. 90
614 L NV, store. IL. so
213 11th ne. store. 1880
$50 eth NV, Ath q. 12.50
201 Va av sw, sto. 10. 90
1873 18th se, store. 10. 90
| i1204 Water ~. sta. 10. %
TENANTS.
1o23 N J av se.5r.w10.5o
1915 9 Cap. Or, v. $50
1011 Jen NV. 5r.w..8.50
1905 1st se. 5r.w...8.50
q N Ne. Or, w.....8.60
1882 N ] Az se, ,5r,w.6.50
2100 Va av nv. w.Sr.W.S.o0
20 Ath se, 3r, W.. $3.50
1921 Half sw. br.w.6.J0
200 ID NV. 3r. w...0.50
IS La. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1918-01-19
WANTED-TO RENT OR BUY.

A NEW OR SECONDHAND HOUSE OR BUN
calow. with all city convenlences. including
large lot. Must be below $500 modern and
within Ave miles from Treasury. Give full par
ticulaJ. Address BOX S1.H, Star on1ce.- 20e
Evening star., 1918-01-19
AUTO BARGAINS.

Az ~ BARJklNS.
Hudson light six, 1916; in perfect mechani-
cal condition; paint in good condition;
battery good; tires good ................ $3.50
Hudson light six, 1915: in perfect mechan-
ical condition; paint is o. r., battery
good and tires good ..-....-----........ $3.50
Hudson four. model 81. 1913; i'll Al condi-
tion. Can Be bought for.............. $500
Hudson big 6-54 Limousine: in perfect con-
dition tires AL; paint very good ....... 5000
Hudson 1915 roadster; in perfect condition:
q bargain at -.-.-....---.-.-.... 500
Dodge touring car. Al condition. n........... $3.50
Dodge roadster. 1916: in Al condition es to
paint. battery and tires .........-.... S6oJ
Chalmers cabriolet. 1916: wire wheels
and one extra tire; fully equipped and
bargain at t.............-....... 5000
Locomobile limousine. 1911; in perfect con-
dition and excellent tires. $3.50
Chandler touring. 1877: almost new, with
seat covers 81 .aa22o
National twelve 1916 touring car; in nice
condition. and a bargain at.......... $3.50
Packard touring, 1913. newly painted and
very recently oyerhauled; has fine tires
and nice seat covers $3.50
Cldsmobile touring, 1916: in nice condition;
cylinders; good tires .............-... $3.50
Cadillac 1913 touring; perfect condition. .. $40O
Chevrolet 100 touring car ...., $500
In addition to the above we have other cars
for you to select from.
We stand directly behind our cars What we
say they are. they are-you can depend upon it.
Gene and see us.
SEMMES MOTOR CO.,
s13 ST. NV. NJ 97so.
Evening star., 1918-01-19
FOR RENT-YOUsEs.

FURNISHED.
HANDSOME CORNER: MODERN; DETACHED
we'll furnished afrording splendid views of city
and country; on car line NV. 10 rooms, baths
garage for cars: $3.50 per month.
LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKER.
14o7 y. y. ave. Phone Main 1865.
1855 NEWTON ST. NV; MARCH 1.
Furnished six-roOm house; sleeping porch
piano: two frst-floor porches. Call after PIN,
4
Evening star., 1918-01-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Continued.

Continued.
WANTED-By young couple, no
children, unfurnished apartment
of two rooms, kitchenette and
bath; must be modern; would
consider small bungalow. Reply,
giving price and full particulars.
National Casket Co., ore Pa.
ave. NV.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE. NO CHILDREN.
desire housekeeping apartment in NV. section;
two or three rooms; furnished or unfurnished.
Reply, giving telephone number. Address BOX
3S-H, Star office. -.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE FUR
niShed apt. consisting Of two bedrooms. Kitchen
cite and bath. for occupancy latter part of Janu-
ary or February 1; must be NV. Address Box
31-H. Star Office.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. FOUR TO SIN
room apartment or dwelling, furnished or unfur-
nished. Address Box 327-E. Star ofhce. ~
TWO OR THREE ROOMS OR PORTION OF
private home, suitable for man, wife. brother;
state terms. Address Box BILE. Star office. 23s
TWO LADIES, EMPLOYED. WISH FURNISH
ed two-room apartment, kitchenette and bath.
within reasonable walking distance Of 18th and
K SITS. well heated; price reasonable. Address
Box 293IE. Star of1ce.
February Is or earlier. furnished
apartment. with three bedrooms, dining room and
kitchen, or small furnished house. Address, stat
ing terms and location, Boz 8-H. Star ONCE: 28s
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FOR RENT $l5...... 1927 NV, Ar
$500. :. .1349 NV 11r $14. .252O 9Th NV, ,5r
$3.50. .561S 37th nv. .11rI RI. .472 Pa av, store
$3.50 3162 MtP't nv, ,14r SI2. 75 1924 Fuller NV 5r
5000. .2203 Mass NV, lar $12.5O. .21S O NV Or
800. Calvert NV, 11r 81. so. .16S0h 10th nw.5
$780,. 1851 18th NV Or $lO5O.. 20 Fenton ne.5
$75. :. .Balston. Va, II 5000. 1921 se.5r
SEQ .932 Pa av NV sto II $10.45. .435 10th sw 5r
$50. .631 D nv, 18r $1O.5O. .8S3 McL'n sw. .5r
$50. .s19 18th NV. "a 2r O.1922 Waverly NV. Ar
$22. .1463 Swami NV Or SO. .1I28 Lnger's ct. Ar
5000. .1428 21st NV. Or So 100. NJ Sc. Ar
Sl7. .819 4th NV Sr Sc. co. 715 Balls ct nw.5r
$3.50. 1717 S'ton Or 81 co.. .1130 Half se,5r
$3.50 232 Mass NV sto IS O0.112S Cush pl re, Ar
OFFICES.
$o3. .141e G NV Ar SIS. .s14 F NV 2r. "a
SOS. 400 9th nv. .3r $40. 1903 sw, sto, Pr
GARAGE.
50 0.........-............4 .446 NJ st. NV, rear
Complete list Of property for rent will be sent
upon request.
SwARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
737 18th ".
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

TAaM AND SUBURBAN PRoPlH1In, ON
IcLAOHLnN BANKING OoRfORA11QR
Y q. 0ael 1ststs 0sltl 1okh 81 Q AN.
nz 3 - - : = 81 4 s1s25 z
Evening star., 1918-01-19
WAETED--ROOMs.

WANTED-one or two rooEis and kitchenette
batl for man aud wife: state price. Ad-
dress Box 2i3-H, Star o.ce oos
BY TWO YOUNG MEN, two adJoining rooms
or one large single: two beds; permanent S25
Address Box c12-H. Star Office 20s
WANTED-Two Furnished adjoining rooms: bed
room and sitting room; rental,-$40 to $50 month; !;
Box H. Star office. 2Os
ONE OF two RooMs for lh:k. b .9o!eran.nt
dress Box 215-H. star ONCE 20s
Two PURNIsHED. ROOMS and hath q nsrth-
fSses s2staee % xe1lx eeHpla A6osgaa Asx
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS,
TIL ST. NEAR PENN. AVE

9TH ST. NEAR PENN. AVE.
Excellent office space: 5000 square feet of
clear floor space; Sd door: large windows front
and rear, which give plenty Of light.
Private entrance and stairway frpm street;
heat and light furnished; good for of1cs
storeroom purposes.
This is q snap-see at once.
SHANNON & LUCHS, Renting Service,
Main 2345. 713 14th ST. NV. Main 2345.
DESK ROOM OR ROOM IN LAWYERS Of
fee, furnished. in Washington Loan and Trust
bldg. Address Box l24-u, Star Office.
Evening star., 1918-01-19

! 1921 7th ST. N.W-Best home cooking; gov
| ernment employees; gentlemen only. c5'
| 1905 l. 81. N.W.-Phone Franklin 1905 E1-
ce1lent table board; good service; small tables;
| moderate prices. 2O'
| have been used to eating Italian and French
| meals: $3.50 week, meal day. 1851 N
st. NV. Phone.
Evening star., 1918-01-19

4oe 11th sw. sr. w.17.bo
l61 e gw, 7r, W.. 1850
40S 11th sw, sr,w.16.50
1901 AZ sw. er. b. 15. 80
47s n sw. Or. w...14.5o
al Eye sw. Or. b.14.50
125 9Th sw. sr, w.1A.s0
225 Lin pl sw, Or. ". 13. 80
BUSINESS
405 7th NV, 4-story
building .115 90
101 n Cap, sto & 1T. 12,
GIL La av.3-sty bdg75. 90
1898 L NV (atore) .65. 90
18th & C NV. store GO. 90
COO I'd Ew. store. 80. 90
921 f NV. sto, dw so. 90
333 14th sw. .sto&dw50. 90
1867 C sw. st0, ,Br. b. .41.4:
23O6 Nichols av se,
store and dwg. 40. 90
2064 q NV. st&dw .a5. 80
liz Il NV. sto. .6r. b. 30. 90
14e D ne. store. -. 80. 0dD
Sd & r NV. .stokdw. rs. 80
2214 18th NV. sto. .25. so
COLORED
1885 L NV. 7r, ". 20. 90
1074 80th NV, Or, ,b.1o.50
40 Sd sw. Or, W. .15.OU
80o I'd sw. 6r,w. rs. 90
l011 4th nv. 5r.w. w.14.50
$50 I'd sw. Or, ". 1850
2507 NJ NV. Or. ". ..12.5O
1922 s C av Be, ,5r,w12. 90
164 Chicago Ut. .6r,wl2.O0
243 F NV. Or. W. .11.50
25 N re. Or. W. 1850
James F. Shea, 6.
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