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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-06-14

An incubator breaks no eggs, and
hatthes no lousy chickens. II is al
ways ready for business, while in
late winter it is difficult to find
brocdy hens to hatch early chicks.
Every first-class machine. and there
are several of them, IS self-regulat-
ing within one or two degrees. so
that If adjusted at 1903. the heat viii
not go above 1o4 nor drop below 1o2.
Moisture, ventilation and the apt,ai-
cation of heat vary in the different
machines. but IL the manufacturers
instructions are carefully followed
no trouble should be experienced in
Matching large percentage Of the
fertile eggs II they contain strong
germs. Commercial Poultry.
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SPRING POULTRY NOTES.

Lime in some form is indispensable
for the formation of egg shells and
should be within reach of laying hens
at all times.
The amount of green stuff laying
hens eat will surprise anyone who is
not in the habit of supplying his fiocks
with greens"
Young ducks will grow fast and do
well If they have no water in which
to swim. Give them plenty to drink
md let it go at that.
There is no sweetener of poultry
house so good as fresh earth. And
on the farm it is the cheapest. Use
1t often and note the good results.
If the late Matched chicks are Just
getting to laying give them a chance
to do their best, for eggs are low in
price compared with few weeks ago.
Eggs that have to be held for hatch
Ing should be kept in cool. dry place
and turned every three or four days.
If in covered trays this is an easy thing
to do.
If there is any member of the fam.
lily particularly interested in poultry
let that one see to the hens and chicks
rather than have Them cared for BY
Indifferent attendants.
Any farmer who thinks 1t will not
pay to bother with poultry should fix
up suitable place for keeping the
fowls and agree with his wife, daugh-
ter or son that he will do the heavy
work and they may do the rest. See
what the results will be.-Farmers'
Voice
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KEEPING OLD Hens.



Experiments along the line of egg
production show that the pullets from
the time they are six months old un-
til they are is months old lay twice
as many eggs as will hens three and
four years old in the same length of
time.
It has been found by keeping care
full account that it costs from SIS to
IS cents a year to feed hen. If, when
well cared for, she only lays about
seven dozen year, it is readily seen
that there is but little profit in keep
ing her for the production of eggs.
The well-cared for pullet laying IA
dozen eggs annually is much more
profitable, as the last seven dozen
she lays will all be left for profit, al
lowing the first seven to pay for her
board.
A large flock of pullets would be
very profitable investment if well
housed and fed, but the majority of
farmers do not give sufficient care in
cold weather and do not expect to get
eggs except through spring and sum
mer. At this time the old hens per-
haps lay as well as the pullets, but
1t would be much more profitable to
Keep fowls that lay during the en-
tire year.
The hen that mouths late in the fall
is most usually an invalid all winter
and it would be economy to sell her
at any price unless she is special
favorite for setting ami raising chick
ems. Such-hens (those that are good
mothers). should be ln.pt until they
die OF old age, as they are useful and
usually very scarce. They should be
marked with metal leg bands.
One reason so many ffrmers allow
their fiocks to consist Of hens of all
ages is that they cannot raise enough
in one year to replace the old ones.
II mixed breeds were kept the old
ones could be exchanged at the mar
ket for pullets, which would be much
better management, but we do not
recommend keeping mixed breeds.
Thoroughbred stock is so much more
Satisfactory and more profitable
Ohio Farmer.
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After reading large amount of
sense and nonsense as to what q
dual purpose cow is, and what she is
not. we have concluded that she is a
beef COW not quite so perfect as the
singIe-purpose beef COW; and that
she is dairy cow not quite SO per-
feet as the single-purpose dairy COW.
She would not win first prize at .
dairy cow show. nor at beef COW
show. But if a farmer wants fair
show for his money the dual-pur-
pose COW is as likely to win as any
other on the farm.-Farm and Ranch.
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sufficient vitality, an operation for
ovarian troubles. Not very cheerful
prospect, to be sure. I, however, was
advised to try Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and SAM
alive Wash; did SO, fortunately
for me. Before month had passed I
felt that my general health had inn
proved; in three months more was
cured, and / have been in perfect
health since. / did not lose an engage
ment or miss o meal.
= Your Vegetable Compound is GER
tainly wonderful, and well worthy the
praise your admiring friends who have
been cured are ready to give you. I
always speak highly of It, and you
will admit I have good reason to do
:"-MRs. G. BRUCE, Lansing, Mich.
5000 forfeit " aboos Testimonial Is ne genuine.
The fullest counsel ON this
subject can be secured without
cost by writing to Mrs Pinkham.
Lynn, Mass. Your letter win be
entirely confidential. q
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NEW STYLE OF BRooDER.


The cut shows departure from the
usual style of brooder, this being built
out of doors and two storieshigh. The
upper part has three compartments.
One is for the hover, where the great
est heat will be had. The lamp, or
brooder stove, is located in campart-
ment directly beneath this. The next
compartment, opening out of the first.
Is sunny scratching-room the front
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rwo-sToRY OUTDOOR BRooDER


being a glass door. The next in orde,
is an apartment with wire netting onl,
in front, where the chicks can get their
first taste of outdoor air.
AS the chicks get older they can be
allowed to go down to the ground be-
meath by an inclined run. With such
an arrangement the chicks can reach
any kind of temperature desired, so
they need not be overheated nor I'M
derheated. Such brooder, being up
from the ground. is much easier to
care for than the ordinary kind. To
build it, four corner posts can be
driven into the ground, or it can be
made with a frame, so as to be moved
about from place to place An excel
lent size is nine feet long and three
feet wide.-Webb Donnell, in Orange
Judd Farmer.
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Row CHEAP BAKING POWDER
IS MADE.

The Health Department of New
York has seized a quantity of so-called
cheap baking powder, which it found
in that city. Attention was attracted
to it by the low price at which it was
being sold in the department stores.
Samples were taken and the chemist
of the Health Department reported
the stuff to be IAN alum powder"
which analysis showed to be composed
chiefly of alum and pulverized rock.
The powder was declared to be dam
gerous to health, and several thou
sand pounds were carted to the offal
dock and destroyed.
1t is unsafe to experiment with these
so-cafled cheap" articles of food.
They are sure to be made from alum,
rock, or other injurious matter. In
baking powders, the high class, cream
of tartar brands are the most eco
nomical, because they go farther in
use and are healthfuf beyond question.
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Alphabetically. the plant has no
value, as it hardly grows large
enough for fuel, but makes bushy
clump full of branches. 1t is found
abundantly in bush pastures, and the
only good thing to be said about it is
that it acts as a nurse plant for bet
ter forest growth, to which it gives
way.
Incidentally, it has great reputa-
ton. The extract of witch-hazel is
manufactured by thousands of gall
Ions in Middlesex county, Conn.,, as a
remedy for wounds, bruises, etc. 1t
is sold by the bottle and the barrel,
and is in wide demand
Now comes in the agriculture.
Witch-hazel brush--the whole plant,
body and branches-is cut up short
in a huge straw cutter, and fluid
extract is prepared.
The farmers get just enough for
cutting and delivering the brush to
pay for the labor, thus getting pay
for clean pastures within the reach
of the factories. Other parts of the
state would like to share, with Mid
dlesex county, in this market for an
otherwise useless product. We had
our first frost last night, though the
woodlands are already tinged with
the hues of autumn, which this year
should be glorious, for the foliage is
very healthy and Observation-Disclosures
Monthly.
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breeders of Morgan horses all re.
port that there Is large and unsat-
isfed demand for stations, mares
and gelding showing the real chap
acteristics Of this breed.
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Cattle should be provided with
plenty of good, clear. fresh water for
the winter. 1t is a great mistake to
think that cattle do not require wa.
ter in cold weather.
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SURGICAL OPERATIONS
How Mrs. Bruce, q Noted Opera
Singer, Escaped an Operation.
Proof That Many Operations
Tor Ovarian Troubles are I'm.
necessary.

DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM :-Travellin1
Tor years on the road, with irregular
meals and sleep and damp beds, broke
down my health so completely two
years ago that the physician advised a
complete rest, and when had gained
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-06-14

Actors, Vocalists, Public Speakers, praise
naie's Honey Of Horehound and Tar.
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A cynic is man without ambition. since
ne sneers at things as they are, without
GGeiping to make them as they should be
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,Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infalli.
pie MEDICINE for coughs and colds.-N. w.
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rear nothing so much as sin, and youI
moral heroism is complete.-C. Simmons.
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a good many men get their opinions as
we'll as their clothes ready made.--Chicago
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-06-14

A hard-working man always seems to b
lucky .-Atchison Globe.
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Thousands are hated, while none are
loved without real cause.-Layater.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-06-14

stops the Cough and Works on
the Cold. <
Laxative Bromo QuiDine Tablets. Price &c.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1902-06-14

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES color silk
wool or cotton perfectly at one boiling
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ASK To-day for Aliens F6ot.Eass.
II cures swollen. aching, tired feet. At ali
11uReists and Shoe stores, CSC. Sample sent
skEE. Address A. g. Olmsted, lie ROY NY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.
IN BEMIS PARK

Nv DLWlA9 I HtAN
1,93~6-Seven-room. new, well-built house in
one 0 the. pfettiest parts OF BEAJTI-
eeiain bal , clothes chute. etc. Lot, t1
and other fruit. Half block from car.
Price only $500 for a short time.
S~,3s6-Another. block further west, for g..
S%s-Another. on Cunning street, for 5000
Paved street.
Also, several pretty lots at $3.50, $3.50, 5000
CHEAP HOMES
S.S1EFour;Toom brick house, in good re-
18th; city water. Only $3.50.
Seven-room house, with city water, in Or
ehard Hill. A bargain for only 81 LOO.
5,S4-Five-room cottage on South 18th, with
city water and sewer connection. One
block from car, for $500.
b,$2-six-room, all modern house, with fur
mace, at S2d and Ruggles, near Ames ave
nue. car. Shade trees and a barn. Price
only 1850 for a modern house and good
5.1s4-well-built s-room house on 18th. Just
two cars Price, 5000; easy terms.
SOM gas. city, water and sewer; full lot
good neighborhood. Price, $500.
ALFALFA LANDS
100 acres, half in alfalfa. only 8 miles from
North Platte: perfectly level and sub
rrigatedt being an ideal alfalfa farm.
800 acres near overton. Dawson county; Z
miles east OF Lexington; One Of the pest
bargains in the state Of Nebraska today.
land, balance irst-class p%asture; good i'm
.provements. Price, 1850.
Send for a SPY # 9Sr F Eistls
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Main Floor N. Y. L. Bldg.
RE-eq7 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
ron sALE-RRAL ESTATE.
ACREAGE AMI LANDS.

hND LANDO,
5 acres on N. 2ith st., this side OF Miller
park, 5000.
R-acre fruit and garden farm. with Ave
room house, etc, 1890.
90 acres, quite smooth land, 1850.
. acres near Benson, 1850.
90 acres near Elk City, $500.
70 acres 7 milee west from +. o., paved
street, cheap at 1920.
$50 acres good Clay county, adjoining
120 acres, II miles west. $4,000.
l60 acres, Z miles west, 1880.
go acres, improved, Burt county, 1880.
$40 acres, sarpy county, S2l,oOe.
CITY PROPERTY.
1900 for southwest corner Of 18th and Cass,
la2x66 feet, paving paid.
1850 for 7bxl42 feet. double frontage
room for six hats, near oath and St
1900 for Groom house near nth and vim
ton, lot 50x110 feet.
f1,2O for 2247 Pierce st.
81, 200 for Groom house, 1889 Franklin.
i,50O for 1855 Poppleton ave-, five rooms.
1880 for 1416 Dorcas St, 5 rooms.
t,e0 for 2sO6 and 2s0S Cass, 2 u houses.
$40 for 572 s. 9th St. lot 5Ox1S2 feet, 8
rooms, paving paid. cheap.
$500, West Farnam st., Groom house, barn,
corner lot
$500 for northwest corner Of 18th and
Center. s-room house, lot 75x140.
$500, two 5-room modern houses, near 18th
and Harvey SITS.
1900 for 5 houses, rental tl,0sa per year,
ground SOx12e feet.
$1,000, row Of brick buildings, ground look
lA. rental u,SS2 per year.
John N. Frenzer, Opp. O1dP.O
RE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
BUSINESS
ENERAL MERCHANp1sE.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
$500. 5000, 5000 $1,000, $1,000, clean
able business can handle good Improved
land for the lqrgeT stoesss.
u,Oo 70 $500, hne staple stocks in and
out Of city paying business can be had
HARDWARE.
$500 to $500, staple stocks in city and
good. country towns, good land and cash
considered Tor some Bf-os
$500 to $500, clean staple stocks in and
out Of city; would consider good income
N.SO monthly business; it's a hummer.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
1900 up-to-date stock, fine Neb. town:
$4,000 annual sales; will give liberal dis
count.
1850 to 1900, well selected stocks, doing
paying business in live country towns;
liberal discount for quick sale.
We'll selected stock in live Nebb. town; con-
trolls large trade; cash or good improved
STEAM LAUNDRY PLANT.
In live Neb. town. Of 10000 people: $500 70
Hoo monthly business; 500 In good
NEWSPAPER AND PRINTING PLANTS.
$1,000 TO $3.50, well located I'm Neb. towns;
good propositions; would consider good
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERY.
$500 70 $500, in and out of city; fine trade;
FRGiTs AND CONFECTIONERY.
500 for fine business in city.
SHOE SHINING PARLOR.
One of the best in city; investigate.
CIGARS AND NEWS STAND.
Fine location in city stock and furniture
OF 3 rooms at a bargain; owner nom
MESSENGER BUSINESS.
A paying proposition; cash or good lot
valued 500 Will satisfy.
MILLINERY BUSINESS,
$1,000. clean staple stock, Lincoln, Neb.
fne trade; cash and clear property will
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES.
$3.50 to $1,000, good ones in Neb. towns; will
CHATTEL LOAN BUSINESS.
5000 to control, 1900 monthly loans at 10
per cent per month; Omaha business.
LIVERY BUSINESS.
N,OOO for stock, barn and residence in good
Neb. town; good farm will do.
FIGURING MILLS
30 and 15-bbl. capacity, fully equipped and
doing profitable business; $4,000 to $500
HOTELS AND ROOMING HOUSES.
Z to 80 rooms, well located, completely fur.
nished, doing good business; they are IN
and out Of city. What have you to trade
for furniture OF 37-room hotel in good
Neb: town doing good business. value
1000? See me Monday, as l have spe,
cial bargains in some fine rooming houses
WANTED, PARTNER.
With $500 and experience to enter into
hardware business; also physician with
5000 to buy u interest in practice, office
in city; 500 to $1,000 monthly cash re.
ceipts. Full particulars concerning any.
thing in this list can be had at my office,
j. II. johnson, N. Y. Life. Phone, L2270
Y-9n "a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

RANCHES AND FARM LANDS.
5, 120-acre ranch, with 5 miles front, on
Calimus river, in Loup county, 80 miles
N, W. OF Burweli, one-half Of ranch IL
land, part OF which can be irrigated and
would raise fine alfalfa. Around 5,l20
acres is a tract of about IS. 900 acres range
enclosed by fence and divided into four
pastures. This ranch ss capable ct taking
care of 1000 to $500 head of cattle, good
four-room house, barn and large corrals.
700 acres alfalfa land on Republican river,
s miles east OF McCook, land Is all under
fence and all bottomland. Some OF the
best alfalfa In Nebraska can be geen
adjacent TO this ranch on the same XII
OF land.
$40 acres 81 miles N. g.. OF spaulding, In
Greeley county. $50 acres under cultiva-
ton. BALANCE pasture, well Improved.
go acres south Of Papiliion. improved, $50
acres under cultivation; balance In pas
160 acres within three miles of Gretna.
well improved. q desirable farm. Price,
HOUSES FOR SALE.
N.SSO for cottage near 18th and vlnton,
1900 for si4 N. 18th ST., 4-room house, good
as new, city water, sewer, gas, etc. VIII
sell on easy terms.
CHEAP. BUILDING LOTS.
H,400 for two full lots on ssth St, north
special taxes paid in fun.
$500 for lot on north side Cass st., east OF
$50 for lot. on Howard st, near 4ist st.
RE-9S9 "a
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

race horse owners and bookmsEers in,
vite the speculative public to an investi-
cation of their Methods This IL an old
and long established concern, amply re-
sponsible. and reliable in all its dealings.
A rigid inquiry into their business will
develop a condition unattained by any
other Investment proposition ever offered
for. public participation subscription to
their capital may be made IN amounts of
$50 and upward, subject to withdrawal in
full on demand. Dividends paid in cash
ffty-two times every year. The best paw
Ing safe Investment in the country. Refer
ences; Banks, trust companies, CONNER
cial agencies, st. Louis business men and
prominent men everywhere. For full par
tculars address. r. ]. Arnold & Co. 9th
and PIN Sts., st. Louis. Mo. Y
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
FOR SALE
AT A
Bargain

7-room house newly painted
with good barn, 100 barrel els
tern, well, fruit trees and flow
erS, so #. front lot. One block
from car line. Owner leaving
the city and must sell. 1886
Meredith Ave.
For prices and terms call on
POTTER, r. & HASKELL,
APO New York Bldg. Phone 40.
RE-s62-24
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

SNAPSHOTS cattle ranch, all fenced,
fou wires, red cedar posts; good house,
barn, windmill. scales n sheds; six
miles from Genoa; price 1890 per acre
II taken quick. McFayden q Wilson,
Genoa, Neb. RE-Mso2 2'
r. C. PETERS & CO.,
Ground floor, Bee Bldg.
5-room house, south part OF city, 1890.
7-room modern, 22d and Clark. 81, 200.
8-room modern, facing new Presbyterian
seminary, south front on Emmett street,
$1,000
East front lot on Park ave, half block
south OF park; any reasonable ofer ac-
cepted.
good barn and outbuildings, for less than
half what the improvements cost.
40 acres SarpY county, house, barn and or
chard. $500.
IS acres sarpy county, $500 per acre.
S12 acres y mile from So. Bend. house.
Half section fine farming land near Cen
trail City: would consider trade for Omaha
residence or business property.
RE-s76 "A
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
A CANADIAN
BARGAIN.

Soon after. my return from Canada this
GUNNER the following offer was made me.
know the land wei, It being but a few
miles from the capital of the Northwest
Ierritories, but L am not in a position to
handle IL at present. l know It to be a
bargain and shall be glad to give any in
FORMATION | have to intending purchasers
S,O4O acres; loo acres under cultivation; $40
acres in crop, $50 acres wheat and balance
oatsi LOO acres fenced, three STRANDS Of
wire, cedar posts; 400 acres fallow for
next year. 20 head of heavy work horses;
~ head of cattle, one pure bred bull; 8
eows and a boar; ! steam thresher, new;
4 binders; / mower and rake; 4 drills; 8
plows, 2 sets OF hRrrows, 2 cultivators, 2
disk harrows; l horse power; 1 flour mill;
tanning mill, 2 rollers, and other things
k2r working the farm, Good frame house,
Zx26 feet. Stable and granary 12Ox60 feet.
The cattle and horses turned out az stable
have two miles OF run, all fenced in. Set
OF harness. for each horse. Good well
and new windmill; ~ miles from station.
Stores, hotel, school and church at sta
ton. 4 elevators at this point. Every
quarter. section taken up. Crop looking
splendid; LOO bushels OF wheat raised
IAst year ana 1,SO0. bushels oats; $500 per
acre takes the whole thing. This OFFER
remains open until August 20.
LYSbE l. ABBOTT, 40O-1 Ware Block.
RE-90-A
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24

WANTED, a partner in a good paying
gen. mdse. business in good town in west
offer good position to anyone having a few
thousand dollars to loan to help carry IN
this business. Address for full particu-
lars, II 30, care Omaha Bee. YES "a
If YOU a a business or financial propo-
sition to promote, get our successful
g. johnson Adv. Agency, 906 Tribune
Bldg, Chicago. Y-9O3-24"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-24
ron sALE-nEAL ESTATE.
V. SHOLES CO..

" v. OHOLEO w.,
n. Y. Life Tel. SO
55th and Burt. lot 55xlgo. large trees, south
front, good 7-room house, modern. and
for quick sale Is reduced to t2,250, and II
ts a snap. Owner wants quick sale. see
US and make quick bid. Bound to be sold
East OF 9th street, near Farnam, lot 5Ox
1872, south front, excellent 7-room modern
house, nickel, porcelain bath, furnace,
good large barn, and for quick sale price
reduced low and will take 5000 cash. bal
ance monthly. Fine opportunity to get a
18th and Chicago. we are Offering SPECIAL
in to High school. WALKING distance,
front. good depth. stone walks stone
pavement, and just the place for parsons
Of moderate means. Price only $500 70
central CHEAP lots EVER. OFFERED.
Remember there are ONLY four Of them.
See US MONDAY quick for CHOICE.
BOUND To SELL SOON.
ACRES.
II acres on 42d and G streets, with Groom
house, nice repair. MAGNIFICENT Ioca-
ton, lies fine, about 80 fruit trees. large
and small large grove, FINE PLACE for
future rise In values. The best thing OF
MARBLES or CHALK. GOING to sell
THIS WEEK. Do not fail to see us. WI
Will interest you II you will only let us
FARMS.
20 acres, Gsge county, very fine land, I
miles from Wilbur, good improvements,
actual bargain, as per acre.
$50 acres, 4 miles south of Union Stock
yards, South Omaha, very fine, excellent
farm, well improved, $50 per acre.
so acres, Dodge county, near North Bend,
an exceptionally well improved, fine bot
tom farm, never too wet or too dry 10
insure a BIG CROP. Price 81, 900. II Is
finest OF land.
SOC acres, near Onawa, Ia, hne bottom
farm, the best land that ever lay out OF
dOOras gOOd tnnroyarpanfa IorOa IO-ranro
house, splendid barns, sheds, stock yards
ETC.; only 2 miles from station; SAC pei
acre; s. to $40 per acre In It by March /.
RANCHES.
I,00 acres, Dawes county, at $4,000; fine
ranch.
1,072 acres. near WRAY, COLO, with lots
OF water and range; fine ranch for 5000
Large ranch In Brown county, Nebraska,
witt over 80 head OF fine bred stock
1900.
Write US. RE