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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-04
LAY, OF AREMLIN,
WINS A PRIZE
Oklahoma Inventor Gets an
Award for Important
Discovery

The P,t Record Of February
says
The romr.tteo appointed by The
Patent Record 10 psss upon the merit
OF the ntcs.ions entered in the com
petition taSt has become one Of the
interesting features Of this publica-
ton. have reported the name Of VIM.
Lay, Of Kremlin, Oklahoma territory
tieeming him entitled to the award for
his inventions for transmitting power
The inventions considered in making
the award were those which came too
late to be passed upon in making the
iast award and those Inventions rev
ceived since up to the time his issue
went to press,
Mr.. Lays invention, though adapted
generally for transmitting power, is
especially adapted for use in impart-
ing motion to propellers and similar
means for driving vessels, etc, and In
such application is illustrated by the
accompanying cut The principle of
operation Is such as TO give the inven
tion wide scope of usefulness, and
IL is especially applicable TO motor
vehicles.
The primary object of the invention
Is to provide strong and simple de-
vice for transmitting motion without
employing tooth gears, and whereby
the motion thereof may be quickly
reversed without stopping the engines
or reversing their motion Friction
gears are employed, and these are
held in contact by air or other similar
pressure
BY reference to the illustration il
will be seen that the propeller shaft
is provided with friction gears adapt
Ell to contact with other gears molnt
ed at each side of said shaft and re
ceiving motion from the engines. The
gea.s upon the shaft are mounted to
slide thereon. and are connected to a
rod or other similar device which is
slidably mounted within the propeller
shaft. he ends of which project into
chests formed on each end of the pro
pellGr shaft These chests receive
air under pressure from a pump op
Grated by the psopelling engine, and
by directiag the air pressure upon
pistons within the chests the rod
within the shaft will be reciprocated
as desired. to cause the shaft gears
20 be thrown into or out of engage
ment witt the driving gears. as well
az cause the contacting gears to be
held together under pressure. Nor
maily the gears ars held out Of con
tact by spring pressure. Air is admit
ted at one end of the shaft to throw
into action certain of The gears to
rotate The shaft "a one direction. and
at the other end of the shaft to re
verse the rotation by causing othe
gears 70 contact with The driving
gears
The broad principle upon waich the
invention operates is seen in the work
ing of track engines In them the
wheels have smooth rims and engage
the smooth surface of the track rails,
while the weight of the engine is de.
pended on to produce the necessary
friction. The compressed air in the
present invention corresponds TO the
weight OF the engine in ordinarily
traction
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-04
"A Bio Success"

The laughing comedy Too Rich to
Marry" which comes to the Brooks
theater Friday night, March z, had a
continuous run in New York City last
season of twenty weeks, and was pro
nounced by the press, as New Yo-ls
comedy success.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-04

sponsihle for the color and richness Of
the blood, which determines both health
and beauty. The right amount Of iron
fortiies her against the maladics peculiar
TO her sex, and insurcs that beauty of
form and feature which is her right.
The preparation of iron which, after
a half-ccnturys test to-day stands un-
matched, Is DE-. linrters Iron Tonic, for
the reason that il is the most potent Of
an known remedies ia making new, rich
blood. ID clears the complexion. gives
sparkle to the eye, and rounds out the
form.
Montgomery. Ala, Dec. II. 1901.
"Our family has used the Dr. llarter
medicines for years, and think DR. llar-
ter's Iron Tonic Is the best medicine /
have ever taken. have found no. ing
30 good for headache, from which ah of
our family suffer, rs your Little Liver
Pills. They never fail 70 relieve
Mrs. Il. NcQueen-C Carter
No Ol :. Hull St
0-..ee rA-fse,ss y - isssisisslli L ssauias9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-04
None Do. Vet All Would.

He that would use the auxiliary
verbs correctly-who does?-use an
ticipate eorrectly-who does?-use
desirous and anxious correctly-who
does?-use financial and pecuniary
correctly does?-use capable
ana susceptible correctly-who does
use proposition and proposal cor
rectly-who does?-use appreciate
correc,ly-who does?--use individual
correctly-who does ?-use the rela-
tive pronouns eorrectly--who does?-
and so on and on should study Some
III Used Words, by Alfred Ayses. d.
Appleton & Co. Price, $10O.
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY JOURNAL.
Atlanta. Ga

Has inaugurated an agents contest
for the months Of January and Feb
ruary, 1902 They are going to divide
among their agents s16O in cash to be
paid on the first OF March, $50 being
the first prize.
In December they gave 500 to
afteen agents. For terms and infor-
mation address
THE sEMI-wEEKLY JOURNAL.
Atlanta, ca.
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couah settIed on Her Luna.

MY daughter had a terrible cough
settled on her lungs" says N, Jackson
of DanvIle. III. I'VE tried a great
many remedies without relief until we
gave her Foley's Honey and Tar,
which cureo her" Sold by J. N.
Wallace
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Rnw On lnflamed Lunaa

Yield rapidly 20 the wonderful cur
ative and healing qualities Of Foley's
Honey and Tar It prevents pneumo-
MIA ana consumption from hard cold
settled ON the lungs Sold by >. n
Wallace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-04
Lovers Lane"

TGa New York raging success,
Lovers Lane Is one OF the songs
sang ln TOO Rich TO Marry which
cores 10 the Brook theefer Feslay
night March z. Yoa can hear an the
latest songs and there are a number
OF them with This comedy hit
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$I5

rhis is for cash subscriptions only.
All subscriptions under this combina-
tion offer must be sent through the
Leader ONCE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-04

An article that is bound to excite
at ention has a prominent place In
Ainslee's Magazine for March. It is
entitled Physical Research and has
been written by the Rev Minot j.
Savage d. d. Dr. Savage is a char
ter member of the Physical Society,
and relates some marvellous happen
ings from his own experience Hunt
ing Big Game by Allen Sangree. re-
counts the hair breadth escapes of a
New York man In the African jungle,
and "a illustrated with photographs
of exceptional interest. Canada from
Sea 10 Sea- by Herman Whitaker is
kind OF prose flashlight of the do
minion from Halifax to Vancouver
with a full variety of Photographic
illustration. "The Man and His Stom
ach.7 by Arthur Henry. seems especi-
ally designed for the man with the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-04
Beauty IS
Blood O. ity.

A woman 3 usu-
ally tells the condition
OF her health. The ills
Of womankind tend 70
banish the bloom Of
youth, impair the COM
plexion, aud leave the
Imprint OF their raw
ages on every line Of
the countennnce.
The true cause Of the
premature marks Of
age and loss OF fomale
beauty is that the skin
is fed with impure and
impoverished blood.
Tho depth or de-
gree # beauty Is
guagod by the blood
quality. Iron is re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-04

BY a special arrangement You can
get the Oklahoma Leader and the
Twice.a " eek Courier Journal both
one year for only
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-03-04


issued November 7th.
Every department Of agricultural industry by
butors
will be high
pousey illustrated with pictures live model buildings
and agricultural machinery,
price SIC but with
Guthrie Oklahoma
address the New York Tribune
a free sample will be mailed
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE FARMER.
A NEW OLD PAPER.

For sixty the New Weekly Tribune nAtnAl
weekly
support
similar publication
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Fiction

Kate Bonnet, the romance Of a
pirates daughter, by Frank R. Stock
ton, illustrated by A. l. Keller and II.
S Potter
Deep Sea Punderings by Frank 4.
Bulen, author Of The Cruise Of the
Cachalot, The Apostles Of the South
east, etc.
Scarlet and nyssop, by r. A. Ben
son. author OF Dodo, Mammon & Co.
1ne Luck of the Walls, etc
A Diana Of the Shows by A. G. Laut,
author Of Lords OF the North
A Damsel or T@o. a novel by F.
Frankfort Moore, author Of The less
amy Bride, A Nest OF Llnnets, etc.
The Outlaws a story OF the early
middle west, by lie Roy Armstrong
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AppLEroNs' SPRING
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

d. Appleton & Co. have just issued
an attractiyely gotten mp list Of their
spring announcements, which inyludes
the following
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SleepIessness

results in debility. lack Of energy, makes you do.
spondent and cervous
No wonder when you think how your nerve
force has been taxed beyond ITS limit YOU have
worried until your digestion Is ruined and your
whole system has become deranged These ara
times when the over wrought system needs assists
ance
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Courier-JournaI
Two times a week, 1O4 times a
wear
$I.OO

The Twice-a Week Courier-Journal Is
the best paper published in the Unit
ed States for Democrats and for all
readers. it is the equal OF many dai-
lie, and the superior Of all semi week
lies or weeklies. Henry Watterson isl
the editor.
The Wednesday issne is devoted ~
news matter. the Saturday issue the
home, Sample copies sent free on ap-
plication. Address
Courier-JournaI CO..
Louisville. Ky.
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DUFFY'S PURE
MALT WHISKEY

WIN bring you refreshing sleep, and YOU will be-
come iul OF energy and vitality IL cures nervous
ness ana indigestion gives power to the BRAIN
strength and elasticity 10 muscles, and richness TO
kne oiooa ~ Is promoter OF health and longevity
mnkes lhe old young keeps the young strong.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
Washington's Birthday.

Washingtons Birthday was made .
legal holiday by vote Of the Massa,
chusetts legislature April IS, 1856.
therefore February %, 1851, was first
a legal holiday. For many years pre-.
vious Mrs. Harrison Gray Otis held a
reception at her home on February
%, to which all the people of the city
of Boston We're invited; her house was
open to the public on that day, and
before and after the day became a
legal holiday all the military COM
paniea CT Boston would parade past
her house on the ed. Probably the
first occasion of Washington's Birth
day being recognized was February
y, Isl That was BY the French
troops at Newport, r. l. AS the 1lth
fell on Sunday, the celebration was
held Or the 18th. This was according
to the old style OF reckoning
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
CONSUMER PAYS 1T.

The result of the coal strike is ex-
actly what might have been expected.
The operators will increase wages.
They will also increase the price OF
coal. The coal railroads will increase
the freight charges on coal. 1t is es-
timated that the wages of the miners
will be advanced to the amount OF
$4,000 900. The advance in coal and
freight charges will give the operators
and railroads $15.O00,0O0. Consumers
of coal will pay these two amounts,
in all $20,o00,000.
1t is the experience over and over
again of every fight that has occurred
between great interests, monopolies
and trusts. The interests struggling
for superiority and command of the
markets expend large sums of money
in their wars with each other. AS
they reach the stage of exhaustion or
as before that time they become con
yinced hat they are losing money in
the contest they form compromise.
They advance the cost of the pro
duct which they sell to the public.
1t NAV be labor, railroad charges or
sugar or coal or flour or meat or any
necessary of life. The consumers
must have the goods. So they are
made to pay the cost of the war. En-
HANGED prices levied by the rival com
binations and trusts are the tribute
which the people pay as charges,
something like that which an inyad
ing army levies on the many to pay
the expenses of the campaign.
The coal strike has been merely a
war between the coal trust and labor
trust. For months the war between
the two trusts appeared to be uncom
promising. At length it is settled
The labor rust is to receive the com
parativelv small amount Of $4,000 ,o0'
to be distributed as increase OF wage:
amons the members of the MineWork
ers union. The operators and rail-
roads will receive S15,oo0.ooo to b'
distributed among the various Goa
owners and coal roads to pay them fo
their losses ia traffic during th
strike. The public pays the amount
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
LOOK OUT TrE2E. TOM !!

The following item is tabea {re@
the Little Rock correspondence q
the Memphis Commercial Appeal:
"ConaIqssluaa Thomas G. McRae.
who has ben attending a family ff-
1H.i.5s9 III Little Roeks returned to his
home ii Pa-eate today When e5t--
tionF.I a. s=E:- gabauat3Eiai esa.a
daev he sai - atl ret l#oN VIVA.
he WaaHU aa= at= te wanted ii dis
tirCfrv 5a. thai if llc zig ,E-
Ter t}zo RAJ ven 81 E5f ssa
win an dareal or e'e@t eH2
nea stas sel.1.f ~ 1#
any et
.ar e1s
-
- 4et
~ Ia5a
se8 9 l.
~
10 5 5aG N Iaa +es=s
fr T that lie would
mi combine with any one 10 defect
o4 oleet aaE man United States se,l
a,er. or has Mr.. McRae been mis-
eaoted? Is it possible that Jeff has
heard of this determination ON Mr
McRae's part not to combine witf
any one to defeat or elect any mar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

United States senator is the reason
jeff says that he may make the race
fCs the third term for governor just
to make the Little Z, elk ne Tsra pCrs
look like thirty cents or less? Tom,
did you study well what you SAIL
before you said it. or did you not say
it at all? If you did say it you had
best look leedle out. jeff Will
certainly decline to let you make the
race for governor. Notwithstanding
itH has declared you the incest,
l,ranicst and best fellow in the state
and the only one for the Democracy of
uhc state to consider for governor
..ext gubernatorial election. Je.-
may take q notion that the Democac"
i, I. fool and don't know what it wants
ard just scoop the gubenato,al p'a:.'
II again himself
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
FOUND REMAINS oF ST. JUSTIN,
Skeleton Of One Of ,e Early Martyrs
Discovered in italy.

Some children while playing in =
storerOom attached to the parish
church of Monticello, near Vicenza, in
italy. discovered large old box, and,
breaking it open, they found in it
skeleton and several sacerdotal orna
mentS.
The parish Yas Informed OF
the discovery, soon obtained
convincing proof t-.~e re skeleton was
that of St Justin, who lived about 25o
years after Christ, and who was killed
during the prosecutions of the Garis-
tians, which were authorized by the
Roman emperors of that era.
The body of st. Justin was removed
from the catacombs in 1906 by order
Of Pope Paul ", and three years later
Antonio Th:eno obtained permission
to remove it to Monticello. For moro
than century no one has known
where the body was and its discovery
Is therefore very welcome.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
Utilize the Suns Heat.

The heat of the sun is being util-
ized at Los Angeles, California, to
create power and to heat water fer
domestic purposes. At an ostrich
farm adjoining the city solar motor
is in operation every sunny day (about
300 days in the year, and pumps 1.40O
gallons of water per minute Solar
heaters are placed on the roofs of the
houses and connected with the water
pipes. One heater will supply hot
water for domestic purposes for an or.
dinary family.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT.
aoonese Women Mix Up Order OF
European Costume.

.}ear Admiral Coghlan, who was
j;it Hewey at Manila. brought home
- him a lot Of good stories. includ.
t'et.l, e one that illustrates how
es.6..5 Japanese women take on oc.
:. ."i- "a! i .eas as - costume At an
...y day in tAe eaHeer Of new Japan
sa:s .a1:ag oI '..'8s.o decided 10 adopt
e8a=siaXou dress. 50 they order
~; ;.=cgate 9av5,@e from Paris,
- e@.5icit Instructions that the
..e@ts Should Be packed il cases
So ord IL waieh thcy We're to be
a.i. 'isae.= orders Were carefully
".e' cut line e.'.H coin" into the
H44r AID ~ q. % tle ultimate
H5Haa ..2sa= taroeIo@ $ But
cases were
-AA t-l-- - &aa lAa guile
za~e. ~esa je,j in due
.=.+ e.. i}ef ID reverse
AZ be dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
LOST Rivers OF lc;a,7o.

One o. re 54.ost a...5j-.ca a.--s,E &
Il tba seencry OF the Territory O.
idaho is tie occurrence Of dark rocky
ahas@s. into which GREEKS aad large
5tsaasas suddenly disappear and ace
nov. &ore seen. Tae fssrras OF ola
ta9e e.aeGels produced iT tbc outside
eo5IiIs aEd f1rGis a
4H#as tise= aezaE ztHzzl=1l
aats
q r. lava aa h1r
point fa1.5g in. presents
liag ia9 #aica ,lo river
aae place
HEE Ea ae q
ils fraH e
E.3=t5 Alf--
tE-a feo ton
ea So. CREAM mas
aef u#.a + s. gai-
@a3jga EoN6. a..
5e, IL its sources
a ray mp in tie north coun-
.rE. s.5 5 becoming tae channels
at streams the lava conduits are fre,
queht!y Iadad jmpacted with the ice
masses whjah never entirely melt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
HONEST CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE
Unique Announcement Made by q Texas
Editor.

Editor.
Having examined number OF
strong, well-bound law books and hav-
ing talked to several strong, weIl-built
lawyers, | find that there is no law
against it, SO am going to run 3or the
legislature, and | hope that everybody
Will yotf. for me.
However, any man Who has con-
scientious scruples about voting for
ne will please subscribe for the Demo-
crat to pay up back dues. and will he
'orgiEen.
| am going III to win this race with
.,ut spending any money. l have been
he spending of money has become o
3st art to NE.
People who do rot like me may LOW
boot off their heads ad libltu.n and
~ anything they want to. II ey may
zen lie about me. but it's all right.
>xpect it, and hereby promise not to be
surprised nor in the least yuffied il
lind myself affectionately referred to
As an expert COW thief, but neverthe-
less, | will run-bNcause want to, and
it is not against the law
If the other candidates have any is
sues to dis euss. and want to meet me
On the stL,up, all they have to do is tc
notify ME. can't talk luuch, but
will make lots Of signs.
Hoping the best man will win, am
| respectfully, JOHN Nj l4ENDON.
Shelby (Texasl Democrat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
Sei,ipv MAY Deliver Address.

Rear AdmiIal 5cil41 has condition.
ally accepted an invitation from the
local Iost Of the Graai Army Of the
Republic to deliver the address on Me-
moral day In Bangor, Me. Il is ex-
Hectel ts4s Gen. Miles viii accompany
sim to that city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
A Pc G3at.

NeH aa belicF5 that
IT, Gaw.la t44 H.craate it
..=.a.31aa hfl aGa thal -
THg Hlas @t II
s =.l='3s
-.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

There is no discounting the inten
tions of the present grand jury to do
its part fully toward the enforce
mpEt Of the law in Jefferson county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
America l. leads In
the Money Markets
By asua.sr caaJs;czY NJ D121W Of Nv York

cz=z=s ~ veax 45 FAST BECOMING THE GREATEST MONEY
I %AR CENTER q TIE Wc7Lo
! - 1eq,5.se o4 ta5a14..= acee1af marine e1a has
@ tva4tzea= =af u. - ea5ltar q. asalaaes 4@t VIC
.s. a5.eoou - obtain
354eR
states E.
s5#z#= fs8t551szs =
rIf ~ LEE0EE 81 t7 ttzA @etess s2g59
is {EF8s <l1ts) Among tie GeaH "s4a t4@a
- 5s35a55a3= Who nave al s.se 5ai 5sa vii
never f.al Europeans from selling ia t. e-t aaf. I-so
PEAN6 PAY TRIBUTE TO ~. A.5s.e - - g - - ~
,Nb COMMERCIAL GENIUS By TIJEIE HASTE TO IN
TER AMERICAN COMBINATIONS AND EUROPEAN
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTIONS ARE EAGER FOR AMER
loan DOMINATION. -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
zigrxfsn Authorities Lre Cafc,

y 2 ~ FN-3-TI IT.
fi1e British consul al Cons 5sl.st
nIe reports tha5 IL is unWs@ a. ~
newspapers as packing fer parcels f7'
export for Turkey, as such packing Is
examined at the custom5 house, NJ.
IL it contains "seditiouss lnal5eE il I.
removed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

1t appears to be about time tor
another Van to do few stunts IN
Pine Bluff society.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27


self acquired amethe weaklng langud lazy prodgal
of time and penurios beginning with slack hand and end
ing with empty pocket buying wisdom with the dear price OF tail
ue or the worker who first impressions netace-
able first attempts unreraceabe!
HARD BEGINNING EASY END LAY HOLD OF
WHAT YOU ARE UNYiELDlNG GRASP AND
FIGHT IT THROUGH BITTER END. FIFTY PER CENT
OF LIFE DATE FROM AN lNoolEN' OK
rMlD COMMENCEMENT. FOR SO MANY THAT GET THEIR
kNowL EDGE AT THE LIFE AND FINISH WHERE
SHOULD HAVE BEGUN!
THE DAY WILL. COME WHEN PARENTAL FOLLY
AND NEGLIGENCE WILL. NO LONGER RULE SUPREME
IY THE DEST(NIES OF LITTLE ONES, WHEN EVERY
CHILD SHALL. HAVE HIS HERITAGE or OPPOltIU-
NIFTY IF EVEN TIE STATE MUST INTERVENE, lf
EVEN THE COMMONWEALTH, AS PLATO PREFlu-
URED IN HIS IDEAL REPUBLIC MUST ASSUME CON-
TROL OF THE NURSERIES, AND TRAIN UP ACCORD
ING TO THE WISDOM OF THE WISEST EACH NEW
BORN MEMBER OF THE HUMAN RACE. But until then
let each honeaker that the opening mind too receives
It's daily bread that moral instincts strengthened and guided
that harmonious strength the close fulfill the rich promise
at the dawn For truly today the whole future with its
achievements its failures its might ard its weakness lies nsterl
! orsv cola,,sehendei @in tie ieginniny.'
WE LIVE ANEW EVERY MORNING. WE DIE ~ SLEEP AND
REVIVE IN wAkEFuLNEss TO EACH OF Us TIE SUMMONS
STILL COMES SHARP CLEAR WITH Z DIMINISHED EN-
pHAsls. WAY OUR SWORN ALLEGIANCE ca STRENGTH WITH
ITS RENEWAL! OURS 6E TIE OPEN IND THE WILLING
HEART, T4E SPIRIT!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

The grand jury resumed business
again this morning and it's time for
visiting out-of-town cousins again.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

Entered at the Pcstoffice at Pine
R]nff Ark. as second class mail mat
ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27

The present grand jury is playing
no favOriteS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-27
Our Customers
But where to find that happiest spot

But where to find that happies', spot
below;
Who can direct. when all pretend :"
kla> --Gol13mtth.
Mahy, are satisti Il to live in il III
W":t ifXas, having proved the yatle
Of &C land in this region as s",n
crop l& ser. Not unly cattle, Drt
wheat, cotton corn, fead-stuffs, can
taloupes, garden truck and goa
health flourish hc}e-in distuct
whore malaria is impossible and very
little doing for janis and hospitals.
Land which is being sold at really
'oW figures though The constantly III
creasins demand is steadily boosting
yal2as-is still abundant; and fK'
aad fanelea of all sizes. very harV'
Gated, me being purchased daily
We Will gladly supply al#,,. zen
,g4th q copy of little book, pg "A
by the Northwest Texas Real f.Slas \
a-z9z iaicu which cent -ils a1 ints.
estins series OF Nbat straishi4EWai'
statements ,e What People Have ~
compIishcd along the line Of
iii III 8Eu Gf BQ8D'I
Passeas Department. Forth #ol@
\. E=pzo find Org PASSENGER =.
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