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launch were drowned, while three men
and one woman, the latter Miss Mabel
Cook, friend and room mate of Miss
Day were picked up by the passing
craft soon after the accident occurred.
The party were returning last night
from Sheepshead Bay, where they had
dinner, and although stiff gale was
blowing and the seas were running
high, all went we'll until the engines
of the launch gave out. All night long
the little craft, owned by w. w. Day.
id, of Jamaica, L. l., drifted helpless
ly in the bay. The women suffered
severely from the exposure, for the
night was cold and water was con-
tinuously breaking into the boat.
When daylight came the men and wo-
men were overjoyed to find a tug
with two scows in tow making di-
rectly for them. They called loudly
for help and signalled their distress
The tug swept by and apparently they
were not seen by those on board. So
close did the tug run that the wind
drove the second scow against the
launch and caused it to upset. The
eight occupants Of the boat were all
in the water in an instant struggling
for their lives. Still they say the tug
did not stop. Three Of the men and
Miss Cook managed to get hold of the
upturned launch and chung to it un
til the tug McCandlish Brothers ant
the incoming steamer Ell Paso rescued
them. The survivors were taken t.
Stapleton, L. l., and sent to an mfr
mary, where they refused at first t
divulge their own names or those O.
the persons who were drowned.
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"I never saw such scared man in
my life. I yelled: 'Throw me rope
if you don't want me to drown He
did so and I wound it around nay
waist and arm and he pulled me upon
deck.'
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private interests for the public good.
Men who are not afraid to take
chances; who are not afraid of failure.
Men Of courage, who are not cow
ards in any part of their natures.
Men who are larger than business,
who overtop their vocation.
Men who give thirty-six inches for
a yard, and thirty-two quarts for
bushcl.
PhiIthropists who will not let their
rights hand know what their lefa
hand is doing.
Men who will not have one brand
Of honesty for business purposes and
another for private life. ..
Young men who will be true to their
highest ideals in spite Of the sneers
and laughter Of their companions.
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Follow the dictates Of your con-
science, and it's doughnuts to fudge
you will never land in jail.
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ayes, Dubley's wife died while you
we're abroad.'
"Ah! then he's either going to ex-
tremes in his mourning or he s looking
for n new wife,
GLOW do you meanq'
"I notice that he's dyed his hair
and mustache a deep black.'
He--Why do we do the meanest and
most hateful things to those we love
the bcstq
She-I presume it is because no one
else would stand for it.-Lippincott q.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09
WHEAT HARVEST BEGINS
The Binders are Already Going in
Some Localities Full Blast
next Week

Wheat cutting has been in pro-
gress several days in some localities
west and southwest of town. Next
week harvest will be in full blast.
Many farmers will begin Monday
if the weather is favorable.
Jimmy Jones was in yesterday
from his farm west oftown and re.
ported that he would begin cutting
Monday. Harvest has been delay
ed by the rains and the crops
have suffered considerably from
rust. Mr.. Jones expects a good
average crop.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09
Deering Real Estate Co.
Successors to Scot Jones Real Estate Co.

November Tor delegates to a con-
stitional convention to frame a con-
stitution for proposed new state,
and a vote on the question of state
hood to be submitted in this form.
Shall Arizona and New Mexico
be united as one state3'
If a majority of each of the ter
ritories vote in favor of joint state
hood, then the delegates to a con-
stitutional convention will be called
together. If a majority in either
territory is recorded against state.
hood. then the convention will not
assemble. 1t eliminates the expense
of holding a constitutional conven-
tion in The event of a decision Of
either territory is against statehood
and avoids the confusion of the
statehood question with an election
for state officers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09
Land Wanted

but now all robed in black emblem
Of a nations grief.
There in the n.ids; the great
carriage of state, once glisting in
silk and gold, now all black with
crepe, and wreathed in flowers. It
is drawn by sixteen black horses, a
black robed leader at every bit.
Within that splendid carriage is
all that now remains to earth, of
him whom 80 years ago We here
beheld, bride groom, and an En-.
peror, nineteen years ago, this hero
of his age, who had de6ed all Eu-
rope and imprisoned the Pope Of
the World, sat in an arm chair, in
ST. Heleua, feeble and helpless dy-
ing and exileC king. Josephine the
beloved, had gone to her reward.
The Austrian, Princess, who as
an honored bride had passed with
him through this arch, had long
since abandoned him to his fate.
That feeble voice from the death
chair, once the law Of Europe. now
humbIy begged as his dying request
that his poor emaciated body,
when the feeble remaining spark
of life, had at last gone out, might
be laid to rest by the side of the
Seine among the French people
whom he had loved so well.-A. S.
Cilkey
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09
IN NEW QUARTERS
Local Aerie Of FraternaI Order Of
Eagles to Give Big Opening
wednesday.

The loca: aerie of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles will have theii
formal opening of their new and
handsomely furnished quarters
next Wednesday afternoon anc
evening and several hundred in
ivtations have been issued for the
event.
The invitations say that on We'd
nesday afternoon from two until
five the rooms will be open TO the
public and yourself and friends
are asked TO come and see how
nicely an Eagles nest is arrang-
ed" In the evening dancing,
cards, conversation and music will
be the order.
The new quarters are located
on the corner of Chickasha avenue
and second street, in the building
formerly occupied bv the Grand
Leader store, but now occupied by
a clothing store. The rooms con-
sist of a lodge room, hall way, par
Ior library, reading and writing
rooms and smoking rooms; they
are handsomely furnished.
The aerie here has only been or
gauized since the first of February
with fifty charter members. The
order is ia popular one and the uiem
bership has increased until now it
is considerably over one hundred
and still growing. The present
quarters are not near as large as
,ere desired but wer'
the best to be had al the time,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09
OVER 81, 900 WAS CONTRIBUTED
BY THE CITIZENS OF
cHIcKASHA
EIGHTEEN FAMILIES HELPED
Immediate Necessities are Met Crop
Damage is less than was first
Reported.

The relief committee has about
completed distributing the funds
raised by the people Of chickasha
for the storm sufferers. In all the
fund amounted to about sro5o and
all except about $50. has been
distributed
The committee drove over the
entire stricken area northwest, east
and southeast of town, making a
personal investigation in each case
and prorating the funds according
to the losses suffered and the neces-
sites of the persons aided. In some
cases, where homes, crops and all
were swept away, the destitution
was very great and the small
amount that could be donated from
the general fund can do no more
than relieve Immediate needs. The
entire number of families aided
was IS and the average amount to
a family was therefore between $50
and 500. Where parties had in
suranoe the amount donated was
smaller.
The storm was a great blow to
the localities affected but with i'm.
mediate wants relieved, the people
will be able to take care of them
selves, with the individual assist
ance they will receive.
Mr.. Johns who was one of the
committee that went over the
ground THINKS the damage 20 crops
was not as great as was first re-
ported. He thinks the average
damage will not exceed IS per cent
in some cases it was much
greater.
The people who were assisted ex-
pressed much gratitude to the citi-
zens of Chickasha who came to
their relief in their great mistor-
tune.
A portion Of the relief fund was
sent to Alex.
Mr.. Johns and Ike Harness had
charge of the distribution of the
fund
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09
ANEW LODGE At FUTILE
win be Instituted BY the Local K. P's
monday Evening

A Knights of Pythias lodge will
be instituted at Tuttle, Monday
evening. The K. P. boys here
have had their royal butter" in
special training for a week or more
and he will be able 10 show the
Tuttle people all his varied accom-
plishments. A crowd of fifteen OF
twenty members of the local lodge
will 60 and team from the lodge
will do the work. Grand Chan
cellor, P, T. Long, of Duncan, will
be present and Tuttle is preparing
to show the visitors a good time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09
NO BAND cONcERTTONIcHT

Prof. Fox and his splendid band
will not render their delightful con.
cert tonight. The music would be
coubly enjoyed in the cool breeze
Of the fans under the palms in the
Owl Drug Store partaking Of some
of the delightful refreshments
served from the soda fountain in
this popular store. If you drive
down there viii be a boy in front
to TAKE YOUR ORDER AND
SERVE you in your buggy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09
REPORT THAT SENATOR CARTER
HAS FIXED UP A DOSE Ac-
CEPTABLE TO ALL
THE BASIS'FOR A COMPROMISE
Is Afforded New Mexico and Ari-
zOnia to be Allowed to Vote

Washington, June S.-A basis of
compromise, If not the exact form,
which is said to be acceptable to a
majority of the senator's for the
settlement of difference on the
statehood question, has been sub
mitted by Senator Carter. This
provides foI vote at the next reg
ular territorial elections of Arizona
and New Mexico TO be held in
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09

The story is told that a certain
woman was reading the matrimoni.
al columns of a paper and remark
ed to her husband: Here is a
strange coincidence William
Strange married to a Martha
Strange" Strange indeed re-
marked her husband, but ex.
pect the next news will 5s d little
stranger. .'-Ex.
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FOR SALE

Two cars of one an6 two year
old mules, gentle, good colors, out
of good mares. Will make IS to
10 hand mules when grown.
]. H. Roper,
Itasca, Hill County, Tex.
d-37-5I w-6-S-7-77
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09
WILL ADVERTISE CHICKASHA
'SOuthwest' ia Pleased with Pictures
Seut-the Best Received

Sometime ago a number OF
chickasha views were sent to the
Southwest Magazine for use in an
illustrated article. Secretary Lee-h
has received the following letter
from the editor Of the magazine:
"St Louis, June 9TH, 1906.
Secretary-Commercial Club,
Chickasha, l T.
Dear Sir:
Allow me to congratulate you on
the excellent photographs just re-
ceived. They are the best have
received from any Of the towns in
the territories. am going to do
my best to use them in this issue
with an article which / will pre-
par.
The photographs will not only
be good for the magazine but for
the stereoptican lectures as well. /
hope to give these stereoptican lee
tures at the big state fairs at St.
Paul, Mimi, Des Moines, Iowa,
Springfield, Ills. and other town at
which places we will display views
Of Chickasha. .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09

RI. Rev f. KBrooke, bishop of
Oklahoma and Indian Territories
will preach at St. Lukes Episcopal
Church Monday evening (June I'D
at O'Clock. All invited to attend
the service.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09
AT FOOT OFTHE GREAT ARCH OF
TRIUMPH IN CITY OF
PARIS
GILKErS FINE FLOW OF FANCY
Leads him to Indulge in Reflection
French History Recalled BY the
Arch.

OuuCI tue AICh luCJ 20 ouu
down the Champs Elysees to the
beautiful Palaces of the Tuileries.
II is Fete Day in the Gay Cap
ital, There is music and laughter
aud song every where about us, but
burdened with these melancholy
reflection, how can we rejoice with
them.
Once more. and only once will
the Great Napoleon make a trium-
phal entry through this arch. When,
we shall see. This Arch at its base,
IS only a century old, at the top
twothirds Of century only Yet
what transitions il has seen.
II followed him, whose will
brought it into existence through
his strange career of victories and
defeats. II saw his son, for whom
he had made such sacrifice born 10
20 the world. II saw from its
base only, the gathering storm Of
all Europe rising in lis might
against the aggressions Of the Em
peror. 1t saw his throne totter TO
its fall. II saw Waterloo, Elba,
and St. Helena. II heard his last
will and dying request. II saw the
feeble Republic. The Monarchy
restored and over thrown. II saw
the Tulleries burned and destroy
ed II saw in 1896 its own COM
pletion in its present shape. 1t
saw April 20. Is4s 400, 900 men in
arms, at the distribution Of flags Of
The Republic, with lilac blossoms
in the muzzles Of their muskets in
token Of peace. Il saw the siege Of
Paris in 1870 and 1871. 1t was
in the range Of Prussian shells and
had its statues damaged by the
missiles. When in 1871 the victo-
rious Prussian troops entered fam.
ished Paris through this Arch, they
read above the name Jena, remind.
ing them Of Prussian defeat, by
him for whom the Arch was built.
This arch was in 1885 esteemed
the most worthy place to hold the
mortal remains of Victor Hugo,
here to be guarded By the army,
and wept for by the people of
France, until they should be, in
solemn procession, escorted to their
last rest in the Pantheon.
let our minds now glide back
through the mists Of years. Dec
IS. 1870. is here. In this great
gay capital all IS quiet There is
on every house a flag at half mast,
on every door, on every passer. by
some crepe. People, meeting, only
nod. In small groups they speak
in under tones. Carriages are glid-
ing here and there all robed in
mourning.
Yonder in the distance comes a
great procession. How like that
OF thirty years ago, yet bow diffe-
rent. Yes, there is the "Old Guard"
but how few in number, how weak
and tottering the step. How hope
less they look.
No gIeeful huttering Of new
flags now. Only the old war-stain-
ed banners regretfully dropping at
at half mast. Yes there is the
mounted guard, but the glittering
helmets are scresnedin crepe. There
too are the carriages, milesof them,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09

Art Pettyjohn has 81 d his inter-
est in the Model Laundry to ]. w.
McCanless.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-09

The Chickasha Steam Laundry
has been dressing up its three
wagons in a fine new coat Of paint
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ROMNEY- KIMBALL.
Brokerage and Real Estate Agency,
PIG Herald Building.
Bell Phone 1922.


BIG Herald Building.
Bell Phone 1922.
i0x1O0 ft-Modcrn brick broom
bath hall, cellar etc, ON
East Side, close in...... $3.50
G2i5xl2j ft--Moirin brick, I rooms
pantry cellar closets
well, Southeast ...,...nN,5 i5
C2i5x125 ft-Modorn brick, Q rooms
bath. closet for each
room, pantry. cellar, we'll
barn, cement walks, s r
Can't last long A BIG
BUY ....,..,,..,.,.,.,.., 80
l65xg9iA ft-Modern brick, has every
convenience barn, tool
shop, lawn. orchard,
shade. An exceptional op-
portunity for the inves-
tor House cost $500
Lots in vicinity sell for
$3.50 Cheap at .u,,.,,.,.S $500
Make you wants known and We will
take particular pains TO supply them
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FOR sAIE--REAL ESTATE

HOMER AND ROBERTSON.
n,,r ESTATE. INSURANCE. LOANS
,.,.,m FEET FACING SOUTH ON
e. ,,,11f sT, FOuR-RooM BRlCh
fn,'sr NOT MODERN. GROUND
h ,,oNr IS WORTH THE MONEY. $3.50
Isis FEET ON EAST DRIVE, s,hM
,,,oDERN FRAME HOUSE, BEAU ~
NJ NJ FLOWERS AND LAWNS; AN
deal LITTLE HOUSE s'o"'
,uts IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE
prsr BUY ON THE MARKET If YOU
PINT A LARGE HOUSE; GROOM
,m,nnrRN BUFF BRICK; TWO BATHS,
TyO TOILETS. BACK AND FRONT
er,IRWAY; SMALL BARN LOT AJAX
"a FEET TO 12FOoT r. w; THIRD
ST, $50,
epooM BRICK, PORCELAIN BATH
TorrET, ETC. LOT islsxl65 FEET;
SECOND STREET FACING SOUTH
lawns. SHADE AND FRUIT TREES.
Yo' KNOW SECOND ST. is GOING TO
m RE- ONE OF THE SHOW STREETS
or TOWN. $780,
rorR.RooM BRICK COTTAGE; 66xlG5
FEET OF GROUND; FIRST SOUTH
sT EAST. THE HOUSE. is CON
SrrTEp WITH SEWER; BUY THE
GROUND AND WE WILL THROW
THE HOUSE IN. 5000
rlaHT-RooM MODERN BRICK on
tAST THIRD SOUTH: CONNECTED
writ SEWER, LOT ilhxle; LARGE
EARN $500.
DOUBLE HOUSE; BRICK. S. E.; s
ROOMS on EACH SIDE RpNTS FOR
ca PER MONTH; SHOULD BRING
sn. WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR VA
CANT GROUND
GROOM RED PRESSED BRICK; ELE-
CANT AND NEW, EVERYTHING up
TO-DATE: SMALL LOT IT'S A BAR
GAIN At THE PRICE; e. S. $500.
GROOM MODERN BRICK AND SHIN
GLE, STEAM HEATING T1ANT, LOT
aIx2iIH FEET IT'S A BEAUTY TEN
MINUTES WALK FROM THIS OF
FICE; h. S. $500.
BROOM MODERN BRICK COTTAGE;
LOT nxl23 FEET: n. f.. RIGHT UP
To.pATE, EASY TERMS. $3.50.
TWo.sToRY, sEVEN-ROoM PRESSED
BRICK; ALL MODERN; LOT hxl65 FL;
n E., $500.
BROOM MODERN FRAME; CONNECT
I'd WITH SEWER; PORCELAIN
BATH, ELECTRIC LIGHTS, ETC;
SMALL LOT; l.. s. 5000.
G4yl1 FEET ON r. NEAR SECOND,
THB Is THE PRETTlEsT AND
CHEAPEST BUILDING LOT ON THE
MARKET. $500.
HOMER AND ROBERTSON,
pEsERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS,
BOTH PHONES li2
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FUTILE BROS. & WOOLLEY.
40 Main street.

1 4 l4Is bhb,s q w pOIlsI1
40 Main Street
No. 35il a 9-rm. pr br, mod. home on lst
street, close IN, fine surroundings a per-
feet beauty IS, 20; terms easy.
No. 302l. firm, n. @. l. Walk and sewer
In, LIST street only $3.50; easy terms.
No. 1856, J-rm, br. q r., ON l. street, bet.
LIST and End, $780, easy terms.
No. G}j, 3rd street 6-rrn. mod. house,
5Nils rods. South and east front, cheap
est place In city, $500
No. 1885. i35 ith street Grin hr. mod,
sewer IN connected and paid, $500.
No. $40, 3li ] street, Xxi rods, south and
west front. houses, 5-rm. pr. hr mod,
new. a BEAUTY and I l-rm. hr rents
for $50 month, Room 90 build another
house. All for $3.50 terms; best buy In the
city today.
No. 3isi, G-rm. br, mod, on end street,
3xl0 rods. lawns, trees, shrubs and IRON
fence. A very fine home-lke place, only
$500.
10, 2695. 8. w. corner Of 1th & @ streets,
ix1 and 3X1 rods ,aud 3 room house All
Tor $500.
SxiO rods on !. street, bet 2nd and SRI
for only 81 800, walk paid.
jX5 rods, south front I blocks pdSt OF
pOstofflce, for only 5000 List No, SOIL
5xl0 rods, blocks northeast Tor SWl'
List 1870.
Double house. > rooms each side mod
and close 20 Knutsford, only $1,000,
FUTILE BROS. d WOOLLEY,
li9 Main street
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

ASHTON & JENKINS,
70 MAIN STREET.
s3SO0o.
A fine 7.roOm brick residence which
when built, cost $500 two 500 mantels,
lights, bath 500 rustic barn, tool shed
lot s6xli0 feet. Beautiful evergreen trees,
fruit trees, substantial fences, near oh
y. and llth South. a real bargain and a
beautiful home,
NEW 5-ROoM BRICK COTTAGE,
near Agricultural Park, $3.50; easy terms.
New 4-room brick on North Temple,
near 9Th West. 800 down. price 1880. A
snap.
Double compartment. modern fiat. cor.
ncr Sth West rents for so, a good In
yestment for $500: terms
Slla feet by rods TO alley on West
Temple, just below Sth South, facing east
for $3.50
Sx7ta rods near It'll West and North
Temple, corner, cheap at $500
ASHTON & JENKINS,
20 Main Street Ground Floor
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

MEEKs & LYNCH,
Sl5 and $40 Atlas Block.
Take the elevator, Bell Phone 219-y.
2hx5, blocks east from Main Street,
only 1l,29o
2xs and r. Of way eth East. only 1875.
iOxs corner, It'll East, 5000
2isxl and alleywaY 10th East, bet, md
ana ord So, faces east sewer etc, 81, ~.
2ssxS and alley on 2n1 South. near
9Th East $3.50.
lixiO corner on Sth East, 1925 per rod.
1856 feet on Main street. 25-toot drive on
north, lO-foot drive near $1,000; houses
rents for So per month.
5-room modern brick almost new, on
9th South 9th East, 81, 400
Beautiful new home on corner on
northeast bench, all modern, fine home,
$500.
5-room modern new. 7. p, brick, furnace.
etc, on 9TH East, only $500.
acres, Poplar Grove, will make %
lots, only $3.50. snap.
D. acres, Poplar Grove will make 20
lots, cheap at $500
% acres northeast of penitentlary only
$50 per acre; tine TO subdivide
..... ,..rlA -
5000; very fine,
4o-foot lots, face south, bet. r and S,
81 30; cheap.
Fine 3.rod corner and End also S and
End, $3.50 each.
1Ox7 corner on state, Sil,ooo; cheap.
1ox6i. corner on Main, $500.
l9la feet on Main street, so per foot.
40 acres, 18th South. west near river
$50 per acre.
MEEKs & LYNCH,
3l5 and SIC Atlas Block.
A SNAP IN A HOME.
Good 6-room brick house I'm FIRST class
condition 39isxl37 feet to alley, located
on west First South Street, close to car
line Has city water IN house, beautiful
lawn and shade trees. owner desires to
leave the state and is now willing 60 take
tl,6o0 for his home. This is by far the
best buy on the west side. Call on us and
we will be pleased TO show you the prop
crty.
CANNON & CANNON,
Sole Agents.
IS East South Temple Street
Ind Phone 2isL Bell 29l.
HANDSOME SEATED PARK
wagon, used N days sets fine double
buggy harness, / toomey Jog cart
toomey sulky, 80 lbs. 1 Frazier Jog cart
] Kaufman ball bearing runabout, !
Bailey runabout sweaters coolers, etc,
all IN first class condition. Have sold
horses. Enquire 502 Mccormick Block.
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7O0 ACRES LAND. 5 MILES FROM
Blackfoot, Is miles from POcatello, Idaho.
Lots Of cottonwood timber for house ana
shed logs and for fuel Rest bargain IN
the country. $1,000: $500 cash. balance in
years. care of u. II. Bethan. Backfootl
Idaho.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.

1T PAYS TO OWN A HOME"
Capital Real Estate Investment Company
II West Second South street
8 5000 A. Els Of sen Sec. IS. T2s r.
w. Dry farm. near Taylorsyllle, 30
acres In wheat 4. cash, bal. 70
suit.
sjo0O--i7ls acres, near Riverton. Al water
right. Every foot under cutiva-
ton, good improvements orchard
etc. Win bear closest inspection.
$lc-Vayant ) acres near Calders Park,
fun water right good chicken
ranch
s H0--Vacant acre, State St near 1lth
South, good water right
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