The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-12
BUTLER COUNTY FARMS AND
RANCHES

$50 acres me meadow land. y mile 10
Iallroad switch; can all be farmed; 81.
GO acres. No. Il. r y. 100 acres rich
bottom land in cultivation: 50 acres rich
upland n cultivation. balance fine blue
stem pasture Is not very rough and
i1rsest per cent can be farmed. Two sets
q lInpTof eElentS. with good orchards:
falr houses and barns. etc. Watered by
creek ponds and wells. School two miles.
LalIfoad three miles his is one Of the
nneSJ tracts we have in Kansas and the
cheapest Price. SO per acre.
No 10. G. X one Of the best stock
and grain farms in Butler county. con-
talning Co acres. I'D OF the richest land
In cultivation. 20 acres fine meadOW-calf
pasture SOWD IN alfalfa, 30 acres fine wal
nut hickory and elm timber, over so
acres OF the richest pasture, all fenced
and cross-fenced with feed lots and
yards, pastures and fields. large orchard
ana vineyard and all kinds of small fruit.
TOWeTs, etc Nicely Wate-ed by spring.
wells pond and creek Dwelling :
rooms, large barn. good cribs. granaries.
smoke and hen houses. sheds and other
out-bulldlngs, all nearly new and nicely
PAINTED one mile 10 good school nVe
miles 10 railroad town. VIII tske half
per acre.
No. S. Mem 1o05-acre ranch. good
school = mile, pOsJof5ce IL miles. miles
railroad town, $50 acres OF rich limestone
SOIL IN cultivation; viii grow alfalfa TO
perfection and VIII grow all crops grown
fine blue stem pasture. fenced in two
pastures; abundance of springs. wei and
creek water and ponds. - acres Of
hickory. walnut and elm timber along
the stream, groom house. with good Gel
lar. basement. barn, large size; large
granarleS, good bearing orchard. The
pasture land is rough and stony, but has
Inc blue stem grass ana being limestone
soil. Will always furnish the finest OF
grass nd VIII stand the severest pastur-
ing Of all other soils. Price. Sl3 per acre.
WE MAKE LOANS ON FARMS.
No. Z. T Y. 32o-acre stock and grain
farm. on a small stream. skirted with
fine oak. hickory. walnut and elm timber,
~ miles 10 railroad town, with school and
churches. also / mile To school and
church. and one Of the best neighbor-
hoods. Two good bearing orchards. s.
room dwelling. fair barn for 5 head Of
stock, fine spring. wells and creek, fenced
and croSS-fenced with fine feed lots with
water and timber The soil Is dark lime
Stone. Is acres rich bottom land in Cul-
tiVatiOD. and does not overflow and viii
grow all kinds of crops grown in Kansas
Il perfection. 100 acres OF me blue stem
pasrurc- So acres OF me meadow and
about 10 acres OF timber along the
Straam which is adjoining the pasture
Price, so per acre
upland, l50 IN cultivation. house OF 3
rooms. near barn; good orchards, 80
acres fine meadow. 30 acres fenced for
pasture. SEilftl ltLSt llaS- aNltHr LlAt
road. one mile 70 postoffice, on telephone
line, in well settled neighborhoOd. Price.
So per acre.
No. >. J. 7. l6o acres. 4 miles from
railroad town. % acres in cultivation. no
other improvements: has nne spring
10 acres in nice. level plow or NOV land;
forty where spring is located - a little
broken. bat 1irSt-ClaSS pasture: = mile
from school Would make hne home.
Pro, So per acre
MONEY TO LOAN.
No. 4 \. y 100 acres, one of the best
farms and best bargains that We nave ~
nffer larared where country is thicliiy
settled. is well improved. ! mile 1roTn
school or telephone line and poStoTlce.
good s-room house. good Wei. stable ana
Crle- ouI-huiidiuES. - acres IN CIltFa-
ri5r. CAB III pasture. a. in meadow This IS
~rT good level upland