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THE ' OREGON DAILY Death Roll of the Northwest . - Elizabeth M. Khubftm. Dayton, Wash., Sept. . Another plo . Iieer. Mr. Kllaabath M. fclhuham. wlf o Jf. ). Hhuham, a harness manufacturer of Waltaburg, paaaed away yaatarday following an illnes of year, aged II years. LKin lind leer ex pert at. 101 funeral vti larval attended this morn Ing. The liev. Mr. Shaw of Walla Walla conduoted th aarvhsaa ami Intarmont In th Odd Jfallowa cemetery at wauauurg. -Born In New York eltr. Mr a. Bhuham crossed th plains to California with hr parents When a young lrl. Jn Ban Francisco aha married Mr. Shu hart In th early '70a the faro 1 1 Waltabura. Her huaband am dran Walter Shuham. eaahlar of tha First National bank of Waltaburg, and Miss Jioretice Bhuham of Waltaburg urviva mr. . ODD FELLOWS BUILD TJHIPLE AT OAKLAND Oakland, . Or., 0pt 0. Con tree l- or Wallaces haa commenced work on the construction of tha two story brick building being erected hv -the local lodae of Odd Fellows. Thla block win JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY' EVENING, SEPTEMBER 0. 1000. 15 !l"HaFS 110,000. and when completed will liandeom addition to the bualnasa The uptar storr of rr lodge eoat be a streets of Oakland, the building will be uaed halt, and the around floor Will ba filled up fur an opera kouae. . . "m ' i ' ' Tomorrow I Friday) la positively tha taat jy for niacotnit on weal aid lea bllia Read "Gas Tip." ' v ", Mr, i J. T. Bode, (Snael.! Dlanatrk to Tfc JearaalJ North Bend. Or.. Sept. . Mra. i. T, Bod died In tha cltv today after auf faring a ralanea - from typhoid fever. Eh waa tha wlfa of J. F.sBod. a promi nent sash and door manufacturer of Spokane, Waah., and waa her visiting at tna time aha waa taken ill. until re- rtntly Mra. Boda waa a resident of ortland, having moved there from thla city a year mo. a daughter,, u years of .ace,, and her. hue band survive her. The interment will occur at Marshfleld.. woneaay aiiarnoon. t. AT THE THEATBES Double Bill at Bungalow Tonight Tba International Grand Oners com- . pany will present a grand double bill . at tna .fUungalow theatre tonight AT in. irn I . "( 'avu ll.ri. U ... ' A , Leoneavailla "II Psailacct." Tomorrow . night Blast's "Carmen," Saturday after noon Y'rdl's . "JUa Traviata," Saturday mini a, grana triple Dili comprising "Kusucma-r agjiacci,". and Maacagni a . Uteat operatic suocesa "L'Amlco Frits." Beats are now selling at theatre for . toe entire engagement. . 8eat Sale Opens Tomorrow Tomorrow moraine at 10 o'clock 'at ,,, box office of the. Bungalow theatre, the advance aeat aaie win open for the great American comedy. "A Gentleman From ' Mississippi,", which will be the attraction at the above theatre for four nights, beginning next Sunday, Septem ber 12, with a special price matinee Wednesday. Jewel and Bowles at the Baker, Despite all weather conditions every performance of Izetta Jewel and Donald Bowles at the Baker this week is greeted wltha packed house, which strongly attests tha Immense popularity of ' those two clever people in tnls city. BaJomy Jane, in which they are making their rareweii txwa. is a oeautiiui pia. or early uai norma vy lien art will: continue all week with a matinee- Saturday. , - Great Laugh at the . Lyric. There's a great laugh at the Lyric this week, where the Athon , -players are presenting the famous farce comedy, A Kunaway Match." Ask some one who has been fortunate enough to see it. Matinee Saturday; every night this week. , You'll Hke the Lyric. ; i - . . ' Clever Stars at Pantages. t Edward Blondell is the headline at traction .at iPantages in "The Lost Bpy." Miss Dorothy Lamb and com- Sany are scoring u distinct hit In "A right With the Bed Men." George Teo mana Is one of the best monologulsts In vaudeville, while the Cohantsque act of Irene Leo and the Candy Kid, featuring I ,1 CONDENSED REPORT OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK , ' Submitted to the Comptroller of thj Currency ( ATTHE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, SEPTEMBER 1. 1909, , ' ASSETS . Losm snd discounts............. United States bonds at par Municipal snd railwsy bonds Bank builditg 125.000.00 Due from banks $2311,46017 Cash . . . .' ; 1,480,623.19 4,292,083.36 $4,854,238.30 754,000.00 988.351.50 Capital Surplus Undivided ptofits Circulation . . . . Dividends unpaid . . Due to banks Individual deposits . LIABILITIES $11,013,673.1(5 f. . ....... ..$ 500,000.00 500,000.00 148,645.89 ............a............ 485,900.00 , !.. 138.24 $2,384,996.24 ." 6,993,992.79 9,378,989.03 $11,013,673.16 Attest Correct: J. C. AINS,WOHTI, President N WEATllEll IiriOKT the youngest actress Very entertaining. In the world, Is Hippodrome Attraction at Pantages Direct from the Hippodrome of Lon don. Menetekel, or "The Mystery of Babylon,"-will appear as the topllne at traction on next weeic a dui at fan tages. This wonderful Illusion has com pleteVy baffled all explanation and set Europe agog In the past season. The western engagement is an extremely limited one. The Oaks. Big crowds at the Oaks every day Is The many new and startun tha rule. attractlona constantly being provide for the entertainment of visitors' are anrireclated. Desperado concludes hi engagement this week, and anybody who has not seen his marvelous act should take a run out to the park before Sun day. Building Permits. T. H. Johnson, two atory frame dwelling, Twenty-third street between . Knott and Brazee. S3500. Portland Railway, Light & Power Co., one story brick carbarn and shop. East fc) event n street between JLlnn and ca track. S55,t00. Mr. Stewart., two atory frame dwell Ing. East First street between Schuler and Hancock, 18400. I i George Bates, alterations and repairs three story brick store. Fourth street between Btark and Washington, J6000. P, Sweve, one story frame dwelling, Ivan street between Thirty-seventh and Thlrty-nlnih, 12000. H. Kuhn. one story, frame dwelling, East Seventeenth beteen Karl and Rhine. 11200; Mrs. O. Matthiesen, two story frame dwelling, Forty-seventh street between Braaee and .Wistaria, 20Q0. AE. Davis, one story- frame bunga low, Brooklyn, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth, $5000. . A. 8. Eldrldge. story and a half frame dwelling. Tabor Heights addition, East View avenue, corner Oilman, $1950. C. L. Bess, two story frame dwelling, Rod n ey , avenue between Highland ni Humboldt. $2000. Y. M. C. A.. ltanMnm on four storv hrick building. Fourth street tw'"i "m"'11 and Morrison, $1000. Moore8ftor'r n half frams dwelling. East Thirty-seventh between Grant and Lincoln. $1800. Statement of Condition of LADD & TILTON BANK September 1, 1909 RESOURCES Loan and. discounts $ 5,041,372.59 Overdrafts . 4 : 22,888.61 Bonds and stocks . ,,T 4,942,893.19 Bank premises , 75",000.00 Cash on hand and due from banks 4,195,694.35 Total .....$14,277,848.74 LIABILITIES Capital stock fully paid $ 1,000,000.00 Surplus and undivided profits... i 554,814.96 Demand deposits . . . '. $7,220,946.48 Time and savings deposits., 5,502,087.30 12,723,033.78 Total , $14,277,S48J4 OFFICERS W. M. LADD, President R. S. HOWARD Jr., Asst. Cashier. EDW. COOKINGHAM, V. Pres. J. W. LADD, Asst. Cashier. W. H. DUNCKLEY, Cashier. WALTER M. COOK, Asst. Cashier ervou&Pespoiitdent Meo Let Me Offer You My Certain, Quick Cure at My Own Risk Nervous Decline Debility, Failing Power, Weakness and many other; familiar terms are used to designate the one condition of an endless number of young and middle-aged men who are nervous wrecks' and invariably affected with the same symptoms' originating from a source brought about by such a train of -evils as youthful errors, resulting in un development, pelvic and private ailments which wreck the nervous systems and impair both body and brain. The man who has disregarded health by folly and later overindul gence, excesses and use of alcoholic liquors, continued ex posure, or even close confinement, overwork and worry, may have one or more of such detrimental symptoms as poor memory, nervousness, restless at night, no physical en durance, noticed by shortness of breath and exhaustion dur ing ordinary exercises, weak, aching back, and many other like indications of failing health and weakness. My method is a thorough and scientific course of treatment which acts at once upon the nerve forces, stopping all the bad effects of indiscretion apd replacing the worn-out and, run-down tis sues. It increases the weight with sound, healthy flesh and muscles that give strength; aid fills the brain and nerves ' with fresh vitality, building up the entire system and trans forming the sufferer into a type of complete manhood. Of the many "weaklings" who come to me with sunken eyes, weight greatly reduced from loss of flesh and Vnuscle, and drains upon the system, presenting the appearance of a man with one foot in the grave, I find no trouble in curine them. and when they leave my care they go on their journey of life full of hopes for a bright future. By the latest and best methods I cure, to remain cured, Nervousness, Blood Poison, Skin Diseases, Sores and Ulcers, Varicose or Knotted Veins, Kidney and Bladder Diseases, Rheumatism, Catarrh and Indigestion. I cover the entire field of Nervous, Blood and Skin Diseases, and cure to stay cured forever. i 1 If you take any treatment, why not get the best to be had anywhere? The best will cost you no more. For 31 years the St. Louis Medical Co. has been located at present address over 27 years longer than any" competitor in Portland. I have the most complete offices, and my practice is double that of any other specialist in Portland. My references are the best banks and a generation of cured men. My consultation and advice is always free, whether you take treatment or not. cannot call at office, write for self-examination blank. Many cases cured at home, hours 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. ; Sundays 10 to 12." All correspondence in plain envelopes. i. . - r . -1 , A J J Cines qa.ou io qo.ov per course. uuress ST. LOUIS MEDICAL CO., Inc. aaai tr Lin n u m m. -a tb -k. zjui lamniu ai. ruruana, ureqon llff.rni'a In nr.nura mt ...!,. . 'lively allfM ihla nimiilita lover lha ttnltrn half i.f il.a i-.,,.,,i,v l dlaiurbant-. nf v.rjr ui.i.lialn iwm Maainir eadward altuii ih. Hrlui hn i pt, aim an arra or ruur ml an arra of lr l'w tiri- aura ocsuplra tha Mlaalaalpvl valley an. I adjacent territory. Thla haa glvrn rain. In Colterally amall amnuma. Imm t. rat Ijakea to th. Uulf of U.tKu I Ther. haa alait ben llalit rain In norm. rn ArlaiMia; aiaewher. no rre lvliau.r of Importama la reporlafl. Th. tempera. i urea are twiuw aornial on ilia iiumin puaat, where mn are of ti I at It rraur la noted, and alao In lha northern part of tha lake reilon. It la Mmli C(Hler than Uanal In irluin. V. w i . loo and Colorado. In tha norlhweat tha lemperaturea aro normal nr aiMiearli above Tha preaaur. rtlatrlhutlon la ra orahla for fair weather In thla dlatrU t tonlht and Krlday, without markel temperatura ohanaa. exuetn that It nl prohabiy b. cooler In aouthura Idaho tonight. -Tamp.-, Baker OH v. Or. rimine. Waah. Holae. Idaho HoMion. Maaa. Buffalo. N. Y. l alro. ill Chlf-aao. Ill Clnrlnnatl. Ohio IVnver, Colo, LMvdce, Kana Oalveaton. Tex JackaonwJlI. Fla. I Kanaaa City. Mo. Iewlaton. Idaho Marahfleld. Or. Now York. N. Y. . North Head. Waah. fnoenlx. 4rl. PlttBDura-. Pa. Porateilo. Idaho t-ortiano, ur. Roaeburar. Or. BC Lou I a. Mo. Bait Lake. L tah. Ban Kranelaco, Cat. neattiA. waah. HlakJyou. Or. Spokane. Waah TatooBh ti Wash. Walla Walla. Waah. waamngton, 13. C. xeuowatone Park Max. , , ( , (4 M 71 DO 7 . II 7 M S H hi ti 71 74 t 4 10 7 7 14 7g 7 70 74 I a 8 80 70 Mln. DO It it 0 . 71 II HI M It 10 74 I 64 4 it 74 II tl -7 -St 7t 14 t 61 60 it tl It 10 41 Pracl r .0 .0 .0 .0 .19 .04 M .01 .0 . .21 .04 .19 .0 . .0 01 i .0 .01 . ..o .0 .0 .0 .0 .04 .0 ' . .6 NOT A DOLLAR NEED BE PAID UNTIL CURED. If you Office Medf- T00 LATE TO CLASSIFY HOME-MADR jelly, very raaaonabla prieea. 60 Mill at. MAltlUAGK LICENSES ; ' Athur ' T. Lowerr. 148 Eat Main atreet, 23. and Mra. Mary L. Hilt It. Charlea E. Walt. Portland. 21. and Ac nea H. Van Buae, 10. C. A. JarAilth. B2 Klrbr atreet. 17. and Allco Russell, 18. Alfred M. Mattley. 1SS North Sixth atreet, 24. and Hattie Amanda Nel- son, 20. . : Jamea Hemicy, Fourth and Alder atreeta. 42, and Julia R. Priest. 41. Delbert Howell. 248 Mill atreet. IS. and Lulu De Berco, 28. i. Claude Huffman, 134 North Ninth atreet. 22, and Nettie Hansen, 21. Charles A. Larson. 248 Bumslde atreet, 29, and Katherlne C. Van Duyn, . 30. , Ora B. Henaon. Tacoma. Wash.. 21. and Ada L. Eyler, 18. John Demetre. Chehalis. Waah.. 35 and Penelope Zoponlon, 29. '' Herman E. Starker, 182 North Four- . teenth street. 26. and Wanneta Mae - Phelps, 27. ' Oustaf Weater, 683 Commercial atreet, 25. and Thyra Stenholm. 21. , VV KDDIXO cards. W. Q. Smith & Co., . Washing-ton bldgr., corner 4th . and . Washington sta. t CLARKE BROS., florists; fine flowers and floral designs. 289 Morrison St. MAX M. SMITH, florist 160 6th St., op posite Meier & Frank's. Main 7216. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS PACIFIC Title Truat Co.. the leading abstractors. 204-5-6-7 Falling; bldg-. , Free tojfen. Dr. Taylor's $10,000 museum now open: admission free. 234 H Morrison at. lumbermens National Bank CORNER PIPTH AND STARK STATEMENT OF CONDITION AT CLOSE OF BUSI- NESS, SEPTEMBER -1, 190D , : RESOURCES Loans and discounts $1,394,662.74 Overdrafts 1,518.42 U. S. bonds to secure circulation 250,000.00 Other bonds and premiums 41,330.00 Real estate ... 800.00 Furniture and fixtures 28,165.67 Due from U. S. treasurer ; $ 12,500.00 Cash and due from banks. 689,797.19 702,297.19 LIABILITIES Capital . . : Surplus and undivided profits Circulation . . . Reserve for taxes . . . . Dividends unpaid . . $2,418,774.02 250,000.00 41,270.59 242,750.00 1,675.00 21.00 Deposits 1,883,057.43 $2,418,774.02 STOMACH CURE I have been sick with stomach trouble, cramps and fainting spells fqr a long time. I came to Portland for treatment. One doctor told me that he could cure me In about three months or one year, another said that I needed an operation. Finally I came to Young Ming Medicine Company, . 247 Taylor St After taking four doses of their wonderful remedies from herbs and roots I am well and all right again. MRS. EMMA E NT ART, Fossil, Wheeler Co., Oregon. Every Woman auueniwi ana uooia now . (Mai tn womiama MARVEL Whirling Spray I Tha pew tyrtmn At J to. mm ana auction, isem eat 3i oat uonranianv lrtrrw4nnlMaa.it, If he nannocsapply tba imK w m.Mm aojabc no Diner, dui mho aiamp iot llluitrated book mill It full nartlcolan and dtrrtiona In. raluabla to ladl. MAnVKf. COk B. Sad 8T Hmt 13BK. Wot sal bj Skldmora Drug Co.. Woodard, Clark Co.. and Lu-DTla Drag Co. i atora. I DON'T Treat Cases I Can't Cure I treat for real and listing cures. Every rem edy I employ has its pirt in bringing; positive and permanent results. Under my treatment the patient who notes Improvement In his con dition can fee assured that real benefit and not a temporary drug effect haa been obtained. and can continue with confidence that a thor ough cure Ib being accomplished. My success as a specialist Is due to the fact that I accept no Incurable disease and always treat with cure In view, never resorting to the use of a remedy that brings but temporary encourage ment to the patient LET ME CURE YOUJIRST Pay Alter Belnj? Cured Herbert Gordon and wife to Theo Roy, lot 18, block a, Terrace Park 409 Fannie A. Thomas, to John' K. Ness et al, lots 65 and 66, block. ' IWBCiaWII SWIUCJl ....... 9. . . f.V 1,682 850 200 10 200 4J00 SB. TATLOB, Th trading SpacuUist. t use neither knlfa, ligature nor caustic In my treatment for Varicose Veins. I post tlvely cure this disorder by an abs olutely painless meth od and without detaining the patlrnt from business. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF Geo. W. Bales & Co., Bankers t Portland In tha state of Oregon, at tha clos of business, Sept. 1. 1100. II uaovmczs. Loans fend dlacounts . .. .f40J,lt(.(I Overdrafts, aeenred and unsecured Bond, acurltlea, etc.... 2f.i00.00 Banking house, furnltura . and fixtures 1,000.00 Due from approved . re- . t srva hanks ..... 201,241.18 Cxrtianf .. for cleaiinc titnt l.lnlT Cask oo band ' Jl.417.48 Total . 17X1104.11 T.T A UTT.mEaV Capital stock- paid ln..... 80.000 00 ourpiu rund 0. 000.00 LadiviOAd . pronta, lass ex penses and taxes paid.. 4.178 10 . Due to bank a and bankers. . 10.7 MiaivMoat - oepoaits aub- Jact to chK-k 417.eS4.lt oernana certlncates of oe- poslt Time crtlAeata of da poalt . .'... Cert I DM hecka ... Cashier's eheeka outstaad- I Ing Savings deposits I - Total ............. 4I.7I(.0 7.t7.81 14.40 2.111 11 14.24 44 .I721.lt4.ll Flat of Otvitob, County of Multnomah, as; . t. Mareard Redmond. raahW ttf tha abors namd hank, do anlemnly inr that tha a bora statement la true ta th beat ef soy knowledge and belief. . - - MATKARO RIDMOND. Caahler. laKanrd and imti "j bafraaBa thla th day ef fVrteinb. 1 . r. e. Mr.vF.rrF.. , , Notary FuMie- Corrett Attavt: 5 . J. A. BTBRFT. ' .' J. U. AM PROSE. - llractora. . aa 1 ' AAV 18 V M aa M I V t My treatment for Blood Pol on forces the very last taint of virus from the sys tem, and all Jils ia accom plished with--tit the uso of langeroua mln- erala. I afford you a complete and permanent cure. The Great Chinese Doctor bocATZo nr roanvAjrs macm leao Ha Is called tba great because he cvra all llaeaaes without resorting to tha knife. Call and havs a fraa examination. He will tell you tha exact nature of your trarbla. He reaia aacceaaruiiy ave form ef femala com ood dlaeai eomatlsra diaordera of tha atomach. liver- and kldneya err plaint, all private and blood dl paralysis. cer. tumora, rheomatlsra and U Ha aaa naa graat soecasa ta carina: consumption when the victim la Dot too much run dowa by tha dlaeaaa. and will stop bernorrhairoe la aa In credibly short tlma. He brawa bla. awa madlrlne from Chlnaae root a herbs, buda barks and vegatabls leaa. all of which are entlraly barm leaa. and whoaa madldnal proparttM are anknawa ta Amertcaa doctora He sad la hla pructlc ovrr dlffrraat OiienUl rMdiea Haadiads f teatlmofilala tram fratefol patients. PR. WING LEE 37 North Fifth Str-a4t . FortlanJ. Ormfjron . My color ad -hart affords an Interesting study In men's disease. Frac upon applica tion. Choose the Right Specialist The most Important thing for you to do. if you are an ailing man, is to eek the services of THE RIGHT DOCTOR. Don't go to the first one you see. simply because he happens to be a physician. Choose th physi-i-Un who makes a specialty of cur ing the kind of ailments from which YOU suffer. The ordinary medical miin rrally knows but little about rurlng the diseases peculiar to men. He merely haa a general knowledge of such disease because his prac tice Is spread out over the whole rnge of diseases to which flash Is heir. He therefor knows a little about all disease and not a great deal about any. If you ahould go to him he may conscientiously try to cure you. but not knowing how. he would have to experiment upon you. In brief, he is a medical "Jack of all tnfV-K and master of none." Know ing these rarta, would you want to trust your life In hi handa? If your watch were to break or get out of order, you wouldn't take it to a machinist to have It repaired. No, von would know better. Tou would take It to the very beat WATCH MAKER you could find. Then why should you not use th earn kind of good, aound Judgment when you need a doctor? Tour health I cer tainly as important as your tint. plat-; I cure dis eases thor- lughly and in less time than Is comm only required to even cure par tlally. Do not endanger your leaitn ana now er by relying upon patent no s t r u m s or Hher uncertain measures. Nellie McAvoy. administratrix, to John Von Almen, lot T, block 15, Cloverdale Extension No. 2 C. O. Lovegren and wife to Al bion B. Elliott, acre com mencing 18 rods 6 feet north from southeast corner of south M of northeast 4 of section 12. township 1 south, range 3 east Homer Arnold and wife to Frank Cab et al, lot 7, block (, Plne hurst Paul Shoup and wife to Edward Lyons, undivided hi of weat 60 feet and 1H Inches of lots 6 and 7, block 48 Couch addi tion Ernestine Shaw and husband to F. W. Davis, lot 8. block 7. Oak Park No. 2 to St. Johns Herbert M. Friendley to Eugene Hanser, lot S block 11, Simons addition H. E. Noble and wife to Mill Land Co.. lots 1 to 6 and 18 to 20. block SI. Portsmouth 1.650 Oregon Real Estate Co. to W. D. McDonald, lot 8, block 174 Hol iday's addition 1,000 J. Neff et al to J. M. Botaford lots i and 4. block 17, Arbor Lodge W. H. Chap4n and wife to C J. Culveiv-4ot 44, -Midland Aera tractH ... ... Title Guarantee & Trust Co. to F. M. Pelton, lots 15 and 14. bl-jck 4, Berkeley Percy H. Blyth and wlf to Edyth M. Brooks. 60x132 feet beginning at northeast corner of lot 90. Blvthawood Robert Morrison to Evert Liiaan- anttl, lot 1, block 3, Irving; & Watson's addition A. M. Carlock and wife to May Patterson, lot 18. block JI, Multnomah '. ..... d. A. Gerry to P. J. Peterson. lot 16. block 3. Albion addition Jennie R. Miller and husband to Dr. J. A. urors; lot 15, block Mltlw. a i . . U , JU1II.1 B OUUHIUli ..... m. ... . Victor Land Co. to Emma E. Cla- der et al, lots 11 and 12, block 11. lapitan addition S7 " ioV too 1,100 1 525 (50 -17$ 57S A. H. Birrell to John Ortestes. lot 01 pc 400 850 Pains In the back. dull, sleepy feeling, 1 I nln t a a, s 1 e d 1 e s s- ness and all r e flex dia ordera are but y m d t o m a. There is al ay a deerer a use. which must be found and eradicated. 550 400 500 I make tie charge for con tultation. x aminatloa or idvlce. All af- r 1 1 e t d men nay real free to call upon m or writ re garding their a sea READ THE' SUNDAY JOURNAL LA KG EST. BEST iCXBAT PAPKR IX THE OREGOX COtTTTRY ZTwef TYf I A4tSfl im ur ' Museum of Anatomy Is 1WI now open to male tisltora. The larg est and finest on the coaat. All men visiting Portland should sea thla educational exhibit, showing th human body la wax reproductions. The DR. TAYLOR. Co. I4H aTOJUUSOV TT. tTOaUra PSO03T9. rOBTUAJTO, OSSOOaT The Best Salesman is a Journal Classified Ad. 1. block 8. Homes addition Amos Burg and wife to Mar" B. Anderson, lots 10 and Zl, block 7. Columbia Heights Moore Investment Co. to Mary J. Caffee. lot 17, block 8, Ver- ncn Guv F. Phelps and wife to N. W. Phelps, !ot 12, block 4, Stew art Park Isam White and wlf to cltv. t.4 acres Deginnlng In east line of Eaet 80th street. (Weat ave nue). 960.2 feet north of south boundary of David D. Pretty man D. L. C II 80 Investment Co. to William J. Teach, lots 14 and 14, block 40. Irvlneton Park 80 Western Trust A Investment Co. to Ellen Bryant, north 20 acres of east H of east H of south-, west H of section 85, township ' 4 north, range 2 east. 8.00 C. E. Fields to George O. Rev-' nolds. lot 7. block 4. Summit addition 20 James W. Cook and wife to Beng- tauarest Sahlman, lot ' . block 1. Cook's second addition....... 4T8 Moore Investment Co. to Joeerth T. Ennls lot 4. block 47. Ver non ; 708 Felix Janiech and wlf to W. FX Lynch, lot 1. block 4. Chicago 2.10 City Investment Co, to C- A. Ie Hrisav. lot 7. block X ttoath- weat Sunnvald 758 Sam loF.a Htadter, lot 8. block 1. Southwest Hunnyside 858 Albert E. Ericksoa and wife to C, A. De Biiaay. lot 8. block 2. Southwest Sunnyatde 291 R T. Datmejr and alfe to Kath erlne C MrRenai. weetarlv 4 feet cf lot I. block 17. Hansen s second addition 1.10 A. A. Enaelbart aM wlf to Pat sar Frtaon. I 10. blo k 7. Re dl Atwe . 81 CFRTirFCTK8 of tHU iral tr I Title TniH cetnpaa-, ? C.rr,r of C"nTierie. AWTFKB Ab.irt A Tru 8 lvard f Trad bM.; ataira TfM Hy ' ' . . ' e tract effk. 41 tort. t .. . 88.