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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-18
Turtle on Cows Forelex.

From the PHILADELPHIA Telegraph.
Farmer Edmund p. Newell. who lives near
Bordentown. n. j.. was startled early yes
morning by sudden kick from a COW he was
milking. He was sent sprawling.
on rcganing his feet he discovered that the
COW had stepped on n turtle which had fast
encd itself to her foreleR.
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20, f.. 1871" on Turtle Shell.

Woodbury. correspondence Philadelphia Record.
The latest turtle finding story comes from
Sckeryle. In lSsl John Thornton OF that
town found a turtle in his strawberry patch
marked 20. f.. 1874" Thornton put his own
initials on it with the date 1851 and let it CO.
Samuel Brannin found it II few days ago not
ii go.
Eldrdgc, former resident of Scklervile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

fight" added tho reporter 49,.
'oTho laws respecting pfizo ilsiits
VIA DO strictly enforced. eoncluoea
this mayor.
Then tho reporter faxed up q
story that Sullivan would not DO
permitted % spar IN Seattle. -,
A. matter Of a., what Built
yam really does 90 n no moro iihe
a prize fight aa construed by IN"
than tho Times reporter story TO
sem a.sd the truth.
what Sullivan does IL TO appear
ON tho stage OF the theHter m =
vaudeville alkotet. in the course q
which sullivan and Jim MCCORMICK
give n scientific sparring exhibition,
and fhera f. no effort made 20 pu.
one another out or 10 draw blood
or anything Of the sort II Is mere. mere.
iy an exhibition Of the manly ART
Of self defanss by two e1perth
Neither Mayor Bailipeer, Chlel
DELANEY, Prosecuting attorney
Macintosh nor Sheriff Smith have
the least intention OF interfering,
and the local evening paper refsfrea
to IL the only paper that has ever
knocked the game since Sullivan
started on hla present tour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

This statement is attributed 10
DR. william 0aier. that men are
useless after 10 and that at co tA'w
ought 10 be chloroformod igf's asee
some men who we're sst uselssaa ~
40.
Not only have tlfs seats IN the
thaatera wherever John L. Sullivan
has appeared been filled, but tho
outside aialea have been filled with
standing spectators. who were VIII
Ing 30 undergo many dlseomforta
10 hear tho ex-puglllBrs arraign-
ment OF Or. Oaler and bis theory
that all men should DO chioroformed
at co. and his claim that despite
the fact that he IL f6 hs II willing
70 meet any OF the present day
pugilists for any number OF rounds.
DR.. Oalar's theory is an especial
~ sore point with Sullivan. and to-
day no completed a work OF several
weeks 10 disproYe tho claims Of the
professor.
Following are some Of the In
stances that have been found by
Sullivan that he will quote Ia his
monolOgue:
Demosthenes delivered his ora
tofleal masterpieces. the ofatlonH
aon the Crown at %.
Aristotle did his greatest work
after 60. and Plato after ~.
chaucer wrote the Canterbury
sfs.t....s, ana afhar famouH works
after 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
FAN FOOD

~chlmmls der whale" wcdnes-
day.
Any base ball fan desiring a sct-
ting OF goose eggs. apply to Rusty
Hall
II is quite au fAit TO get white
washed these days
Good morning. have ron been
gnoae-egKod this morning
Rusty tIRii and Brother Wheeler
we're the central figures Of two
lightning double plays IN Tues
days game
Dump. bump. bump. DO ron hear
tho siwashea hitting the cellar bot
toni
Wonder where we do really get
OFF AZ when the Seals get through
with the Slwaaheag
Rusty Han actually got TO first
base BY hitting tho ball. but then
Joe Corbett.a feed got tangled up
and when he untwlncd the bah had
passed his mits
Danny Shea has got a country
grocery store phonogrAph skinned
a mile IN hia monologue stunia be-
hind the plate.
When Baby Ksmmer scoota for
first ne looks ike al ice wagon
playing tag
Charlie Shields has been mention
ed rs one Of the three railroad com
misslonara OF the state OF wash
lnKton- His seven passes to first
Tuesday makes him a formidable
candidate.
In case Shields isn't named on the
railroad commission he will enter
tho International airsbip races from
London 10 Paris In 1907. Professor
Shields, Reronaut. will challenge any
ahy-crulser going at the Portland
fair for a thousand mile race. lie
goes UP IN the air about aa easy as
a sky-rocket with a small boy and n
match at tha business end Of n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
EAA CURBZ7TTS
SSaGnGSZp

his fortune would hays been made
The first tAing Dempsey Ia SUP
posed To have said Yes. | am
licked. and by an Engllahman. tso,
and no has the championship OF
America
Dempsey should never have been
allowed 70 enter the ring again. but
some Of hts friends klddcd hisl
along. and he finally oonscntes TO
meet Tony Ryan in New York.
What Tommy did to him wes
shameful his nerve aud heart were
gone.
After you have scanned these
names 80 down the line to Dixon.
I.aylgne. Hall and many others. to
the present day. when you find
Young Corhott." Young Critic and
others.
The fight 60 the top Is a long
hard one, but II you fall before you
reach the summit the result Is less
dangerous than when you go on
over and tumble down tho other
side wrecked physically. 60 die OF
a broken heart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
SIWASHES
DEFEATED
or rnE Gums.

San Francisco defeated atmttlo ~
the first game OF tho series out ~
Recreation Park Tuesday hy tho
score OF to 0. Tho game at first
was rather ragged but toward the
last held the interest of the fans
In spite OF the fact that Frisco had
a head OF four runs
Tho Seals went right after the
indiana from the very start, by
scoring two runs, In the initial In
ming Shields was hit freely and
then wont on hla usual trip 90 the
skies With three men on bases
shields forced I'm one OF the runs
By walking Shea.
Corbctt offielaicd for Frisco In
fast styla The Siwashea never got
a iook-in for a moment The only
chance tho locals had 10 score was
when Stats Davis rubbed II into Me-
Halo by calling a wide one a strike
and retiring tho side. san Fran
cisco again scored IN the second re-
firing tho side. San Francisco
again scored In the second and
once more In tho firth. after which
there was nothing doing. Score
R.H-E
Seattle ..ooOoOOOo o-Oaa
Frisco -. si0Oi0 90 o. > 1
Batteries Shields aud Ftary.
Corbett and shea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
~ 1AMFs ! CnRnETr.

ny JAMES J. CoRBETr.
Copyright. 1908. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.
HEARTS BROKEN By DEFEAT.
Tho breaking down OF Terry Me
Govern after defeat Is another ilius-
seagssn OF history rspoatie@ ITSELF
An.a the resssd IN Terry No te date
lrra not been 50 seFi9us as IN the
rass OF many VIM have travelled
over the road hcfofe him.
There "a hope for bis recovery hea
Il g not founded On the experiences
of the past. FOR the top notehers
who have fallen have gone down
with such a thud that all possibility
OF recovery Was shattered.
Nine out OF every ten Fighters
who have occupied the top rung
vent straight TO oblivion after de-
feat. OF course. there Is the excep-
tlon which provesvse rule.
There IL a certain hero worship
about a champion. which the fight
az can't forget after he has tasted
defeat. Then In the fighting. like
everything else. when you are ON
top tho world Is with you. and
wken YOU are down humanity turns
is back. In short. the world loves
n winner In anythlng, but has little
uss for a loser.
1 recall many examples of men.
who have made the pathway that
MeGovern "a travelling over beaten
and worn.
Tom savers. after his terrible
beating az the hands OF John e.
Heanan. never entered the rihg
again. From gentlemRnly fellow
before the battle he became adrunk-
en- and dlsorderly cot after, and
IFS last days were spent In low
Glass rum shops in England
Paddy Ryan turned 20 the saloon
business after Sullivan TRAINED him
at Mississippi City. But he did
not stay long. He turned his at
tention TO the ring once more. and
Sullivan gave him another beating
at san Francisco. Previous TO
this. however. Tommy Ryan. Who
wms coming into his prime. gave
him a terrible beating in Chicago.
He fell lower and lower.
Then there Was Jack Dempsey.
unee q great fighter. lie vas de-
feAted BY Fitzslmmons AZ New Or
leans, and never recovered. Like a
faithful dog that has lost his mas
ter. he worried and worried until
he finally succumbed 10 a broken
heart a. Portland. Ore. a few years
ago.
After Dempsey had been taken TO
hts dressing room and hts seconds
we're using every possible means to
revive him. he finally came too. and
I have been told that could = paint
e. have seen and depicted the woe
and misery shown In Jacks face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

spinoza writs bis Speech w.,
LEG t0oE after o. zao, a.
LlVsFsHes ste-so sfnabs "T,l.,
slsshdY Wheo hs Wtta ~
CmFauia8 vas % WEa.n Ia -.
~ write Den Qaxafe." ~
Defea was "a whaa hs raw !.
world Robinson Cruase." "
Oliver Cromwell did not bs1, 4,
wonderful work until Al =
90. va
Titan was over 40 when Ia
gan work on the renowned mas.
piece. "The Assumption u ~ h.
donna"
Leonardo da Vinek who =.
told. comes nearest 70 being
tOry'a universal genius" NJ, !
years old when he painted IN.
Last Supper"
STR Christopher Wren ds,l,..,
st. Paula cathedral at 4e ana \.
towers Of Westminster Abbey !, 4
John Hunter. tho eelebr,,..
physician. wrote his greatsr 10,
ise when Gs years o. age.
PasteuF WAS % before he 49,,
got To work on his hydfopboa,
cure.
Morse was ~ when he gsys a.
world the telegraph.
Past 20. too. was Mohammsd 1.
fore he began 70 write the Korss
Mommgen was on the shady a,
Of 40 when he wrote bis mona
mental history Of Rome. And M,
others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
the BELT
FOR BOB

CHICAGO. May 10.-Bob Fitz-
simmons viii again be champion
heavyweight OF the prize ring. James
J. Jeffriea. who Is playing a the
atrioal engagement here. says he
will bequeath tho title 10 tho Cor
nlshman. jeff says that Bob Is the
only man In the world who gave
him a hard fight.
II was never defeated" said jeff.
and he never yielded to any ono
but me. Therefore, ! think he IL
the man TO whom should give the
belt"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

SAN FRANCISCO. May 1o.-Mlss
Sutton, Of Pasadena. Americas
woman tennis champion. Will meet
Miss X. Douglas. OF England. for
tho worlds championship on the
Wimbledon courts. London. in the
tournament 20 begin June 20.
She will also compete in the Man
chester tournament beginning June
n. She expects 10 sail for Europe
May 20 Miss 5uiton's age Is H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
MGovERN AND MURPHY
AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. May 10
Hughey McGovgrn. the Brooklyn
featherweight. and Tommy Murphy.
Of the Apollo A. C.. of New York.
are 10 clash IN the main event at
the National Athletic clubs show
tonight These two are regarded
as among the top-nOtch feather
weights Of the country and tho re-
suit OF their meeting Is awaited
with much interest in sporting cir
cles. Both appear to be In fine fet-
tie for the contest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May 70.
Almost every breed known 10 the
canine Kingdom Is represented NJ
the annual bench show Of the Ban
Francisco Kennel club which open
cd In Mechanics pavilion today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

+ Owing 20 the fact that John 4
= l.. Sullivan has continued his 4
4 engagement in Spokane for an 4
\ other week. he will be unable 4
\ 70 edit the sporting page OF
\ The Star on wednesday. May 4
\ 10. bat will be sporting editor 4
\ OF The Star on wednesday, =
\ May IT. instead. In the mean 4
4 time he will continue 20 con 4
4 tribute signed articles 10 the 4
4 sporting page Of The Star ev- 4
4 cry day until his arrival here. 4
n
ttSttt go $500 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

Miss Ethel Garrett again won
the championship honora Of the Sc
attic Golf club by defeating Mrs
Henry carstens Tuesday. Niss Gar.
rott also wins the Nanette PaschaIl
rup
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s75s.IO.

To winona Lake. Ind, and return
via Northern Pacific. Tickets on
sale May 18th only. Call at n. 7. CITY
TICKET offiea and arrange Tor your
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
A PIrcHER,s pArTLE

TACOMA. May io.--Beth Keefe
and Jones pitched a great game
here Tuesday. but Keefc had q triflc
the better 81 the argument and TIA
coma won cut BY one run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
Angels DEFEATED

OAKLAND May 10 Oakland
defeated fsas Angeles At this place
Tuesday. b. a score % "a Q. Good
win. Of Les Angeles. was battea ous
OF the box n the NTH aaa vas rs-
placed by Tofcu Captain Dillon
and k1ood. Of Los Angeles, Nere put
cut os the game for dlaputlng de-
eisioua
n H. y.
Oakland -. .......T II 2
Loa Angeles =. ..... 80 n J
Batteries iberg. MoskimAn and
nyrnea. Goodwin. Torcn and Spies,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
HE ANSWERS OSLER

JOHN L. SULLIVAN THINKS THAT SOME MEN AR ,,s,
AFTER THEY HAVE PASSED THE FoarHrE 49,, "
sToNE-HlMsELF, FOR INSTANCE 1s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
STAR THEATER

1eF. Ftrat ave and Mn8iAonz
Admission. iec. box seats. 75c.
Worth five times the money
I.cfta and her educated horse. Buck.
tbs horse with the human brain
Daisy Harc0uFt. Montgomery &
Cantor. kosure q Chaplin, Melray
Trio. Nellie Gartn in Illustrated
Gong. new moving plctnrea
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happened In the fourth inning when
Seattle stood good chance 10
score CSC man was on third and
another en- socond and Jimmie seN
chance To raise yell from tho
fans BY a safe swat lilo had two
Strikes and Lhrce balls on htm aud
should have walked. but Stats eyes
went 10 tho bad aud he called him
ou{ On tbroo Issriltea. hei1alo west
fof sinta Hin n BSFe Esp after taa=
cat. lbs sifuY6ti alasa ~ onn side
aafd epta moneod 10 tBs. For won
der slata paid ne attention 10 him
but started for bis little stub
handled broom. MeIale then grab
bed tho ball and raised hls arm
threa times as n he was about 70
paste Stats in tho back Of the cram
lum With the horse hide There WAS
nothing doing but some muttered
swearing. however. and McHale loft
tho rest TO tho fans.
Tho efforts OF local evening pa
per 20 throw mud at John l.. Sui
iivan and prevent him from giving
nparrlng exhibitions IN Seattle next
week ara ridiculous The other day
one Of the young reporters Tor the
paper went 90 tho mayor and said.
mir. Mayor. what are you going
10 do about tho prize fightf"
What fightf" asked Mayor bal-
llnger.
'~rhs John l. Sullivan prize
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ttk%tt ttttttttttttttt tttttttttttt
THE DOPE SHEET BY S, Len
fFE4AF H444F4FEF4F4

Park Wilson aall has that hmAet
OF running out troA tho bench 20
make n kick. with ~ finger point
Ing straight at the nmpiFa. That
Nagef will go off ono OF these days
and Park will get fined five.
II was tho gooae-egg PLACES doNs
at Oakland Tueaasy also.
Everett fans are turntas up for
ftsraany.
Ttesa seeHee 70 bo anotesr Shafts
Davis tn the reraes OF Mr.. Tread
way, Of the Northwestern laaeue.
Tuesday be sent MoCioaks 70 tho
thirst pail FOR dlHputlng a decision
iunea. 81 Portland. pitched three
innings Of great ball az Tacoma on
Tuesday. During three fnnlnga
with tho bases full no never allowed
hit
There was mora interest eentared
In Stats Davis during TuendAy'a
game AZ Recreation Park than on
the players Themselves aiatn was
way off on hLa decisions and the
fans went for him for further ord
efs
First Stats had 'em roasy roasting
him for making bum decisions
against the tsana and applandlnE
him then FOR hts TzAr-llke attitude
when one Of the players would Try
TO talk back.
Jimmie Mcfaie got real mad Al
Stats during the game Tuesday. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
81. Louis 5. New York :.
Cincinnati {. brooklyn I
PittaburE 2. Philadelphia {.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

THAT YELLOW STREAK"
Nearly every boy AZ some time IN
his life wants 20 be champion fight
er Of the world. There IL little fell
low out at my home. however, who
has no aspirations iH that way.
Shortly after I won tho champ
ionship OF the world ! returned
home. and one day vas stopped By
a gang OF youngsters playing mar
bieS-
put the following question to
them.
How many of you want 20 be
champion OF the world some dayf"
To my surprise every ono In the
group raised his hand but one.
why aren't you going 10 be
champion"
He was a little eoiored fellow and
he looked up In an honest way and
said.
Because I am = niger"
This was thu first fellow ! ever
met who admitted the eharacteris-
tic termed yellow"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington :. Philadelphia n.
Chicago 3. Cleveland 2
Boston 5. New York :.
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n isn't the general public that
Kills boxing. q r. the promoter, the
fighters and their managers. Take
the situation In Frisco at the pres
ent time. Stories ara going the
rounds every day OF the actions OF
this or that manager. and the dirty
work he II doing 60 get tho best Of
tho man who Ia making his own
bread and butter in the same man
ner. And | guess they viii never
learn.
All over the United states there
is a feeling OF hatred for the Frisco
promoters. White comes all the
way from England 10 fight Britt
for the worlds championship. And
what Is the reaultf lie signs arti-
cies 10 fight and prepares himself
When he Is about ready ho learns
that scrap Ia on between the pro
motors OF this and that club. and
that the officials are locking Il up.
and are discovering underhand
work to gain an advantage.
Let the god work so on. When
there Ia 40 fighting then they viii
realize how foolish they have been.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-10
EcHoEs ANswER. swHYr"

ECHOES ANSN Eif. @WHfF
Knocking the fighting game
brings TO mind a friend % mine in
New York. Ho Is the bitterest en-
emy Of the sport. aud IL Is all due
TO a fixed match and foul that
didn't count
Tommy Murphy Of Jersey City
and Joe White. n I remember cor
rcctly. we're matched % fight Is
rounds.
Ny friend was there heavy on
Murphy and I'm the 18th round
White fauled the Jersey City boy
so plainly that the referees stopped
the mill. and OF course Il was gen
orally expected would declare Muir
ply the winner. Hut 20 the sur
prise Of all who were not on the In
side. he ordered the fight 10 go on.
The boys fought Il out to the limit
and a draw decision waR given.
My friend learned afterwards
that be had been one 81 the lanbs
and admitted he got a good trim
ming.
The foul White delivered was IN
intentional. and to this day my
friend often asks himself why Muir
ply did not protest and leave the
ring.
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Third Avenue
TA-.-
ToNIoHT

Night. zoe. 50c. t0c. Soc
Natiuess. Toe and 2sc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-08
WHEELING BANK CREDITOR
OF DR.. HOWELL FOR $4,000

CLARKsBURG, w. Va, May S.
DR.. Fleming Howell, OF this city, has
filed his voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States Court,
placing his assets at $4,000 and his
liabilities at sl4l,ooo. Among the
large creditors is a bank at Wheeling,
which he is indebted to for $4,000.
Dr.. Howell was largely interested in
the Traders National Bank, which
failed year ago, the Jackson Iron &
Tin Plate Company, which was com
PEELED to go into bankruptcy and 9th
er enterprises that failed and was
forced to take this action because Of
their failure, as well as the failure Of
those for whom he was endorser. .
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Bobby's Essay On Lassyers. q
Lawyers Is men Inch Bill folks hi

trubel &c then }charg ~ ne sa i'm VIII h.
err thay git them out Or not lawyers
is Of 2 kinds: NJ, I! XII
!. good lawyers 3, sis
~ 2. cheap lawyers
&f the cheap lawyers cost you more
than the good lawye rs;E the only trnb.s
bel IFS that YOU never know The eooa
lawyers, TIL you try them; and Then
maybe they Amt very good afteralt
lawyers Is mad 4 In q ways one
kind goes; hi college anl plays foot
ball 81 the other kind works fos 4
lawyer & studies law books at Ill
Mister Lincoln was the last kind and
the first kind IS easy to find my
WHARF; You can git them q hi d
case & Lose At for YOU any Sday SUM
Of them sFgood Rtho. but nat q gfatg
many. AZ s4zs.if
81 lawyers git mad Sat eechS other when
the they are trying a case but after the
cas- case is ever they call cecil Other 5ld
Chap and say 4 ets 90 I'LL ii hasg /
drink drink Then they stay thare It'll iasy
Ia: have b SImoar drinks and hen Inlay cail
eee el13 q otfe ere old chnfn Ilwau
kee Sentinel. a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-05-08
FA.RIEFOR SALE
DESCRIPTION o f FARM Q F3S,WAY,
M LAND REYNOLDS, IN Il
III X TAYLOR COUNTY, n A.
IKE. lllllNsIlI

i 4 =
Contains 225 acres, 10 #tt Is acres
Of timber; the rest In meadow and
bluegrass pasture. Some Of the land
Is as good as the very best In the
county. On the average, 1t is as good
as that Of any farm in this section.
Best timber has been removed, but
several hundred dollars worth Of
merchantable timber remains stand.
ing. Fences as good us those Of aver
age farm. Well watered. Pittsburg
vein Of coal sold, except 4 ga acres.
This coal may be mined and removed
over land on payment Of damages.
Freeport vein Of coal not sold. Farm
lies well. Orchard OF As apple trees.
&c. varieties. Trees old, but bear
enough every year for one family,
and some years Is to 100 bushels.
There are several sweet cherry trees,
and few other fruits have been
started. There Is no incumbrance on
this property. House about one.half
mile from main road, one mile from
school, three miles from postoftice,
depot and churches, at Simpson; q
little farther by wagon road to Elem
ington: nearer by horseback route.
Petition for Rural Free Delivery
route has been circulated. House,
two.story, five rooms, weather-board
ed, covered with slate. finished in
hard wood yellow pine). Only three
rooms completed, Sheep stable 70,
Is or 100 head Of sheep. Cattle stu
BILE for rs head Of cattle. Cow stable
for six COWS, Calf stable for Blk
calves. Horse stable for two horses
Wagon and buggy house, granary
hen house, milk house, house and
most Of outbuildings new. Waite,
from spring. Best well in this sec
ton 100 yards from house. Good gar
den. large. Beautiful and healthfu
location for house. Sheep, cattle ant
| Z O. H y . r a . Vi . So
all kinds Of stock do unusually well
Railroad and trolley lines surveyed
in neighborhood. Large coal develop
ment in progress, and progress 70
steady development good. Earn
leased for oil and gas. Lease expire
September !, unless rental should be
gin then. , @
Price. s4250 per acre, with one
: half oil aud gas reserved; $4,000 pc
acre, with coal reserved in addition
except ga acres for use Of farm.
TERMs:-s5;S00 cash, aud balanc
in such payments as may be arrange
with purchaser