The Oregon mist., September 06, 1912, Image 6

Deliaaucnt T"x List, 1911 Ejwar.i KdrdwoViVwi'ii
' I Sec 31. Tp. 8. R.
$.691 part of Dobbin' Add.
Rainier, Id blk. IS
to
... 11.61
or
8.41
1.S3
3.03
'. Thle advertise! list of delinquent
taxc for the jfar 1011 U !n pursuance
of an act of t! into Legislature,
which la e;Ml)jd.d In Chapter 27. of
- the C. :icr.il Laws of the 1911 Session.
Vhe Uses on the fallow Ins adver
tised real vr.'i r!y b.fitif delinquent
on the 2d day of April. 1012. and are
subject to a penalty of 10 per ceut and
" Interest at t!ie r:ite of 12 per cent per
annum until they sh it! have been paid.
Any time a't-r th.' expiration of six
month! nftrr in? taxes rh.uaed ainlnst
the following renl property are delin
quent, the t'herl.T i authorized to Is
sue, to any ope n,ipl)irg therefor, a
certificate cf rt 'll'Kj.iency upon pay
ment of the t;txe, pe.i.i'.ty. tutereat and
cost of aderti.-iiv-.
' Certificate of d vvienry Fh.i!l bear
Interest from the i!:re of lssu nre until I
redeemed at a rue net exceeding 1j
per cent per annum.
Ad. mis. John K.. Wronia, lot 1.
bill. IS I .57
AInsworlh. J. C. lot I and SK'i
of NK'j. tv-c. 6. Tp. 4. R. 2.. 46.31
Allen, Ethel May, Georgetown,
lot 12. blk. 3 S2
, Ash lev e. Rumelin, bankers, SE
Of XE',. Sec 17. Tp. 3. R. 2.
Bacon, W. E., Columbia Park,
lot 13. blk. 4..:
Baker, Xhnrod F., care of Mor
ton Tompkins, St. Helms, lota
S and 9. blk. 73
Bee, Chas theirs. XE', of
NWiI of SW'j, See. S. Tp. 8,
R. 3 10 97
; B'aekford. W. W, Flippin's Sub.
! PIT. of Tichnor's 1st Add. to
Clatskanie. lots 7, S. 9 and 10,
! blk. 1 16.50
! Blomqulst, Christina, 10 acres In
SEi; of NE; 4, Sec. 21, Tp. 7.
. R. 2 13.33
Borg. Paul, PE; of SE'i. ex.
- amt, to chim :U and co. road,
Sec 25, Tp. 7, R. 3 12.70
' Boechler, John vheirs), lot b and
Wt,J of SW'i. and SE' of
NWji. Sec. 9. Tp. 6. R. 5 89.16
Bourne. J. K., E'J of SW;, Sec.
31, Tp. 7. K. 2 16.C7
Bovd, John. 20 acres in Terry
D. L. C. Sec. 6. Tp. 4. R. 1... 1S.C2
Boyle, L. H., care of Anna Payne
Tract In City of Houlton, Sec.
4. Tp. 4. R. 1 29.25
Brtggs, Ella E.. 5 acres In SW'J
of SWi',, Sec. 36. Tp. 5, R. I. . 6.18
Brink. J. L. and Viol i A, a tract
of land In N. Clatskanle, part
of blk. 9 1S.57
Bryant, Cecil M, 3 acres In Clat
skanle, Sec. 8, Tp. 7. It 4
Bryant, O. J. (heirs). lots 11 and
12, ex. amt. sold, Wagner's D.
U. C. Sec. 8. Tp. 7, R. 4:
Bryant's Add. fo N. Clatskanie,
, lots 15 and 16, blk. 1; Bryants
i Add. to N. Clatskanle, lots 4.
, 6 and 6. blk. 2: Bryant's Add.
to N. Clatskanle. lot 9, blk 3.
Bryant, O. J. (aeirs), care of
Henry Kratz, lots 9 and 10 la
Wagner's D. L. C. ex. amt.
-' sold. Sec. 8. p. 7. R. 4; lot 1.
'. ex. amt. sold. Sec. 8, Tp. 7,
R. 4 12.10
Bryant, Z. (heirs), Clatskanle,
lot 7, blk. 3
Busch, D. A., Dobbins' Add. to
Rainier, 50x75 ft. In lot 15..
Bergbom, A. (heirs), lots 1 and
1 and S'$ of NE'4. ex. timber,
Sec 6, Tp. 7, R. 3 16.83
Blsch. Victor, und. g Int. In
Nffi, Sec. 32. Tp. 5, R. 2 10.C3
Bisch, Blanch, und.. Int. In
NW, Sec 32, Tp. 5, R. 2 10.62
Bloeh, Bertha, lots 1, 2, 3 .md 4,
Sec 14, Tp. 8. R. 4 43.87
Blott. George theirs), E'i of
SWtf. Sec. 7. Tp. 3, R. 2 63.80
Board of School Trustees, part ef
lot 1 Sec. 22. Tp. 7, R. 2: 1"5
; acres In F. M. Warren D. L.
C, Sec. 23, Tp. 7, R. 2; 25 acres
In lot 1 and SW'i of SWy,
Sec. 23, Tp. 7, R. 2: water
; front on lot 1, Eec. 23, Tp. 7,
R. 2
S.50
4.93
.42
.92
10.93
Sec.
9.90
"Brettell. Enoch, SJ
Tp. 7, R. 5 10.32
Brown, J. J., S'", and E't of
SE'i. Sec. 16, T p. 4, R. 4 81.66
.Buoy, Win. H, S''t cf SE'i, Sec.
10. Tp. 4, R. 3 30.12
Ceccato, Bortola, Ceccato, G!u-
aeppi. Ceccato, Giovanl, and
Bolter. Allesandro, SE4 of N
WV, and WH of XW'H of
NEVi. except X 20 feet of SB
U of SWVi, Sec. 35, Tp, 5, R. 2
Chambers, C. A., SWi of SW'4.
Sec. 20, Tp. 7, R. 2 13.27
Combs, Leslie H. and I. B..
Georgetown, lots 4 and 5. blk. 8 8.13
Combs, L. H., a tract of land In
Houlton, Sec. 4. Tp. 4. R. 1... 13.00
Cook, Charles, 1st Add. to Clat
skanle, lots 6 and 7, blk. 7...
Cox, E. F. and Birdie. 50x100 ft.
In Houlton, Sec. 4. Tp. 4. R. 1
Craig, Roy, St. Helens, lot 17,
blk. 32
Crouae. Perley C, 200x209 feet In
Houlton, Sec. 4, Tp. 4, R. 1 . . .
Crouse, C. B. and P. C. 26.83
acres In Houlton, ex. amt. sold.
Sec. 4, Tp. 4, R. 1 120.09
Crouse, I M., St. Helens, lots 8,
9, 10, 13, 14 and 15, blk. 105..
Carraack, H. C. SW'J of SE'i,
See. 6, Tp. 5, R. S
Carroll, John F., care of Henry
Kratl, Bryants Add. to N.
Clatskanle, lots 1, 2 and 3,
blk, 6
Carroll, James M., care of Henry
Krats, 2y, acres In Sec. 8, Tp.
7. R. 4
Cleeton, T. J., Mllini?er's Add. to
Vernonia, und. 2 Int. In lots
, 1 to 12 Inc., blk.' 20
' Cleveland, Mrs. M. E., Second
Add. to Veronla, lots 9, 10 and
11, blk. 13
Clinton, Ella J., First Add. to
Verona, lots 9, 10, 11 and 12,
blk. 1
Columbia County Investment Co.,
Beaver Homes Tract, lot 70;
Beaver Homes Tract, lot 80:
Beaver Homes Tract, part of
lot 109 11.7
Colson, Cornelia, Rainier, lot 3,
blk., 13 ..r 6.20
Cook, W. J., N'X of SKK, Sec,
10, Tp. 4, R. 3 43.94
DIppold, Dove E., Tichnor's Sec
ond Add. to Clatskanle, lot
30.' blk. 2
Disney, Rachel M.f St. Helens,
lot 6, blk. 75
Doan, -J. II. and J. H., Blanch
ard't Add. to Rainier, lots 1, 2,
8, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12,
blk. 11 79.18
Downing, Nets, Rainier, lots 1.
blk. 25 20.33
Dupont, L. and M. J., care of S.
Z. Weigle, St. Helens, lot ,
blk. 16
Danloln, W. B., Columbia City,
lota 3, 4 and 5, blk. 21
Davie,. Lew, 1st Add. to Colum
bia CU7, part of lot 10
DLashmutt, Marie, und. Int.
In NW'i, Sec. 32, Tp. 6, R. 2. 10.G3
Del rick, h. L., Verona, lot 1 and
part of lots C, 7, 8, 9 and 10,
blk. 3
Doerlng. Anton. -Wi of NWtJ
and NW14 of SWtf, Sec 15,
Tp. I, R. t; SW-i of 8Wtf,
7.97
.80
C.41
6.50
9.56
2.30
CIS
3.44
1.3C
.71
.47
6.22
2.29
2.29
2.22
.17
118
Eastern Investment Co., Ltd.,
cara of M. J. Kinney, lota 1, I,
3 and 4, ex. timber. Sec 19,
Tp. 6. R. 1: EiJ of NW'J and
XKt of SWI.; Seo. 19. Tp. 5.
K. 1 38.94
Eastern Investment Co., Ltd.,
und. Int. In NWtJ. Seo. 33,
Tp. 6. R. Z; Clatskaule. lot 1.
blk. 1 86.34
Eckerson. R. I.. 60 acres in Si
of NWi:, Sec 4. Tp. 3, XL J.. 3.6J
Knqkniau. C. St of NWt and
EK of SW:.'x. timber. Sec.
20. Tp. T. R. 4 22.00
Everdlng A Karrell, let 2, Sec
21, Tp. 3. It. 1 3.22
Farnlns, Frank P., St. Helena,
lot 9, blk. 35 t 8.81
Fllppln. Gertrude, part of lots 5
and 6, Wafer's I). L. C, Sec
8. Tp. 7. It. 4 11.72
Fluhrer, Minnie (heirs). 54,) foet
of tide land li) Sec. 19, Tp. 8,
R. 3 26.13
Kowlor. C. C, care of W. Hunter,
Xeer City, lots 1 to 12 Inc., blk.
15; Xeer Citv, lots 1 to 12 Inc..
blk. IS; Xeer City, lots 4 to 9
inc.. blk. 19 5.50
Farrls, Chas. H.. Moeck's Add. to
Rainier, lot 7, blk. 32 29.44
Foster, R. W., Reuben, lot 4,
blk. 1 35
Foster. R. R. theirs), Reuben,
lot 7. blk. 6 47
Franey, Mary E., SE', Sec 8.
Tp. 6. R. 2 ' 20.00
Fuqua, Rose D.. 10 acres In Houl
ton. Sec. 5. Tp. 4. R. 1 21.12
Galileo. James C, S J of S'i of
SE4. Sec. 2. Tp. G, R. 3..' 9.72
Gamble. Archie, SE'i of SE;,
Sec 14. Tp. 7, R. 3 6.56
Georfre, Ely, a tract of land In
Deer Island. Sec. 8, Tp. 5, R. 1 .35
George, F. N. and Fannie, 30
acres In Achlllies. D. L. C, Sec.
7 and IS. Tp. 4. R. 1 16.28
Graham, Tilden, lt Add. to Clat
skanle, lot 5, blk. 6 20.92
Gustafson. Gust, EJ of XlC'i.
Sec. 8. Tp. 4. R. 4; Roses Add.
to Vernonia, lots II and 15,
blk. 5 26.02
Gibbons, Jacob. ' E 15 acres of
NEiJ of SW. Sec. 2(5, Tp. 6,
R. 5 6.33
Hains, Mrs. M. M., Clatskanle,
lot 3. R. 5 21.31
Hall, W. S.. Bryant's Add. to X.
Clatskanie, lots 3, 4 and 5, blk.
1 9 90
Hall, Walter and Cedate, 2 acres
In lot 2, Sec. 8. Tp. 7. R. 4... 6.19
Hanklns. H. W. B.. St.; of SWi
of SEi, See. i9. Tp. 7 blk. 2.. 4.20
Hanklns, A. B., XWiJ of SWif
of SEli Sec. i9, Tp. 7, R. 2... 13.13
Hanneman. Bernard (heirs), 1
acre in Sec. 12. Tp. 3. R. 2... 6.60
Hanson, Mike, Si; of XWU of
SE'f. Sec.34 Tp. 4. R. 2.'. 2.4S
McMllan. Georsje. and Harr, J. B.,
75x130 feet in Rainier, Sec. 16,
Tp. 7. R. 2 22.00
Harr. J. B.. Rain'er, lot 2, blk. 28 33.6C
Harris. Louisa, 42',xl01 feet la
Houlton. Sec. 4, Tp. 4, R. 1.. 59.32
Haycox, Mrs. Ella, a tract of land
In X. Clatskanie 9.62
Hendrlckson. Brox L., SW'tJ of
XEi. SE 01 XWi; and WtJ
of SE'i, Sec. 32. Tp. C. R. 5... 44.83
Hendrlckson, Ellas, SWjj of
SWiJ. Sec 7, Tp. 7, R. 4; 11
acres more or less in Sec IS,
Tp. 7. R. 4 32.32
Hlatt. Fred A. and Ada R., 1 1-3
acres In Sec. 9, Tp. 7, R. 4... 9.90
Holaday, Asa D.. care of H. Keys,
A. Holaday Orchards Tracts,
lots 45 and 40 4.71
Hughes. Edward H, Clatskanle,
SV, of lot 11, blk. 8 40.57
Hall. J. E., care of X. Clatskanle
Logging Co.. XWU of XE'i,
Sec. 9, Tp. 7. R. 4 12.23
Halbert, Cynfha (heirs), 50.27x
100 feet In Houlton, Sec. 4. Tp.
4. R. 1 2193
Hardy, Anthony, 12 acres more or
le33 In Sec. 13. Tp. 6, R. 2;
Si; of SWif and X'j of S-',
of SE'l. Sec. 11. Tp. C. R. 2.
E'J of SW14 of SEi, Sec. 10,
Tp. 6, R. 2; Reuben, lots 1, 2,
3. 5, 6, 7 and 8. blk 2; lots 1,
2. 3, 5. C. 7 and 8. blk. 2; lots
1, 2, 3, 4. 5. 6, 7 and 8, blk. 3;
lots 1, 3. 3, 4. 5, 6, 7 and 8.
blk. 4; lots 1, 2. 3. 4, 5, 6 and
8, blk. 5 52.40
Hayes, Allison, SWiJ of XW14 of
SXll, Sec. 30, Tp. S. R. 3;
SE'i of XE' of XE;i, Sec
25. Tp. 8, R. 4 6.97
Henrlcl, May, N. of 6 acres of lot
6. Sec. 27. Tp. 4. R. 1: lots 4
and 5. Sec. 32. Tp. 4. R. 1... 11.92
Holcomb, Frank, St. Helens, lots
20, 21 and 22, blk 44 22.73
Howard. Delia B.. S', of SV$
end S'J of ZKt. Sec 11, Tp.
4. R. 5 42.CC
Howard, Harry. 20 acres in Le-
mont D. L. C, Sec. 34, Tp. 5,
R. 1 92.25
HJana, John O., NW14, Sec. 28,
Tp. 8. R. 4 17.20
Joseph. Maggie. St. Helens, lot 3,
blk. 129 92
Jeffrey. J. A.. SW of SK'A,
Sec. 35, Tp. 4. K. 5 3.30
Jonasson. Benedict, Xeer City,
lots 1 to 12 inc.. blk. 7 1.10
Karvoneii, J. A. and A. A., care
of Henry Karvonen, S2 of
ex. timber, Sec 12. Tp.
7, R. 4: 5 acres In Sec 13, Tp.
7. R. 4 13.47
Keller. Minnie. Georgetown, lots
12 and S', of 11, b!k. 2 3.25
Kennedy, W., care of Lillle Steh-
mm. SE of NWi of XW',
Sec. 29, Tn. 7. R. 2 4.46
KIr.tner. I. W.. lilanchard's Add
to Rairl-r. lots 12. blk. 9.... 6.51
Kline. Chas. F.. Georgetown, lot
2. blk. 2 3.58
Kmotras, Antone, 5 acres In Sec.
35. Tp. 4. R. 2 4.9.
Kostrba. John and Caroline. 4 06
acres In Sec. 13. Tp. 3. R. 2.. .91
Kratz, Henry, land In city limits
of Clatskanle. Sec. 8. Tp. 7,
It. 4 131.24
Kratz, Henry and Maud, Bryr.nt'a
Add. to X. Clat-kanle, lots 1, 2,
3. 4 and 6. blk. 4 2.
Kratz. Maud A.. 1st Add. to
Clatskanle, 1, 2. 5 and 6. blk. 1 41.80
Keeney, Homer I., lot 0, and
SW'i of SW, ex. K. K. rlKht
of war, Sec. 4, Tp. 7. R. 5:
lots 7 and 8 and SV.'tt of
awtj, ex. 10.3 acres, Sec 6,
Tp. 7, R. 6; that part of lot
C, lying N. of A. A C. It. of
W., Sec 5, Tp. 7, R. C; SE'J,
Sec 8, Tp. 7, R. 5: XEJ,
Sec 17, Tp. 7, R. 6; SW. of
HW'A, Sec 9, Tp. 7, R. 6 107.42
Kinney, J. D. and M. r ., South
Clatrkanle, lots 7 and 8, blk. 1 22.00
Kinney, M. J., N', of B of
NEK Of N E 'i . HC 22. TP. 0.
R. 5 2.15
Koskes. Victor, Coble, lot 2, blk.
3 47
Leneacher. Fred. N' of NE'i of
BE', Sec 23, Tp. 6, R. 2 4.10
Leneacher. L. N., Coble, lot 13.
blk. 3 1.88
Lott, T. B. and A. J., rare of
Leopold Dupont. St. Helens,
lots 6 and C. blk. 5 S.S4
Lows, Elizabeth, (0x7$ feet, ft
Lowuian. U, W.. lots 1 and 2. x.
timber, and SvJ of NE'f. Sec
S. T. 6. U. 3: Ei of NW!i.
Sec 3. Tp. 6. R. 3 38.99
Lowuian. Wilson. N 70 acres of
Nt of SK'i, Sec 3. Tp. . U. 3 29.70
ijiju, w. s., et at., una. 00 int.
la 8lJ of SWti. Sec 11. Tp. 3.
It. 2: und. 6-6 Int. In Nw of
NWt. Sec 14, Tp. 3. It. 2... 32.71
Lace, Susan M., H acres In lot
13 In Bryant's D. L. C. Sec .
Tp. 7. R. 4 13.80
Lake. Dora B. (heirs). Georr-
town, lota and 10. blk. 3... 4.23
Lamberson. Cor F Georgetown,
lot 8. blk. 1 97
Lambert, A. W, Scappoosa Or
chard Tracts Xo. 3: Tracts
Nos. 1. 2. 7. 8. 9. 11. 13. 18
and 19 8.1S
Lawton, Victoria, und. j Int. In
XWij. Sec. 32. Tp. 5. It. 2.. 10.61
Little, Lucy M., S'j of SV;.
See. 8, Tp. 7, R. 3 ; X J of
NWi - ex. timber. Sec. 17, Tp.
7. It 3 24 08
Luck, Emma, und. Int. In
XWij. Sec. 32. Tp. 0. R. 2 10.61
Malcom. Olive J.. Dobbin's Add to
Rainier, lot 4, blk. 22 1.71
Merrell. Cressa. 1st Add. to Clats
kanle, lot 1, b'.k. 9 2.20
Merrell, Norman, 27.12 acres tide
land In Sec. 4. Tp. 6. R. 1: 200
acres In Sees. 4 and 5. Tp. 5, H.
1; X. 37 acres of XEi, of SK.
Sec. 1. Tp. 5. R. 2: nil cf that
part of SE'4 of tiiCi; lying S.
of A. ft C. right of way. Sec. 6.
Tp. 7. R. 4.; S. 23 acres of
XE' J of XE', Sec. 12. Tp. 5,
R. 2; E of NK' i. SW'i of
XE' ! aud'X' '. of SE'j". Sec. 21.
Tp. 7, R. 4: lot 7 and NWiJ of
NWi;. Sec 22, Tp. 7. R. 4;
Xeer City, lots 5 and C, blk. 2;
Columbia City. lot 2. blk. 20:
Clatskanle, und. H Int., lots
1. 2. 7 and 8. blk. 4; Clat
skanle, lots 7 and S. blk, 5 261.44
Merrell, Edith It., lots 2. 3 and
8 in Bryant's D. L. C. Sec
8. Tp. 7. R. 4: lots 4, 17 and
22. Wagner's D. L. C, Sec. 8.
Tp. 7. R. 4; part of lot 5 In
Wagner's D. L. C Sec 8, Tp.
7. R. 4: a tract of land In Sec
8. Tp. 7, R. 4: Bryant's Add to
X. Clatskanle, lots 1 and 2, blk.
3; 1st Add. to Clatskanle, lots
3 and 4. blk. 1; S. Clatskanie,
lot 4, blk. 1 79.47
Miller, H. W.. R. R. Add. to St.
Helen's, lots 7 and 8, blk 9.. 18.30
Moeck, Geo. P.. care of Ed Mc
intosh. Moeck s 2nd Add.- to
Rainier, lot 3. blk. E 6.98
Care of N. F. Lambert. Moeck's
2nd Add. to Rainier, lot 8,
blk. E 295
Care of W. J. Muckle. Moeck's
2nd Add. to Rainier, lot 10.
block E 2.9M
Monner. John, SE'4 of SE.
Sec. 29, Tp. 7. 11. 5 4 20
Morean. James M.. Mowk's Add.
to Rainier, lot 3. blk. 39 23.40
Morgan. J. L.. 100x22 feet In
Sec 12, Tp. 3. R. 2 6.68
Mover, Win. D.. E', of SW'i
of NEK. Sec 35. Tp. 5. R. 2.. 4.95
Muckle, Chas., care of R. L. Far
rls, Moeck's Add. to Rainier,
lot 1, blk. 32 30.23
Care of J. II. Collins, SL Hel
ens, lot 14. blk. 59 2.75
Muckle, Edgar, Moeck's 2nd Add.
to Rainier, lot 12. blk. A... 16.26
Murray, Ceorgle A., X. Clats
kanie, blk. 7 and part of
blk. 6 19 94
Marquam. Julia, 2nd Add. to Ver
nonia, lots 2. 3 and 4. blk. 13 .70
Merrltt, Corlles, Spltzenberg,
WK of lots 9 and 10. blk. 6.. .17
Merrill. Mrs. Ann, care of N.
Clatskanle Logging Co., NK.
of XWij and SWK of XW'J,
ex. 4.73 acres. Sec. 9, Tp. 7,
R. 4 28.18
Montgomery. John I., Ft. Helens,
lots 12 and 18. blk. 30 22.41
Murray. Gus, 73 33 acres In Sec.
IS. Tp. 7, R. 2 13.20
MrCinivany. Nellie, lot 1 and
SW'i of SW'i. Sec 10, Tp. 7,
R. 4: Clatskanie, lot 8, blk. 3. 67.33
McKay, Doiurbs, 13.91 acres In
McKay's D. L. C, Sec. 1, Tp.
3. R. 2 12.38
McKee, J. D. and Xellle, 4 acres
in See. 13, Tp. 4. K. Z 3
McKce, J. D.. 6 acres In Sec. 13,
To. 4. R. 2 : 9.48
McArthur, H.. K', of XWij and
SWK of XWK, Sec. 29, Tp. S,
R. 1 174 24
Xorgren. S. P., and Fluhrer, F.,
care of N. f lats. I.og. Co., E'i
of SK'i. Sec 9. Tp. 7, R. 4;
SK of NW;;, Sec 10, Tp. 7,
R 4 14.72
Nicholas, Kate, St. Helens, lota
1 and 2. blk 97 Z.I4
Nicholas. H. B.. care of J. K.
Doekery. St. Helens, lots 18
and 17. blk. 105 1.53
Nicholas. H. B., St. Helens, lot
16 and 17. blk. 137 183
Noble, H. E., ft", of SE'J. Sec
13. Tn. 7. R. 5; WK. of NEK,,
Sec 24. Tp. 7, R. 5 10.32
Nordby. T. W.. care of C. Carl
son, 30 acres In SWK,, Sec 33,
Tn. 8. R. 3 612
N. P. R. R. Co., care of El wood
t Snow, NWK, of SE4, Sec
11. Tp. 5. R. 5 2 58
O'Connor, Emma. 9 22 acres In
McKay D. L. C, Sec 1, Tp. 3,
R. 2 11-63
Olsen. John. WK. of NEK,, Sec
8. Tp. 7, R. 5 14.55
O'Nell, Wavle, Georgetown, lot
0. blk. 8 8.13
Olmstead, Leona A., SK'i of
SEK. Sec 22, Tp. 7, R. 2 13.54
Oppenmelmer. J. L. ft Co., East
Side Add. to Vernonia, lots 0
and 7. blk. 16 2.21
Parcher, Alice. SvJ of SWK, of
SEK. I'. Tp. 7, R. 3; S,
of NW of NEK, Sec 11, Tp.
7. R. 3 27.68
Parker, Eliza, lot 1 and SK'i of
NWK. Sec 30, Tp. 7, R. 2 20.63
Player, Adolph, SWK. of SK'i
and SK'i of HW'J, Sec 29,
Tp. 7, R. S; 3.73 acres In Sec
8. Tp. 7. R. 4 10.96
Prescott. Aland. 1-3 acre In Houl-
' ton. Sec 5. Tp. 4. R. 1 18.C8
Prlngle, Wm., enre of B. F. Lane,
Vernonia, lots 9 and 10, blk. 7 1.18
Parmely, Lulu E., Columbia
Park, lot 5. blk. 4; at. Helens,
lots 6 and 17, blk. 30 5.80
Parson, Frances, Moeck's Add. to
Rainier, lot 6, blk. 43 60.C5
Paul, J. (heirs), H', of BEvf
and NEK. or SEK and SEK,
of NEK. Sec. 25. Tp. 6. R. 5.. 12.81
Ragan, Harry, St. Helens, frac
tional parts of lots 5 and 0,
blk. 130 4.88
Rice. F. P.. NK of SEK, ex. 5
acres, Sec 24, Tp. 7, R. 3 15.00
Richardson, D. W., care of C.
Hencken. 10 acres In WK of
NWK. 8c 32, Tp. 7. R. 4.... 1.88
Richardson. P. W., NEK, and
NK of SE'4, Sec 31, Tp. 7, R.
4; W 14 of NWK, ex. 10 acres,
See. J2, Tp. 7, R. 4: SW'4 of
SWK. ex. 20 acres. Sec. 32. Tp.
7, R. 4 ' 47.80
Roberts, K D. and O. C, Scan
poos Orchard Tracts No. I;
471
748
1 S3
.61
.61
1.33
.61
.61
1.07
1.07
.77
.61
1.33
.92
.93
1.07
1 84
184
Tracts Nos. 5. 6. 1. 15 '
Rixlegab, C. A.. St. Helens, lots
3. 4. 6. 18. 19 and 29. blk 93..
Ross Harold 1'., Columbia Park.
lot 20. blk. 1
Ruddlman. A. D. and E.. 21 acres
Itl SWK of NVM4. Sec 28. Tp.
6, R. 4 ; 19 50
Sago, J. A.. IVer Island. lots 1
and 3. blk. 3 60
Soappoos l.br. Co , 4 acres lu
Sec 13. Tp. 3. blk. 2 53-93
Simon. Oscar, Clov -r Hill, lot 16,
blk. 3 19
Smith. Donald. 3 acre iu Sec
13. Tp. 3. Ink. 2 4
Smith, Itenton T., tiOxlSO feet In
Raluler 511
Smith. Chas. C. and D. M-,
Georgetown, lota 2, 3, 4, &
blk. 7 13 5S
Spencer, MdHnald. Rainier, lot
3, block 8 13 91
Stehnmn. J. E. and E. E.. 11
acres In Sec 1. Tp. . R. 3... 144
Stehnmn. Mary, Moeck's Add. to
Ralul.r, lot 9. blk. 32 1S.60
Stehnian. Walter . ., 40 acres In
Seo. 31, Tp. 7, It. 2: Moeck's
Add. to Rainier, lots 7 and 8
bill. 37 57.73
Stehmaii. J. I'., lots 3 and 4, ex.
M acres. Sec 1. Tp. 6, It. 3... 13.53
Steven. Wlnfleld and Edna, frac
tional SWK of SW'i,, ex. right
of way. Sec 31. Tp. 5. It. 1... 26.90
St. Helens Improvement Co.,
Railroad Add. to St. Helena,
lot 1, blk. 4
Care of John Slater, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 13, blk.
4
Care of John Fold.it. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lots 1 and
2. blk. 5
Care of Ole Nelson, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 3,
blk. 5
Cnre of Paul Denere. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 6.
blk. 5
Care of Slenard Mlchelson,
Railroad Add. to St. Helens,
lots 10 and 17. blk. 5
Care of Oscar C. Osland. Rall
rond Add. to St. Helens, lots
U and 16. blk. 5
Care Frank Mnlmlierg. Rail
road Add. to St. Helens, lot
21, blk. 5 46
Care of S. C. Morton. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 5, blk. 6
Care of Chas. Montis. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 2.1.
blk. 6
Cars of Xazeba Shnlhoub.
Railroad Add. to St. Heleus,
lots 23 and 20. blk. 6
Care Chas. Marra, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 10,
blk. 7
Cars W. G. Eklund. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 15 and
16. blk. 7
Cure Alice M. Stout, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 3. blk. 9
Care of Columbia County
Bank. Rail rot d Add. to St. Hel
ens, lot 6. blk. 1')
Care of T. G. Samuel, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lots 13 and
It, blk. 10
Care of Andrea Vltlnlotes,
Railroad Add. to St. Helens.
lots 22 and 23. blk. 10
Care of f. W. Parson, Rail
road Add. to St. Helens, lot 21,
blk. 10
Care of S. C. Morton. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 4, blk.
11 .
Care of Wm Stout. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, blk. 12...
Stuart. F., 150 acre. Sec. 13. Tp.
6, R. 2
Swanson, Oscar W., 20 acres in
Sec. 19. Tp. 4. R. 1, Sec 24
Tp. 4, R. 2
Sandstrom, John, lot 3 and S',
of NEtf, ex. 82 acres. Sec. 33,
Tp. 8. R. 5: lots 1 and 2, Sec.
35, Tp. 8. R. o 10.77
Savage. Thos. J., lot 4 In Sec
30, Tp. 7, R. 4
Savage. Carrie E., Lot 2, Sec. 3,
Tp. 6. R. 5
Shipley, Elmer, 2nd Add. to Ver
nonia, lot 8, blk. 13
Shorb, J. F.. 2nd Add. to Ver
nonia. lot 9, blk. 4
Simmons. Chas. W., SW'i of
SW'i. Sec. 28, Tp. 7. R. 5...
Smith, Ann, Roses Add. to Ver
nonia, lot 2, .k. 8
Stenerson, Lydlan. 13;, J acres In
Sec. 5, Tp. 7. R. 3
Stilson, Mathilda, und. K Int. In
NWK. Sec 32, Tp. 5, R. 2....
Swank, It., NEK of SE'J of
SE', Sec 10, Tp. 4, R. 2;
Spltzenberg. E'i of lot 13,
blk. 3
Swank, Frances M., SEK of
SE'f of SE;i, Sec 16, Tp. 4.
R. 2
Taylor, Millie, lots 1 and 2 In
Sec 13. Tp. 8. R. 4: SE'J of
FE' and lots 5, and 7, Sec.
14. Tp. 8, R. 4: lot 1. Sec. 23,
Tp. 8. R. 4; lots 1 and 2, Sec
24. Tp. 8. ... 4 97.17
Thayer. C. O., 134 acres, Sec 22.
Tp. 7. R. 2; 129 acres. Sec. 23,
Tp. 7, R. 2 61.02
Thomas, Florence E.. 8 acres In
W'yi of SW't. Sec 21, Tp. 7,
R. 2: Ralnlex lots 5 and 6,
blk. 14 66.70
Thomas, U 8.. Rainier, lots 1
and 2, blk. 14: 220x300 feet In
Rainier, Sec 16. Tp. 7, R. 2.. 65.10
Thompson, M. J., 1 0x100 feet In
Houlton. Sec 4. Tp. 4, It. 1... 22.73
Turner, Jnmes W., 20 ncres In
Sec 1, Tp. 7. R. 4 K. . 8.39
Turner, W. J., Esto, lots 3, 4.
5 and 6, blk. 3 31.28
Tuscher, Fred, lots 5, 6 and 7,
Sec 20, Tp. 7, R. Z 13.36
Thayer, E. 8., 73x800 feet In lots
1 and 2, Sec 23, Tp. 7, R. Z:
73xl2r,0 feet tn ots 2 and 3,
Sec 23. Tn. 7. R. 2 20.27
Thayer. D. O., a tract of land la
Warren D. L. C Sec. 23, Tp.
7. R. 2 1.67
Tuomlnrn. Nestor, 1st Add to
Clatskanle, lot 8, blk. 7 13.75
Turban, If. P., N'' of SWi of
SK',. Sec 17. Tp. 4. R. 2;
Spltzenberg, lots 9 and 10, blk.
4 4 95
Tys.klewlcz, Hannnh, St. Helens,
lots 1, Z. 3. 20, zi. zz, ana hz-s
of lots 4 and 19, blk. 33 25 62
St. Helens, lot 7, blk. 35 1.07
St. Helens, lots 14, 15 and 16,
blk. 40 2 28
Ulmen, John, car of Alice Rode
geb, 1 acre In Broyles D. I
C. Sec 6, Tp. 4, R. 1 4.86
Unknown, NWK, of SWK,, Bee.
20, Tp. 5, R. 4 11.41
Unknown. EK of SEK. Sec. 27.
To. 6. R, 4 82.43
Unknown. 8K of NEK. Sec 11,
Tp. 6. R. 2 1) 0"
Unknown, 8 acres In Sec 12, Tp.
3. R. 2 11-65
Unknown, a tract of land In Bee
12, Tp. . R. 2
Unknown, Columbia City, lot 11,
blk. 2
Unknown, Columbia City, tide
land fronting lot 6, blk. 1...,
Unknown, Columbia City, tlda
lands fronting lot 6, blk. 1....
Unknown, Columbia City, fid
land fronting N. 60 feet on "J"
street
Unknown, Georgetown, lot 11,
1473
2 45
1960
26.13
.23
Unknown. Rose Add. to er
nonlu, lot H. blk. 8. . '"
Vanover. Lout. Neer I Ujr. lot 9,
blk ft . .
Voxbcrg. K.' k.! Ei of SE'l and
NW'ii of NK' ;. ex. timber, Hoc
14. TP. 5. R. 3; W', '."
timber. Sec 13. 1 1. 6. '
SEK, ex. timber. Sec 9. 1p. .
K. 3: und. K Int. In UK-', of
SWK. S'i of SK' J and NK'
of Sli'i. ex. tlui'H'r. See. 13. Tp.
g n j
Weigle. ti W and S. Z . St. Hel
ens. Ms 6. 7. 8. U. H d
blk. 16 ;,"' 4575
Wick. Rudolph and Eva. Blanch-
ard's Add. to iiamior, ii
Mir 1
Womnck. W. K care of . M.
lllrtr.el, lllanchard's Add. to
Rainier, lot 9 and 10. blk. 15.
Wood. Annie K., rare of N. Clat.
I.og. Co . SK'i of NWi J an I
SW'i of NK'i. Sec 9. Tp. 7.
R. 4 ; 7
Woodlau. John theirs). Clat
skanle. lots 1 ant. 2. blk. 6....
Ward. J. K., Vernonia. und. t
In lilt ft hU. 10
Welst. John, Soappoose. lot 1.
blk. 5 10 73
West Shore l.br. Co., ', of S' ,
of SKK of S. ' ; and S' ; of
S'jof SW.; tfK.l.NK' ,. M.
10 acre. S.v. 22. 1 p. 7. It. 2.. 9. 93
Wlckham. John F.. SV'4 and
WK of NWiJ. Sec 10. T. 6.
R. 5
Wlckham. Perry II.. SK'i and
Hi; of NW'i, Sec 10. T. 5.
R. 5 ; ,s "
Williamson, Nellie A., SK' 4 of
SWK. Lot 4 and W. 20 acres
of Lot 3. Sec IS, Tp. 7. . 3... 15 93
Wilson-Case Lumber Co., N W 14
timber only. Sec, 10. Tp. 7. It 2. 61.73
Wlthlngton. (1. !C, Trusiee, tioble,
Lot 3. Block 5 68
Wood. Caleb (Heirs). Columbia
Cliv. und. ' ; Int. In Lot 3 and
6. Block 2' "8
Zlesman. Max J W' ; of SK'i of
SK'i. Sec 1. Tp. 3. R 2 H 83
Zlesmnn. Julius. NK' ; ex-County
road. Sec. 4. T. 3. It. 2 31 90
Zlglor. A. C. (Heirs). NVcr City.
lxJl 1. 2 and 3. Block 9 2 20
The several amounts In the forego
Ing list are of taxes only and DO NOT
Include penalty .i per cent) Interest
(12 per cent annum), or cost of ad
vertising which Is Hoc for each line or
fractional line thereof.
A. E. THOMPSON,
Sheriff and Tax Collector,
Columbia County, Or.
uj-
r
1 l .
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v.u - re w r
QUARTET OF OLD FAVORITES
Trias Plantation Recipes Long Hav
Had th Indorsement of
Houaewlvss.
87.5
30.52
Never Fall I-emon Pie For two
pies, heaping cupful of sugar, heaping
tablespoon of cornstarch, 1',-i cupfuls
of boiling water, juice and grated rind
of lemon, beaten yolks of four egxt,
lump of butter the size of a walnut.
For the mertngtjo use th stiffly beat-
J en w hiles of th eggs with four table
92 spoons of sugar and a dash of flavor
ing.
Blu Ribbon Sponge Cake Hav
77 all Ingredients ready before starting
I as delay Is ruinous to sponge rake.
7 .Remember that everything depends on
the mixing. Beat whites of four
eggs till quite smooth; add beaten
yolks, fokl In two cup of sugar, thre
cooking spoonfuls of water and lastly
two level cups of flour with thre
level teaspoons of baking powder.
Bake In a moderate oven.
White Fruit Cake Cup of butter.
v v mi n.iKfii, 11111 111 iwwi num.
20 2'4 oops of flour, whites of seven
j eggs, two level teaspoon of baking
29 powder, pound each of rnlslns. figs,
almonds, half pound citron sliced thin.
24 . teaspoon lemon extract, cup grated
jcocoanut. Bake (wo hour In a slow
12 oven.
Spanish Salad Cut the content of
can of pimentos In long strip. With
scissors cut fin the tender part of a
stalk of celery and strip cup of
olives from eeds. Serve with oil
mayonnaise on crisp lettuce leaves.
1 68
.47
4.10
10.62
1.82
1X5
VERY FINE LUNCHEON SALAD
Combination Both Appetizing and Nu
tritious, ef Fruit. Vegetables,
Eggs and CHeese.
As there Is no dish more appetizing
than salad for an afternoon luncheon,
the following recipe may be gladly
followed 'by girls when making up a
luncheon menu. Tak on rip. Juicy
orange; on large, ripe banana; on
mellow, yellow apple; cue mellow
pear; thr large, perfect fig; on
whit, crisp stalk of young celery; a
medium-sited pier of American
cheese (must be old and crumbling),
two hard boiled egg. Cut each Into
small fleces, grating th chees.
When all hsv been well mixed to
gether with wooden spoon In a
wooden bowl, pour over th whol th
Julc of two lemons, twlr th quan
tity of olive oil, a hit af mustard and
salt, which hav been beaten together
till thick. Put Into mason Jar, cover
tightly and pine In the Ice box. When
thoroughly chilled, put two spoonfuls
Upon crlsn white lettuce lf.nr on a
small salad plat and serve with thin
slices of bread and butter. This, with
a cup of rich chocolate, makes an ap
petizing combination for luncheon. It
may ba followed bj an Ice or whipped
cream and sponge cake.
.23
Light Bread.
Sav a piece of dough about th six
of a teacup. Set It away till you get
ready to bake next time, then break
It up In on quart warm watr, add
one-half cake of yeast foam; l't stand
one-half day, then mash four boiled po
tatoes In th evening, dd potatoes to
potato water; mix them with yeat
and dough; add one-half cup of sugar,
on heaping tablespoon of salt and
enough flour to make thick past;
let stand till morning, th-n add on
quart warm water, mix stiff as you
can. Let rise twice, mix out In loaves,
let rise. Then bake This makes sli
loaves.
Fried Eggplant.
Peel a good sired epgplant. Cut It
j into slices of a quarter of an Inch.
.66 Dust with salt and pepper; dip In
I beaten egg; roll In bread crumbs and
.75 saut In very hot fat. When theyar
brown on on side turn and brown on
.99 th other. Pry on brown paper. Egg
plant may be fried In deep fnt, pro-
I vldlng th slices are cut tMn. then
.98 Into halves and well cover! "Ui egg
land bread crumts.
THE most curious thing about
Haiti Is thai It has mangd to
esrup Au vrlran attention all
this tlm. Everybody know
Cuba, or knowa all about Cuba,
uixl door on th wU and Porto
Itlco, aero th Mona paasag east
ward. Hut If you happen to meutlon
th fart that you have been spending
th tntr In Haiti, most peopl M
remain a little vgu lu heir in I ml,
wrli Gorg Marvin, lu Harper's
Werkly.
gull naturally. In Inver ratio to
the lack of know lodge about Haiti,
vkIIi the misinformation about th
Black republic If on were to bellv
half lb ttorln heard In Wot Indian
purl or on th tvmr that ply bo
Iwern thrm, on could only approarh
th Haitian coait llh th mingled
emollou of a mlolonary aud a sui
cide. But geographically Haiti I not re
mote plao.. Th (amrs stop tber
regularly Oerman. French. Kngllah.
American and th puffy llttl SpanUh
boats from Cuba A French cabl. ry
uaofut In th Spanlah American war,
connoct Nw York with th rap. Hut
llrltlah capital, which ha developed
Jamaica, Cuba. Ttluldad. Barbados and
other Caribbean land Ira fertile, has
never sought luvealmnnt In Haiti. Th
Uulied Fruit company, who fleet
from Cot Kirs and Jamaica slrsin by
through th Windward paR. never
rail at th port cf th laland which
I said to be Hi moat fertile if th
lireater Anllllr. Th Canadian banks
which hav within the pat decide
pread throughout the Weat Indies,
gradually overcoming Spanish Ameri
can opposition by their mor liberal
terms and sounder finance, hav passed
over Haiti. Trt this Is sn Insular gov
ernment which, whatever Its other
shortcomlnga, has nver defaulted In
Its direct obligations and has, more
over, recently undertaken a railroad
enterprise, th completion of which
contemplate th etprndltur of 10
million of borrowed dollar.
Ne Policy Adoped.
This reluctance, hitherto, of ex
ploitive capital cannot b altogether
attributable lo unliable government,
for right nnt door San !omlngo has
Indulged herself In CO general revolu
tions, hll tempers! Haiti has con
fined herself to ten. Veneiuels. Co
lombia and tli lalhmlan lurk of gov
ernmer.l hsv been more rmiRtltutlon
ally dissipated than th Ulaik repub
lic And yet every on of the Span
lah American territories ha hern ex
ploited by foreign capital, liar preju
dice is th other ( bvloue anawer, a
race prejudice operative In two ways;
In th probable !taKnlam of th na
tive blacks to white Intrusion, and In
the unallllngnea of whit colonial to
place ihenxrlvr on an equality with
the black owners of th soil or sub
ject themsclve to negro authority.
Now th particularly Interesting thing
about Haiti at th present moment I
that these two deterrent ar being re
duced td a minimum I. ., a new gov
ernment, almost unlveraally admitted
to be th n.oat enlightened and com
I tent In Haitian history, has adopted
and put Into motion a prngreaalv pol
icy In th working out of which th
matter of rar prejudice Is already Do
ing thoroughly tealed.
Th nw government of Clnclnnato
Lecont, which auperaeded that of An
loin Simon by th revolution of Jun.
1911, has adopted an ambitious pro
gram and started Its regime on a nigh
plane. Whether or not It ran carry
out that program on th sam high
plane all precedent makes very doubt
ful, but It la generally admitted that
this la by far th ablest, and, tn Its
month of office, ha proved th clean
est government Haiti ha had In 30
yar. On very hand, from foreign
er and natives alike, you hear expres
sion of confidence in Lecont nnd his
ministry, and th beat poaalbl ground
for this confidence Is found In th fart
that during the Ant two month of th
present regime the rustoms receipts,
whicn constitute) rourfir hs of th In
com of th country, exceeded th en
tire revenue from th sam lourc
during th preceding year under Si
mon. By far th most Important measure
to which th government Is commit
ted Is the American railroad now In
routs of construction. This Is on of
th most Important projects ever un
dertaken In th West Indies nd ranks
with Sir Wllllnm Van Home's railway
In Cub. When completed (he Una will
b 250 miles In length, Joining all th
mor Important cities of th country
and bringing th most ferlll agricul
tural districts of th Interior Into di
rect conrxictlon with th chief sea
ports. In addition to (his comprehensive
railway development project, th new
government has either Inherited from
th Rlmon regtm. or undertaken 00
Its own account, an Irrigation schetn
to reclaim th rich plain of th Cul d
Rao around Port au-Prlnc and th dry
lands near Aux Cayes, and has let
municipal contract for th paving of
streets In th capital. Both of these
concessions ar held -by Americana
and both ar now operativ. To carry
out the. and other Improvements,
uch a Uctrio light and powr plants
t&4 a reorganisation of the currency,
lb government muat borrow Boa
abroad, against which it hM JZ
tar.glbl to hypothecs), but th n?
torn and Internal rsveauet, tltnh
wl pledged to pay f, prerlotti ha
ln loans, th dtaa'patloa of
Ooo. and th annual budget IU
h.neln Ilea on of everl formld.W,
dUfirutt!, which Lecont, n4 hl,,
ltry" muat overcome In carrying m
Ihsdr progreaalve program.
-Graft- Deep Stated.
Another of three dimcullle U t
uy.iru iniiKUtlun of "grift"
Haitian pollllca. It I hardly
to observe that this develops,,,,, g
popuiar government 1 not cunBned k
Haiti, but there It pr,rtw ka
ueeq more an eaaentlal this ti ti
d.nt of office -holding. This cmsi.
of affair has naturally bean attractraj
10 roreign exploiters who. by 1 Dalai
ly satisfactory agreement, divide 1
"margin" on nearly every anlrW
chased abroad, from eWctrtciig
duiui 10 grand stamla and Junk Bet
war. Th few drtructor of Ua pas
em government say It la ImpoulbU,
at lea at Incrcdlbla, that It hxil4 m
tlnu long on It present plane. TI
say that It cannot hold It chief
ordinate, such, for example, it tk
eml Independent IMegue. i rabel g
Ave men. each In rharg of one) lb
flv geographical department. r.
out. at th least, connivance it ems
official emolutrenta; (hat ao forng
capital or enterprise ran hopsUsiaj
an entry without clearing thevij
forehand by liberal graUflcitlou ai
Anally that, even if s aurraoM
lempt Is mad to ailmlntitrti tk
country on a "non graft" bails, Ut
guated offte holders would soos a
bin with offlr seeker to oast
teuiiah and non-practical a r!
Whatever economic srfd Bolltkala
terest Haiti msy hats. It la sail a
ordinal In th mind of th tnx?
to th delight which be findi Ik
beauty of th Haitian landscare, 0)
plctureaqueness of It people, h) t
flrat plac It I a never-eedlni
prl to And In tropic Utltode
many different kind of toontry. Try
to Imagine a vary mountainous skat
ao varying In altitude and ralaiiHai
In the resulting cllmat o :
Hon, that as you rid cro It Bet
Caribbean to Atlantle yJ r
through Bermuda, Arltona, th fc;
hills of the Bock lea. and Ursula)
ventlotial tropic reaembllnl lh .
luxuriant part of the nelgtiborlm ;
tlllea. Cuba and Porto Klco. rU:
as surprisingly varied Iksl T
sky line ar long nd high 4,
not at all Jogged and volcanic 0
day for companion on M k
pines and redars, and th .
riding north, by om UtltsW,
magic b whlaked a thooaaa S
south to follow a trail through ,
aud royal palms, dtx king low hid
clusters of bsnans.
Among tb lairs ihey told
ports and on tb steamer ibostBi,
only on did not prove sn
or a myth. It would b PVi
exaggerat th character cf
streets and highways. In th1
Haiti ther ar only two
they ar monopolised by th
Kxoept In Port au Prlnc. jroa
any on. or anything bjHni t
ported In a wheeled rAlck ,n
mortality statl.tlc of tb 1
must atand as a formidable W:
th thory of gTO-pra4 o"2
moat careful r.esrcb b J
strst.d tbst revolution I U
mo.t pr.val.nt P',. . '
trace of the anemia wWrl
Bpanlsb-Amrican and Cu WJJ
th tropic, and during -Jj
travel In th -''r,iB' J?
the Interior observed onlT " ,
of what might hsv.
A. for tb women of Haiti"
srr a aerarat fT
,Twb.t P.-.
,h.y outnumber th ",",flT
toon, but If you "J.ro'
m.. aft.r l"P" iSis
du.ty highway. '" "'
town, rou would .T
In Haiti at least on g
for.v.rym.n. By
,h. Haitian gentry
teura; they fritter g-
wh wiL
Th women of ,,nl" V lh, ,
.elv.. all h. Uni.
bu.lnca. of llf. KT7,nftg
Is .lire t daybreak h
Ing feet, and tb.
lowland, over their
mule or burro back, bul ,
foot. ..ch having n ,
head a. .he b.f 'i i
warn ow - . ffl. w
a panopiy o " nlt
mad golden now tT
ai..i fiaay.
" !T" sr.du.U-
I wnt 7.
that I rally enjoyed.
. at..
"What WM man .-gjl'
f.chool. On.grlJll
of chlck.n croq 000 t pi
view of the urtlncn!. ,
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