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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14

since July J. with winter wheat quite IA.
along. the yield above expectations An.
receipts liberal. although Prime says.
important winter wheat points In Kan
Bas show that II ia 10 be very difficu1t M
tell whether quality and quantity viii ".
better than was expected. The clos
was soft on decreased foreign demand
The stock market opened Irregular will,
the bear faction renewing Its activity ~
some directions. The renewal of reports
that strike would take place On g. X Il
was accompanied by raid which carried
opened up slightly but fell off ana r r.
Il !. declined. the weakness unfavorabIy
influencing the rest of the list ana I'M
DDrtant declines extended to some Of the
Changers. VI. %. r.. ana II. ~ The seiIiu,
was scattered but succeeded in uncover.
Ing good many stop orders and there
was lLitlc apparent support until low fig
were steady with very little feature out
side Of Illinois Central. when was strong
and higher on New York orders; other
markets were irregular with fiuctuatiOns
narrow. The general market was some
what affected by the story IN regard 10
the New York Life Insurance 90. selling
it's stocks. Plans for the consolidation OF
approaching completion: y. T.. has been
bought In anticipation or a very favorable
annual report. but there is no immediate
prospect Of an increase ~ the dividend on
The common stock. The movement In
Manhattan Is becoming distinctly Vig0r-
usually have excellent infOrml tiGn. The
advance IN ". y. q. "a taid f1 \.
attributed to Information that the Astors
have recently taken "A large Interest In
ihat property. Money in New YORK Dn
all was slightly easier at to 3 per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
DAILY KENNEBT,C JOURNAL. FRIDAY. JULi A. 1899

volunteer regiment has had sick list
of less than 20 per cent. Most of them
at present have 20 per cent. Ill and a
few of the regiments have less than
one-third of their number on duty
The Nebraska Regiment has suffered
the worst. 1t came in from San Fer
nando, few days ago, with less than
200 men in the ranks. The South Da-
kota followed. yesterday, with 275 men
on duty. The Montana and Kansas
Regiments at San Fernando have not
more than $50 available men each. The
morning after the Washington troops
took Morong only 263 men responded
to roll call. The Washington men
have been engaged since March II in
preventing the insurgent armies of the
north and south from forming a juno
lion at Lasuna bay and they engaged
at the same time with the enemy In op-
posite directions.
Twenty-four of the Nebraska officers
are on the sick list and the Montana.
Washington and South Dakota Regi-
ments show 20 or more officers In the
hospitals or sick in their quarters
These regiments have borne the brunt
of the fighting. Their losses in killed
and wounded ranged from 100 in the
Montana Regiment to $50 Nebraska
men. The loss of the Kansas Regiment
is second to that of Nebraska, while
the Washington and South Dakota
Regiments closely follow, each with
losses of about 200. The Oregon Regi-
ment severely suffered.
OF the regulars the Era Artillery Is
the heaviest loser. its killed and
wounded numbering 1913.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14

Opens Convention at Lynn-Much Business
Transacted on !he Opening Day.

| Lynn. Mass. July i3.--Generll executive
| reports were the features Of the first ses-
] sion of the National Y. T.. G. Y. conven-
/ lion in the First rniversallst church. this
morning After tho devotional hour led by
| Rev. G. +. Cooley Of Rutland. VT. Pres
| ident H. NJ. Fowler called the business
session 70 ordar w j. Ltchlieid /, p Of Of
| Brooklyn, y. ~. and Marian l.. Gardner
Of Providence, r. l., were appointed as
slstapt secretaries. Rev. q. H. Shinn. ID;
| d.. general organizer Of the union, offered
prayer. Sessional committees were APP
pointed, with the following chalrmcn:
Credentials. Rev. 6. =. Lund, Maine;
auditing, j. o. Gapeler, Pennsylvania; re-
ports. Rev. X. r. Johonnot Of Illinois;
resolutions, Rev. O. +. liuntley, Massa-
chusettS.
President Fowler i'll his annual report
stated that statistics showed falling or
He asked for encouragement Of the junior
societies. The trcasureTS report was pre-
sented. as follows:
General funl-Reccipts S}l6S.O3; eXpend-
ittIrps S2f601 "a; balance, $40.
Mission fund-Receipts, S2id7.3l; expend-
lures, $20s7.30; balance. $52oo1: 60 =,
Atlanta building fund-Rcceipts, $1,000 y
Onward fund--Rcc ceipts. $ill-9s; cxpendi I
lures $255: balance transferred 10 general
fund. $3.50.
Aunty Brown fund-Receipts, 81; de
post IN bank. $5iio. ...-, \,
unmary-BalaHcc, July 20. 1888 $l3lS.Cs;
received from headfaarters' $,E%.535' m
S55s5 ~; deposited In savings banks,
s3IItS2 cash on hand, $32Z3l.
Rev. w H. McG!auiln. -. D., cf At
lauta Ca. presented thr report Df tn"
Southern missionary. He showed need Of
REPRESENTATIVES al KnGXNillc. Tenn, an !
at Hartman 4 colorrd missionary vas
needed fnr work among tnr negroes.
The report OF the executive board "i n"
H. a. H. contained these r'cpmncnda
lions: That no appeals ipr money RI mahc
By the Central Inion other than through
.he 70 cents per capita Arrangement. n"
} r.rBe "A week mission plan, ANA SUP
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
POSSIBLY 100 FRAil.
Experts Wonder II Shamrock Can Cross Ocean
Distribution OF Prize Money.

southampton. July 13.-Thc cup chai N
lcn.gcr Shamrock left lry dock. this after
noon. and returned To hcr mnoriuGs a
INthc The crew were ms allowed in -
ashore for the purpose NJ signing articles
but instead board Of trade officials went
on board the yacht for ;ha; purpose.
An interesting clause in the agreement
concerning pr.zc money gives }ne iirsf
officer 500. the second officer 81" ana IN"
crew $liu each. which, it is asserted. they
viii receiver whether they WIN or lHSr
The Two sailing masters of the Shamrock
have private agreement with Sir
Thomas Upton in regard ~ priZr money.
Experts are now asking WhcIhcf Shail !
mex IS NOT too frail to cross the Atlantic
without sustaining damage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
Brooklyn Dry Dock Damaged.

New York, July 13.-The Brooklyn
navy yard, dry dock No. ,, for which
$500 900 was appropriated by the last
Congress for repairs. was SO seriously
damaged during last nights storm that
it probably cannot be used again for
nearly two years. The bottom of the
dock on the eastern side bulged for a
distance of over 30 feet. The bulge
ranged from one to 10 feet in height.
The water is supposed to have worked
down beneath the dock and loosened
the ahutment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
REMOVING The RESTRICTIONS.
enoiish Forcing Settlement Of Shore QUESTION
by Granting Mining Rights.

st. Johns, n. r., July 13--Anothcr
evidence of the British determination
to force a speedy settlement Of the
French shore question was afforded by
the action Of the Colonial Legislature
last night in passing bill granting
mining leases along the shore. MT
Morine, minister Of finance, IN moving
the passage Of the bill said h expected
that within few months all restric-
tions upon mining operations along the
coast would be removed by the action
of the British government.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
MOVEMENTS OF OUR WARSHIPS.

Washington, July 13.-The cruiser
Atlantic. which has been undergoing
extensive repairs at the New York
navy yard. is being hurried to com
plction and Lieut.. Frederick c. Bow
ers has been assigned to duty in fit
ting her for sea. Her intended cruise
is not made known but It probably will
be in American waters.
The Yosemite sailed. today. from
Singapore whence she will go to Guam.
The Eagle has arrived at Gilbara.
The Enterprise has sailed from Fort
Monroe to New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
High Priced Grammar.

II was during the grand opera season
that professor, being detained some
miles from home tclcgraphed his wife:
II have gotten tickets for the opera to-
night; meet me there The telegraph
operator was not an accomplished gram :
marian. and ne rendered the message, Il
have got ten tickets for the opera to-
night" or course. Mrs. Professor was
delighted with such an opportunity to en-
tertain her friends. and she met the
Prof ut the opera house with eight
friends. all Of whom were more pleased
Ia sce him Than ne was 10 see them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
The Crops in Cuba.

Havana, July 13.-Thc weather report
of the past week shows that rain which
was general throughout the western
part of the land. proved Of incalcu
liable benefit. particularly in Pinar Del
Rio, where the drought was unusually
severe. From Santa Clara eastward
there has been no rain ana the crops
are retarded. Sugar cane. particularly,
has suffered from lack of moisture
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
WORSE THAN HANGING.
Horrible Scene mt Execution by Shoot
ing Of a Choctaw Indian.

Chicago. July IA special to the
Tribune from Goodlands. |. r., says
VIM. GOings. "Wllla Tonka." the Choc-
taw Indian. was Shot at Atikisi, |. T..
today. under sentence Of the Choctaw
court for murder. The execution was
| Sickening sight. Goings knelt on the
quilt blindfolded. The sheriff barred his
bosom, painted a spot over his heart.
stepped back four PAGES. rested a rifle
across a bench and fired. The bullet
inferred the breast but missed the spot.
Goings falling backward and moaned
for an hour before expiring. Water
was poured down his throat a number
+ times to hasten death by strangula-
lion.
GoinSs was executed for the murder
If his uncle. in December, 1896.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
CHICAGO WANTS DEWEY.
Will Have Committee Meet Him Abroad ard
Extend Formal Invitation.

Chicago. July 13.-At a meeting, yes
terday. Of the Dewey committee ap-
pointed by Mayor Harrison to make
arrangements for the reception Of the
admiral when ne visits Chicago. next
fail, it was decided to appoint Eu-
ropean committee, consisting Of citi-
Zens Of Chicago who are now in Eu-
rope. VINO shall meet Admiral Dewey
either ut the Suez canal or al Gibraltar
and officially extend to him the invita-
zion to visit Chicago, this fall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
WORTH FIGHTING FOR.
Northern Pacific bains 100000 Acres by
Winning Suit from Uncle Sam.

St Paul Mimi. July 13.-The North
ern Pacific won over 1,o00,0O0 acres OF
land. today. in the suit of the govern
ment to declare void part of the land
grant Of that road which was based on
the question whether the --rminus 1f
that road was ut Duluth or at Asnlanc
The decision Of the United States cir
cut court of appeals was handed down
this afternoon, ana is in favor of the
company contention for Ashland as the
terminus
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Other Domestic Ports.

LYNN. MASS-July Is, ar, sch f P
Rogers. Bath.
VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS-July
i3, ar and sid. sch II & ] Blendermann,
;ardiner for Philadelphia.
Ar. sch Thomas b Reed. South Gar
liner for orders.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14

BlttcrIef-SNNmOur INU fIId9
Hill and HOWcrnan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
KILLED BY OWN GUN.
Gun Captain Sherwin Has Head Crushed by
Gun on the EmphItrite.

New bedford. Mass. July 13.-Er
nest Rupert Shervin Of Springfield.
vt, a gun captain on the monitor Am
phitritc. was instantly killed. today, by
having his head crushed rs the breech
Of the after gun was being depressed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. July 13-Absence Of demand
fnr cu-h wheat ana heavy grain offerings
from Russia were the principal factors in
ihe decline Of 3, in wheat, today. Corn
anl nats suffered from good crop pros
u,-cts. corn closing +>c. lower and oats
&C. lower. Heavy realizing IN DroVislons
.'luSyd a closing decline Of 2l4G5.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
BOUND FOR ARCTIC GEGiONS.
peary Relic: Expedition Starts IN Long Tip to
Northern Waters

Princeton. y. J.. July 13-rrof. Charle
f. Maciurc. Arnold +. Ortmann, Walter
T. Wyckoff. Charles r. Sylvester an'i
Ernest {. Richardson, members Of tn"
Peary relief expedition. left Princeton.
tonight. for New York. Tomorrow. they
viii leave there for North sydney. Cape
Breton, where they will join Prof. Wm.
Libby, leaving ta, point for the Arctic
regions un the 1Gth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
IMMEDIATE ADOPTION.
Isaus ,aaI Parliament Secs that No lime Must
Be Lost With Franchise Law.

Pretoria, July 13.-The Volkesraad,
tooly. adopted the preamble of the
franchise law. which declares the ne
cessily exists for the immediate adop-
ton Of the law. thus avoiding the three
months publication required by the
constitution. The discussion of the
articles of the law is now in progress.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
YAI.E-HARNARD TEAM IN PEAC-
TICE

Brighton. July 13.-Tha Yaie-H ar
vard team put in their first days prac-
tice at Preston park. today. They are
all in excellent health but it was
thought advisable to c5cnne the work
to short runs on the turf. The team
will go to London. July 49, for few
Hays work on the track Of the Queens
Club in order that they may accustom
themsel.es To that track.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
POTOMAC MEMORIAL BRIDGE.

Washington. July 13-After further
consideration by the officials it has
been decided to limit the competition
for designs for the proposed memorial
bridge across the Potomac river to four
prominent bridge engineers instead of
inviting plans and designs from Is en-
giaecrs as was originally intended The
selection Of the engineers has been
practically made but their names are
for the present withheld.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
THE NEW REGIMENTS.
Inc snlisimcn.s SO Far Very Satisfactory 10
the War Department.

Washington, July l$.-Tharc have
rccn enlisted in the volunteer regi-
ments ~ men AS the recruiting has
all been dnre at the regular stations
tho result Is considered very good at
the war q pertinent The recruits by
regiments are: The 2Gth. 1ll; 27th, 1874.
18th, Sc; 29;h. q; Goth. rs; 31st, 1SI.
33d. ~. 03d. 2; 3ith, "A: Slth, ?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
II Is Perfectly Reliable.

I'VE have sold many different cough
remedies, but none has given better
'atisfaction than Chamberlain's," says
Mr. Charles Holzhauer, Druggist.
Newark, n. J. ''It is perfectly safe and
an be relied upon in all cases of
coughs. colds or hoarseness Sold by
Jno. Coughlin. III Water St., druggist.
n.w.f.tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
REGIMENTS GREATLY WEAKENED.
Nebraska Regiment Suffers Most Severely q
All Volunteers in Philippines.

San Francisco, July 13.-Advices re-
ceived by the transport Newport from
Manila dated June II. are as follows:
The volunteers are greatly debilitated
in consequence Of their hard cam
paigning through three moL.hs of trCpi :.
weather. Since the middle of May no
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
New York Cotton Market.

New York. July 10.
Cotton spot closed steady. middling up,
lands. S-l6; do. gulf. ,-lG, Sales, 1876
bales.
AUGUST. 553: September. 5-55; October,
5ii: Nuvernher 5.G9; December. 5.I3; Jan
u1rv. HIM: February. 5.Sl; March, 5-S5;
AnriI 5Sg: Muy, 5.S3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
ALL NIGHT SESSION.
The English Commons Passes the 1.-THE Rent
Charge Rating Bill.

London. July III A. M.-Thc House 81
Commons. in committee. is holding an ali
night session over the tithc rent charge
rating bill, the second reading of which
was carried. June y. by q majority Of 81
against l16 The government IS forcln,
the clauses through by means OF the
closure.
4.au A. M-The bill finally passed
through the committee, which rose Al !
IL. .clnrk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
A TAME AFFAIR.
Andy Daley of rath, Boxes Lav.gnc ,pf
Boston, TO a Draw.

Berlin. n II, July 13.-Anly Daley oi
Bath. Ne. and Llyigur # Boston, Tough
a tame 25-round draw in the Opera house.
under the auspices Of the Berlin Athletic
Association. tonight. Lavisne did al tha
leading ana thr betting looked 70 2
knockout in his favor. Daley had stay tl-
newer and the crowd WAS Il EttiC dis
;susted Sullivan Of Portland. WAS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
VOICE FROM THE PORTLAND.
Bottle Found Containing an Alleged
Message from Sailor on the Steamer.

Boston. July ia bottle was picked
up on Singing Beach, Manchester, yes
terday. containing 4 card which which.
If the writer Is to be believed. was
thrown overheard from the steamer
Portland before she went down in the
memorable November gale.
The card had on one side of ii the
name "Wm. Rrattin," printed in old
English script and it was apparently the
work Of an amateur printer. Under
the name was written in lead pencil
sailor on $. 5. Portland on the re
verse side was the message. ship is
sinking. All will be drowned. Good
bye
The card was brought to this city, to-
day, but Agent Williams of the line,
said that he knew Of no such man on
the boat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14

Tortoiscshell. as it comes from the
West Indies. is coarse. dirty and lus-
tcress and only the most skiilful and
patient manipulation makes il the rich
ana beautiful material that it event
u1llV becomes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
COLUMBIA GOING TO BRISTOL

New York. July l3.-According to pres
ent arrangements. the Columbia will sail,
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. to join
the Defender at Bristol. where the two
yachts Will remain undergoing repairs al
he Herreshoff yards until the races off
Newport, July p.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
National League Standing.
Other Games.

IA Newayk-Newark. i. Allentown, !.
At TO- ronto-Tnronto, 10; Hartford, :.
Al Montreal-Moutr"ai. $: Springfield. :
At SyracuSe-SyrIcuse q; Providence. =
At Notwithstanding. ,: Wilkes barre
Al Observation-Disclosures. j; Worces
ter. ,.
ter, &.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14

Accidents come with distressing fre
luency on the farm. Cuts. bruises. S;iis-
sprains DIR. Thomas FclecIric Oh RI
ieves the pain Instantly Never sa!
without -
mon. we'd. fri&wky.tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
Baseball Notes.

James Mcclure. the veteran bAckstop
III the Washington base ball club. wa,
Thursday traded to brooklyn for First
i:ascman McGann and Catcher Aleck
Glnit n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
Dewey al Port Said.

Port Sai1. July l3.-Admiral Dewey ar
rived here. this evening, on board tnr
United States cruiser Olympia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
AT TAUNTON.

The game was cne of heavy batting ani
Pdwtuclot had the better of il. In the
into the air ana Taunton tied the score.
but in the last half Pawtuckct made th''
necessary run To win Nought played Ms
initial game al shOrtstOp Tor the Taun J.
.,r,.. ,nI ia GnaIy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
This High-T0ned

Grammar IN hlgh-priced sometimes and
II we should wire some or our customers
s'Nn have gotten wheat for your account
ana risk today" they would come 20 call
on us with guns when they FOUND tnat
they did not get "tcn wheat When u
written IN good English, but u is not
pedantlc 50 anybody, even a telegraph
operator. can understand it. y explains
bIlD on 2ts points margin, W. from lD Sins.
Of stock up On , to points.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14

The Pittsburgs won the t.nal game OF
the series from the Giants through the
Loose fielding Of Seymour ana Gettis. me
latter was responsible FOR four runs IN
the seventh. while seymour figured prom
inently III the three runs scored bN the
Visitors in The ninth. Attendance. Ijo.
> , RI r.
pIttShurG. . '-'- 10 =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Grady; Tame
l.il nnL EnNnrlnan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
THE WAR REVENUE.
Continued from page ~

w. Armstrong has been appointed
postmaster
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
BASE BALL.
New England League Games.

The Brocktons took Il game from the
leaders in the easiest manner imaginable.
For five innings not hit was secured ctf
Day. while Flanagan had bcea touched
freely. Hitting IN The sixth and seventh
gave the visitors their tallies and after
that Day was once more difficult prob
lem. Shay's ail-arouud work was Il fcac-
uIe. Noblit and Pulsifer made beautiful
catches ami Clancy put up grand gai:ic
at short. Quinn was once more behind
the bat for the locals. Holmes being III.
Attendance. ltM.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
At NEW YORK.

EatterieS-EuGheE ai-i
Frazer and Nc fJrland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
AT NEWPORT.

Butterlos \ NCtlI1ertN an
DrinkwatCr. AhOrn ana curtis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-07-14
New England League Standing.
Na.iona! League Games.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

The game was called at the cnd Of
Cleveland : seventh INNING, owing u
darkness. 1t looked like 4 shutout for the
visitors I'D "a that inning, but a tumble
by Cooley ana two singles allowed thc;a
t1 score. Frazer was a!mos. invncbie.
Attendance. 2oG5.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-24

In preparing map, showing the
couRtry through which the line would
pass, and to prepare statistics show
ing the probable amount of stock and
produce which would be shipped over
the road. In response to this invita-
sion, the people of the section referred
90 have held meetings and appointed
committees to gather statistics. This
information will be sent to Mr.. Wag-
ner, the general attorney for the raj :
road, who will lay it before the boa, d
Of directors in St. Louis for their con.
sideration, Should they decide to
construct the line, it will run from H..
ka, in Pratt county, to this point al d
will eventually be extended to connect
with the main line of the Missouri
Pacific at some point to the northwest,
The advantages of a competing line st
this point would undou ntedly be OF
great benefit to US, provided the,
would compete, and We will be very
glad to see the line built. The Santa
Fe now has a line from Wichita to
Pratt, and should the M. p. fail to
build, might be induced to extend to
this point. This would give added
shipping facilities to some of our peo-
pie, but would not furnish any compe-
titiOn and would not affect freight
rates as favorably as the construction
of the Nj. P. 1t would seem to be the
part of good business sense to extend
encouragement to the line which will
give US competition.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-24

The Firemen have made arrange
ments to have the Tennessee Jubilee
Singers here next Monday night.
This company needs no recommenda-
ton TO the people of Kinsley, as they
have made several appearances kei .
and that alone is sufficient to guaraL.
tee them a full house. Those who miss
the opportunity of hearing these noted
will miss q rare treat. The Firemen
.ken charge of the affair in order to
help out their fund, and it is to .
hoped that our citizens will accoi d
them liberal patronage.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-02-24
DONNELL & NOBLE
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.


Southeast quarter 2 % -, want offer.
souti, half s 70 1888. so per A.
All of z % 10. $3.50 per acre,
casl, bal on time.
Southeast Or g % 10, S per acre, 1870
in cultivation.
ALI ut SO % 10, 72O acres. 400 broke,
WALT offer.
Southeast or 10 % ~ $500 cash.
All Of Fl q 20. want offer.
Northeast or % 23- 20. want offer.
Southeast Or % % 20, want Offer
All Of 20 70 20, want offer.
All Of 81 % 20. want offer.
South half SO % 20. w~mt offer.
Northwest Or 2 "a Is, $500, 400 cash.
balance OF time.
Northwest Or "a Is, $500.
Southwest or - 16. $500.
Northeast or "a Is, want offer.
southeast Or 1 - Is, want offer.
All OF 9 "a Is, want offer.
Northwest Or 10 "a Is, want offer.
All of Is ~ Is. want offer.
East half Of % "a 16, $500.
All % - Is, want offer.
Southwr or 80 "a l6. want offer.
North est Or "a 81 l6, $500. half cash
East half So "a 16. want offer.
Northeast quarter 10 - II, want offer
Southeast or II ~ IL; want offer.
North half / ~ Is. want Offer.
south west or - Is, $500
All of 3 - Is, WANT offer easy terms.
West half 4 a Is. want offer.
Northeast Or Fl p IS. wnnt offer.
Norsh~ est Or % "a Is, $6OO.
Northeast Or IS II 10. want offer.
Northeast Or IS - 20. want Offer.
Northwest Or Is q 90, want offer.
Snutheas. Or - - 20. want offer.
Northwest a. % "a 2O, want offer.
All uf u - 70. want offer.
Southwest Or 70 ~ 90. want offer.
Southwest or 25 Is. $500.
All . IS Is. want offer
Northeast Or Is 25 is. want offer.
Northwest l6 25ylS. want "ff-r.
southwest Or - rs rs. want FIR.
>omti,west Or % % Is. WANT "ffer.
N"rth.sat q 80 rs Is. 800.
Northwest q- ; % Il, $ooo