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RED CLOUD. NEB.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
Entered, In the PoitofTlce at Hed Cloud, Neb ,
aa Second CUis Mntter.
TkXTL C. PlURKi
Gionan Nrwmousm
Editor
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GRAIN TRUST .CASE
COMMISSION HEARS MUCH EVI
DENCE AT CHICAGO.
Illinois Man Says Ho Was Crushed
Because He Dared to Deal Directly
With Farmers Rosenbaum Charges
Farmers With Combining.
Chlcngo, Oct. 1C Tho investigation
of tho conditions surrounding the
grnln market begun hero by tho In
terstate commerce commission prom
ises to reveal startling Information na
to tho existence of a trust beforo its
completion. Witnesses told of tho
trugglo between tho farmer and or
ganized commission men in Iowa and
Illinois and how tho farmer and inde
pendent dealer was discriminated
against by the railroads.
Tho Ilrst witness was A. T. Aygarn
or Pontine, 111., who told of his strug
gles against tho Illinois Grain Dealers'
association. Mr. Aygarn broke Into
tears on tho witness stnnd and It was
necessary to excuse him from giving
further evidence. Ho declared as he
left the stand, tenrs streaming down
his face and his voice broken by his
grief, that ho had been ruined be
causo ho had dared to deal with the
farmers and with tho track shovelers.
He declared the discrimination against
him had been doubled because the
railroads had refused to glvo him cars
In which to transport his grain.
Practically tho same story was told
toy other witnesses.
Secret letters and circulars to mem
bers of the Iowa State Grnln Denlers'
association and similar documents la
eued to members of tho Illinois associa
tion were read to tho commissioners
nnd tho statements wero considered
so unusual by tho commissioners thnt
tho witnesses wero rigidly nxamlned.
J. E. Prennan and J. G. Dunn, grain
solicitors for a Chicago house, told of
the struggle between the favmors and
tho organized commission men in Illi
nois and Iowa. Both men declared that
their Arm had been blacklisted and
boycotted becauso it persists In buy
ing grain from farmer elevator com
panies and not alone from members
of tho grain associations.
J. Rosenbaum of the J. Rosenbaum
Grain company of Chicago declared
that tho farmers themselves had
formed a combination and would not
sell their grain to any but their own
devators.
BURTON REFUSED NEW TRIAL
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
Nebraska Bank Is Robbed.
McCook, Neb., Oct. 10. Tho Bank
of Maywood, at Maywood, Frontle
county, waa opened with dynamlto oy
unidentified parties, who secured $4
000 of the bank's fundB. Tho robbora
escaped,
Nebraska Town Badly Damaged.
Kearney, Nob., Oct. 13. Fire de
stroyed half tho business part of tho
vlllago of Poole, near hero. Seven
buildings wero burned, Including tho
postolllco and bank. Tho loss Is not
known and tho Insurance Is light.
Thcro Is no flro department and tho
flro burned Itself out. It started ftom
an oil stovo explosion.
. Death of Ezra M. Buswell.
Beatrice, Neb., Oct. 1C Ezra M.
Buswell, one of tho loading Christian
Sclenco prnctltloners and teachers of
tho west, died quite suddenly at his
homo here. Ho sufTored from dropsy
and heart failure, but declined tho
services of a physician. Ho was a
close personal friend and student of
Mary Baker Eddy, founder of tho doc
trine.
Suit to Oust Lincoln Gas Company.
Lincoln, Oct. 10. Tho Lincoln city
council adopted tho report of n com
mltteo declaring the Lincoln Gas com
pany without a franchise, nnd Instruct
ed tho city attorney to begin suit of
ouster. Tho gas company Is capital
ized at $3,7ri0,000. It Is owned by
what is known as the McMillan syndi
cate of New York. H. L. Doherty of
Denver Is tho president.
Switchman Dead on Track.
Omaha, Oct. 12. Five cars passed
over Switchman Edward Kelly In the
Missouri Pacific yards at Fifteenth
and Cuming streets, cutting his body
In two nnd killing him Instantly. Kelly
was working on top of a train and
tho breaking of a stick with which
ho was twisting a brake wheel threw
him to the track in front of tho string
of cars. The 'rain could not bo
stopped until ! .o cars had run over
him.
3-Year-Old Child Burned to Death.
Beatrice, Neb., Oct. 12. Tho three-year-old
child of Mr. and Mrs. Jessie
Morgan, living near Wymore, was
burned to death. Mrs. Morgan left the
child playing In tho yard while sho
wont to a neighbor's. The child got
hold of some matches and made a bon
fire of somo rubbish, tho flames
spreading to tho baby's clothes. The
mother was attracted by tho screams
and wns severely burned In trying to
save tho child's life.
Mrs A. O. Thomas of Kearney; re- LSt Of Delinquent TaXCS.
cording secretary, Mrs. C. B. Letton of .
, Lincoln; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. c c. Maryott of Pender; treaB- For the Year 1905 and Prior Years.
urer, Mrs. C. F. Steel of Falrbury;
auditor, Mrs. F. W. Miller of Omaha.
Vico presidents: First district, Mrs.
Laura Woodford of Weeping Water;
Second. Mrs. D. L. Johnson of Dundee:
Third, Mrs. Mao Reed of Madison;
Fourth, Mrs. C. M. Peterson of Au
rora; Fifth, Mrs. Delia Hartsough of
Mindcn; Fifth, Mrs. Mnx Hostetlor of
Shfildon. General federation secretary,
8HORTAGE OF $1,250,000.
Canadian Bank Manager Lost Funds
Speculating.
Toronto, Ont, Oct. 10. General
manager McGIll of the wrecked On
tario bank admits a shortage of $1,
250,000. Bankers, In estimating the
probability of their guaranty being en
forced, place the loss through McGlll's
sp'eculatlons at $500,000 or more.
A director says tho manager's oper
ations ran tho gamut of somo of tho
most speculative stocks on the New
York market and were even carried In
to the wheat mnrket In Chicago.
SAWMILL BOILER EXPLODES
Two Men Are Killed and Three Serl.
ously Injured Near Vlncennes.
VJnccnnos, Ind., Oct. 10. Two men
were killed nnd three injured when a
forty-horse power boiler at Frank Gos
nell's sawmill, located fifteen miles
southwest of here, exploded. Gosnoll,
the owner, nnd the engineer, Georgo
Groves, who were within n short dis
tance of the boiler, were blown over
100 feet, their bodies being horribly
mutilated. The mill building was to
tally wrecked.
Major Frcdenhall Acquitted.
Mnnlla, Oct. 15. Major Fredenhall,
who wns nccused of Irregulnrltles in
tho qunrtermnster's department and
charged with misappropriating funds,
has been acquitted, the court holding
that tho charges against him wero
not proven.'
Twenty-Seven Die In Mine Explosion.
Durham, England, Oct. 1C Twenty
seven men perished in nn explosion,
supposedly of firedamp, in tho Win
gate colliery near bore.
Former United States Senator From
Kansas Loses In Highest Court.
Washington, Oct. 1C The supreme
court of the United States denied the
petition of former United States Sen
ator Burton of Kansns for a rohearlng
In the case In which ho Is under sen
tence of Imprisonment and line on the
charge of accepting an attorney's fee
in a case in which tho government
was Interested whllo he was serving
ns senator. The effect of tho de
cision will he his Immediate Impris
onment unless his attorneys devise
Eoino other means of postponing the
execution of the sentence.
Fremont Man Killed by Live Wire.
Fromont, Nob., Oct. 13. While
groping about In his cellar Charles
Holdsworth came In contact with a
llvo electric light wire and was killed.
Ho was found by his wife, who went
to tho cellar because of his long ab
sence. Holdsworth had gone to build
a fire in tho furnace, turned on the
electric light and took hold of the
wire to movo It out of his way. Tho
Insulation had w6rn out In one place
and a current ran through him. His
body was badly burned and his hand
charred.
MRS. FISK IS RE-ELECTED
Burton Ready to Serve Time.
Topeka, Kan., Oct. 10. Senator
Joseph R. Burton notified his attor
neys to arrange for the beginning of
his term of imprisonment ns soon ns
possible. Ho has us yet received no
information regarding tho carrying
out of tho sentence Imposed by Fed
eral Judge Vnndeventcr.
TO RAISE ELEPHANTS IN TEXAS
Again Chosen Head of Woman's
Home Missionary Society.
Lincoln, Oct. 1C. The national con
vention of tho Woman's Home Mis
sionary society, In session in this city,
elected tho following ofuccrs: Presi
dent, Mrs. Clinton B. Fiske of New
York city; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Delia Lathrop Williams of Dela
ware, O.; recording secretary, Mrs. F.
A. Aiken of Cincinnati; treasurer, Mrs.
George H. Thompson of Cincinnati.
A Certain Cure for Chilblains.
Shako into your shoes Allen's Foot
Ease, a powder. It cures chilblains,
frostbites, damp, sweating, swollen
foot. At all druggists and shoe stores
25 cents. Sample free. Address
Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.
The
Chief
s
and the
Chicago
Inter
Shipment Arrives for First Stock
Farm of Its Kind In This Country, i
Valentino, Tex., Oct. 10. Tho llrst
shipment of elephants which are to
stock a largo elephant ranch estab
lished near here by J. P. Adams and
associates of Now York, arrived.
Thero aro five elephants In tho first
shipment. Other shlpmonts will be
received In a few weeks until tho
ranch Is stocked. It Is said to bo tho
first experiment of breeding elephants
on a largo scnlo in this country.
"SAM" JONES FOUND DEAD.
Noted Evangelist Dies Suddenly on
Passenger Train Near Little Rock.
Memphis. Tenn.. Oct. 10. "Sam"
Jones, tho noted evangelist, died on a
Choctaw train nenr Little Rock. Mr.
Jones' homo Is nt Carterville. Ga. I
Mr. Jones was traveling from somo
point west of Little Rock and his
destination wns Memphis. Tho body
was found in his berth In the sleeping
car and was taken off the train at
'Little Rock. .
IOWA MAN IS RE-ELECTED.
T. B. Hanley of Tipton Again Presi
dent of Modern Brotherhood.
Omaha, Oct. 12. A lively but
friendly contest for the choice of su
promo otllcors prevailed at tho meet
ing of tho Modern Brotherhood of
America at Crelghton hall, which re- i
suited In tho election of these: Su
premo prcaldont, T. B. Hanley of Tip
ton, In.; supreme vice president,
Thomas Lambert of Sahula, la.; su
promo secretary, E. L. Balz of Mason
City. In.; supremo treasurer, A. II.
Gale of Mason City, In.; head physl-1
elans, Dr. J. C. I.ungau of Clinton, In., ,
nnd Dr. George Baudry or Atchison,
Kan.; supreme conductor, K. A. Mack
enzie of Poynette, Wis.; supreme
chaplain, Mrs. T. W. Jenkins of Cot
tage Grovo, Ore.; supreme watchman,
W. T. Poguo of Kingfisher, Okla.; su
preme sentry, J. II. Evans of Colorado
Springs, Colo.
In puraunnco of tho requirements of
nectlon 196, chapter 77, of the Compiled
Statutes of Nebraska, of 1903, notice la
hereby given that 1 will offer for Bale nt
public sale on Monday, November 5, 1000,
said date bcltis the tlrnt Monday In No
vember, at tlio oftlca of the County Treas
urer In Red Cloud, Webster county, No
biaska, all that remains unpaid on Unit
dnto of the following described lands and
lots for tho payment of all delinquent
taxes for the year 190G and for all prior
years for tho uinounts herein upeoilled,
together with Interest and charges there
on as provided by law.
W. C. Fuaii.m, County Treasurer.
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NE 2
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TOWN 2, IIANGK t).
9.41
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11.10
10.18
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11.05
8.32
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Nw
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Nw
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b.r 1.0
SV
Sec.
STATE FEDERATION ELECTS.
Mrs. Keefe of West Point Heads Club
Women of Nebraska.
Kenrnoy, Neb., Oct. 13. Tho follow
ing ofllcors wero elected to serve tho
Nebraska Federation of Women's
Clubs for tho coming year nt tho busi
ness meeting of its convention, which
closed hero: President, Mrs. II. L.
Kcefo of West Point; vice president,
Ocean
one year
for
$150
Now
Is
the Time
to
Subscribe
10
11
20
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2
30
Aim
$20.40
31.20
12.18
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$83.2:
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WALNUT CRtiEK.
TOWN 1, HANUf' l,
Sec. Anit.
Lots 7 and 8 1
5
8
18
l'J
25
2S
SON'S ADD.
1 and 2 1 124.44
3 nnd 4 1 15.70
G and C 1 119. til
20 and 21 1 10.13
24 and 25 1 15. 8
3-4-5 2 3.G7
23 5 2.81
1 and 2 8 6.12
I o S 8 7.01
22 10 .32
1-2-3 13 .85
4-5-G 13 .80
7 13 .1!)
8 to 24 13 M
1 to 3 15 123.58
4 and 5 15 26.02
MOORE'S ADD.
Lot. Blk. Amt,
50x142 13 , 2 $6.19
HA DC LINK'S ADD.
Lot. Blk. Anit.
1-2-3 3 $4.55
13 to 18 3 7.35
19 to 21 4 5.52
LUTZ'S ADD
l.ot. Blk.
1 to 4 2
5 and G 2
7 and 8 !
9 to 12 2
KAILHOAD
SWEEZY'S ADD.
Lot.
7 and 8
1 and 2
9 and 10
MOREY'S SECOND
ADD.
11 4 .17
HOOVER'S ADD.
Lot. 111k. Anit.
3 to 6 G $7.98
All 15 13 40
PERSON'S ADD.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
1 to 10 1 $1.0)
Pt. 12 to 20 1 1.28
GUIDE ROCK.
Lot.
b ! 1 to G
lit. a.
59.81
27. J i
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1
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Sw
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Nw
No
No
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sw :
No
Se
Sw
So
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SJ4 so
5
8
9
10
11
13
17
21
1
23
21
27
27
28
28
29
INAVAL-.
TOWN 2, RANG 12 12,
U.H'Pt
ti.us Nw
19 11
NVi no
nw
Sec.
4
12
l'J
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ai'H.MVH'
TOWN 3, RANGE 9.
WIS sw
Nw
No
SVi no
NV4 nw
Sw
So
Sec.
5
9
17
23
20
35
Anit
$10.50
21.05
2o.00
8.81
8.81
17.05
22.70
OA1C CREEK.
TOWN 4, RANGE 9.
Vi so
S'j sw
S',4 so
Nw no
Nw
NV4 so
S',4 nwli
W'Vi sw
Se
NV4 no
Nw
Pt sw nw
Pt sw nw
Sec.
2
3
3
4
11
11
13
20
28
29
29
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$12.41)
13.70
ll.ho
3.47
27.20
12.28
9.96
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19.08
10.19
17.17
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GARFIELD.
TOWN 1, RANGE 10.
Sue.
Sw SO
Nw so
lots 3 and
W4 so
No
NV4 so
Nw
No
Wife no
N'A so
7
7
11
11
14
14
17
18
33
33
Atnt.
$4.08
0.79
18.96
21. OS
30.11
10.10
16.4U
18.45
fi.2;
7.04
PLEASANT HILL
TOW N 1, RANGE 10.
Sec. Amt.
N'. nw 1 $13.00
Lot 4 12 1.88
PLEASANT HILL
TOWN 2, RANGE 1U,
sec. Aim
Sw
Pt nw nw
Pt nw no
Pt no nw
Sw
Ne
Ne no
Nw
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1
3
4
4
11
12
21
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23
33
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31
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So
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l't. nw sw
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GATHER-ION,
TOWN 3, RANGE 12.
Sec. Atnt.
Ne 8 $32.30
Nw 9 21.06
Sw 24 18.00
HARMONY.
TOWN 4, RANGE 12.
tocc. Aim
11 and 12 1
9 to 12 2
17 to 21 2
15 and 1G 3
23 and 21 3
27 nnd 28 3
12 nnd 13 4
18 and 19 4
22 and 23 4
27 and 28 4
29 and 30 4
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10 8
11 and 12 8
5 nnd G 9
13 and H 9
19 nnd 20 9
3 12
13 nnd 14 12
21 and 22 12
1 and 2 13
4 and 5 13
8 nnd 9 13
13 nnd It 13
17 and IS 13
21 nnd 22 13
GABBER'S
$i.'.2:i
17. UU
8.01
15.12
16.09
.19.03
9.63
16.05
lb 76
18.21
7.14
11.91
11.20
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$11.01
11. .-
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17
21
fi
28
29
30
1
32
32
33
33
33
33
33
33
3S.37
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7.53
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18.00
33.14
18.06
28.56
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5
9
9
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15
18
19
19
23
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$17.47
19.00
23.30
20.88
15.72
1.10
18.93
9.47
8.30
4.26
5.48
35.49
12.40
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$21.07
1.50
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5.04
21.28
20.03
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9.28
3.33
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Blk. Amt.
$11.39
114.01
9.75
14.02
1.03
13.00
2.00
3
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13
14
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sec. Aim,
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9
12
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26
33
31
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35
35
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2S.37
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21.30
8.70
4.83
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20.46
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TOWN 4, RANG 10 10,
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1
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23
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TOWN 1, RANGE 11.
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1-2-3
8-9-10
5
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13-14-15-16
13-14-15-16
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1 nnd 2
13 and 14
15 and 16
8-9-10
13 nnd 14
15
16
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20 to 24
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18 and 19
20
21 ond 22
15 and 16
6
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20 to 21
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11 pt. 12
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21 31
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RICHARDSON'S
ADD.
9-10.
12 14
13
13
10
1G
19
20
20
22
23
23
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
27
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28
28
28
28
28
28
29
29
30
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No
NW
Nw
Nu
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So bW
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Sec.
28
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31
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31
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$13.08
21.81
38.37
20.1b
13.43
4.80
8.62
4.b0
G.50
11.70
21.11
18.85
3.11
21.13
4.88
1.30
10.40
1.11
6.01
121.87
4.53
53.63
16 23
89 73
8.13
8.45
57.88
46.79
14.18
49.72
43.07
30.56
29.17
26.90
20.05
20.01
18.79
78.79
30.72
1.91
17.13
4.23
9.75
57.20
nil nt)
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OND
Lot.
1 nnd 2
8 to 43
9 to 47
CASE &
Anit.
$31.51
4.10
14.99
8.12
ADD.
Atnt.
$0.00
1.09
7.15
7.47
5.10
13.19
102.41
31 .OS
9.03
14. '
9.21
H.G
11.16
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3.08
28
2.93
4.88
16.30
1.93
19.00
10.91
12.27
0.73
7.2!
39.0'
3.55
3.50
4.05
4.o;
3.07
SICC
Blk.
2
4
4
G
Amt.
$5.70
3.2L
.31
Lot.
7
8
9 to 13
II to 19
14
I nnd G
9
8 to 13
10 to 13
b-U-7
.8 nnd 9
10
10
1 nnd 2
3 to 8
I to 8
1 to 8
VANCE'S
Blk.
1
1
1
O
4
5
5
7
9
11
11
11
12
It
11
15
16
ADD.
Lot.
1 to G
PATMORE'S
DIV.
Lot. Blk.
38-39-10-42
ADD,
Blk. Amt.
2 $16.91
2 172.91
3 217.9:.
M'NEN V t-
ADD.
Blk.
Atnt.
$29.87
SUB.
Lot. Blk. Atnt.
1 nnd 2 1 $10.5f
3 and 1 2 S.3
7 nnd 8 2 8.80
7-8-9 3 1. tl
I 4 1.7ft
15 8 2.20
3 9 2.04
13-14-15 9 11.14
II nnd 12 10 8.8)
1 11 5.82
7 to 10 11 LH
ll nnd 12 II .02
4-5-6 12 1.11
1 nnd 2 16 .79
VANCE'S SECOND
ADD.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
2 1 $1.76
TALBOT'S ADD.
Lot. Blk. Atnt.
10 to 21 1 $I.St
7 to 12 2 8.4t
SUB-DIVISION TO
G. R.
F J5.2S
Pt. II 2.6t
BLADEN.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
0 G 1.
3 12 .r
4 12 4
5 12 .5:
G 12 11.7U
15 17 .2T
3 nnd 14 18 3.92"
FIRST ADD TO
BL.ADHN,
Atnt.
$17.30
2 1.10
3 1.711
12 .88
19 to 23 .88
30 .41
31 .88
32 1.10
41 1.76
YEISER'S ADD.
Lot. Blk. Atnt.
1 and 2 1
3-4-5 1
G to 12 1
13 1
14 to 19 1
20 1
21-22-23 1
21-25-26 1
1 2
" 2
4 and 5 2
12 to 15 2
16 to 20 2
21 and 22 2
23 to 26
1-2-3 3
4-5-0 3
7 3
1 to 4 4
5-0-7 4
8 to 13 4
FAIRVIEW ADD.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
1 to 8 pt. 9
to 10 4 $9.08
HIGHLAND &.
WELSCH'S ADD.
Lot. Blk. Atnt.
1 to 7 2 $29.31
GULLIKORD'S
ADD
Lot.
i
8
9
I
3
4
5 and G
7
1 nnd 2
3 and I
5 and G
7 nnd S
NEW
TO
Lot
Blk.
$2.41
2.8
9.33
.02
5.03
1.19
3.8.1
4.49
1.20
.52
3. 1) j
10.61
0.30
-.l'J 10 and 11
Pt E',4 se
l't. nw sw
Pt. nw sw
Pt. nw no
Pt. nw no
Pt. nw ne
Pt. nw no
TICRRITOin
BLADEN.
Blk. Amt.
7
8
S
18
18
IS
18
$8.
7.90
1.80
3. til
l.y
7.43
3.07
13.8-i
Lot.
and 2
to 7
to 24
and 2
to 6
to 9
Blk.
1
1
1
1
Amt.
$1.17
16.20
3.20
29.9.1
2.42
14.31
3.59
BLUE HILL.
Blk. Atnt.
17
Lot
G
6 nnd 7
Pt. 2 to
3
10
1
o
3
18
21-22-23
31 nnd 32
33 to 36
G nnd 7
4
3
7
10
10
11
11
14
14
14
14
14
10
"21
10.77
.43
9.6-1
05.81
.30
2.85
8.55
0.81
5.70
3.42
8.55
3.42
3.42
Lot
7-8-9
10 nnd 11
12 and 13
1-22-23
Blk.
Atnt.
$3.23
.05
3.97
6.07
CLOUD.
TOWN 2, RANGE 10.
HOC. Aim.
Sw 19 $21.09
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.H. HW 30 U.-U
SMITH & MOORE'S
ADD
Wf4 so
30 20.00! So
Lot.
7 to 12
12
1-2-3
Pt 6 and
7 and 8
(7-8-9
Blk.
4
5
5
5
0
RED CLOUD.
TOWN 1, RANGE 11.
Sec.
Mat
Pt. nw nw l .J'
Pt. sw sw 2 8.15
N'4 80 3 12.31
Si.so 3 11.80
Pt. lot I 10 .0i
Pt. lot 4 10 511.15
wVno 11 20.91
l't. wV4 " -tr
I rfu 1 nnd 2
nw so H 2S.42
TtttD CLOUD.
TOWN 2, RANGE U,
sec. Aim.
Pt. cV- nw :
Pt. oft nw
HO
Nw
Nw
E'i no
Nw
So
Pt. nw se
Pt. 80
Pt so sw
6
17
21
28
29
32
35
33
35
$8.'i0
8.70
17.03
21.74
28. Jl
10.30
23.11
14.12
10.03
7.92
14.00
75 ft by 112
85 ft by 11
and 15
by 100
50x1 12
10-17-18
19 and 20
Pt 5 nnd
15
9 to 12
21 to 24
19 and 20
18 to 21
9 to 12
13 to 19
20 to 24
4 nnd 5
1 and 2
17 and 18
LE
Lot
Amt.
$11.30
.33
4.55
3.23
1 30
15.00
$20.26
45.32
ROIIRER'S ADD.
Lot. Blk. Atnt
Pt. 10-11-12" 2
11 3
12 nnd 13 3
14 nnd 15 3 2.
MOREY'S ADD.
$57.93
1.11
J
Lot. Blk.
5-6-7 3
1 5
K nnd 9 5
misciiow's
Lot. Blk.
8 3
Anit
$33.93
3.77
4.21
ADD.
Aim.
$8.55
12
13 and 14
17 nnd 18
17 nnd 18
12 and 13
3
4
COWLES.
SPENCE'S ADD.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
3 to 9 2 $1.U
Lot.
3 and 4
18
9 to 12
1
2
3
1-2-3
10-11-12
4
5 and G
1-2-3
13 und 14
15
C
11
25
1 to 5
Blk.
3
4
9
13
13
13
14
14
15
15
17
17
17
21
21
21
AMBOY.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
1 and 2 2 .02
4 2 .02:
INAVALE.
Lot. Blk. Amt
13 to 21
13 and 14
15 and 16
19 to 21
10 and 11
12
1-2-3
4 nnd 5
13 to 21
11
9 to 13
15 to 17
18-19-20
21 to 24
4
7
7
7
8
8
9
9
9
11
12
12
12
12
ROSEMONT.
Lot. Blk. Atnt.
4
G
8
7
9
4
5 nnd G
11 nnd 12
4
6
4
G
G
7
11
12
ft
11ATIN.
TOWN 3, RANGE 11.
aec. Aim.
No
Sw
So
W',4
Sw
Nt:
So
so
11
19
20
21
SI
$10.21
22.20
23.90
23. Ji'
12. 10
If . .'
19 to
4-5-G
10-11-12
7-8-9
10-11-12
24
7
7
8
8
9
11
11
11
15
10
17
19
19
20
21
21
UCS ADD.
Blk. Ann
18.53
3.23
9.75
43.32
4.55
.05
G.50
78.12
4.8S
13.03
7.80
33.23
50.90
6.20
3.59
0.89
$2.93
11.37
1.02
7.15
1.95
GABBER'S FIRST
ADD.
2-3
to 12
to 5
GLENWOOD
TOWN I, RANGE 11
to 11
to 12
1 to 3
J
5 to 8
Pt 11 nnd 12
nnd 80x121 8
$1.02
7.G4
2.00
3.90
1.93
0,50
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1.01
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