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Ellsworth American., 1906-03-21
Dear Annt Madge:

Dear Aunt Madge;
As you have SO cordially invited me to come
into the circle", at G.'s Kind introduction,
suppose l must respond. While sitting here
under my own vine and fig trees. L have re.
ceiyed much comfort and refreshment from the
cheering words and thoughts of the good
mutuals. Yes, like the cup of coli water. given
in the name of Christ SO long ago, l have
shared with you. and in spirit at least you have
had my sympathy.
G wished a little talk about the Shawnee
Indians. among whom was born in the Indian
Territory, now the state of Kansas. The Baptist
mission was located about ten miles from
Kansas City, Mo. There my parents labored.
My father and mother believed that the best way
TO reach the young. and the people in general.
was by instruction every way; taking them
home and teaching them in household WORK and
all duties of life, as white children, they were
clothed. fed and taught.
AT length a schoolhouse was built, and a
teacher was provided. My father built a neat
frame meeting house. partly with his own hands
and means. A church was formed and native
preachers trained, for there were many converts
to the religion OF Jesus Christ In the course of
twenty years.
little realized the labors of my parents, for
my mother took me East to Massachusetts and
left me there with an aunt, when / was but
three years old or less. i only remember the
death of u little brother who was placed under
the snow. In my childish mind 1 thought he
would he cold there alone. 1 remember, too.
the little Inuian girls who threw water in my
face when told to wash me, which diversion
afforded them more fun than 1t did me.
My father carried on large stock farm, with
the help of rude Indian boys, and as he mad
studied medicine and surgery. the patient
missionary ministered to all needs. When Gen.
John c. Fremont was on his celebrated trip
through the Rocky mountains, earning the title of
the "Path Finder. he and his party camped here.
Cholera broke out among them. and was calling
the death roll of brave men. Even the life of
the fair Jessie, his young wife. was threatened
and the plague was spreading among the
Indians. But through God, my father checked
the disease.
And now began the great flow of the people
westward ho". The white people were cor
daily welcomed, and mauy large companies of
the best people from the Northeast and Middle
states found a temporary home at the Shawnee
Baptist mission. In the year 1854 returned to
the home of my parents. Is was my privilege
TO tend meeiipgs and isten to fcrvent words
of simple faith in the great spiri. OF truth from
the lips OF tiU-e sOas uf the forest fhus the
good seed WIS bearing fruit Many
pupils Of the mission school returned t.
Christian homes.
But now The BORDER tFoubles". they were
called. broke out. and the fuiur state Of Kansas
went through 'bapiism of dre" The mis-
sions at Shawnee were Uroken up. both Bapd-I
and Methodist The Indians are nov provided
by government with very good schools. a
good lady, who'e husband WAS pri0cipal of n
seminary among the Cheroiee Irdians, gave me-
Ellsworth American., 1906-03-21
aobertisrmnts.
HOSPITALS CROWDED
nAJoalTY OF PATIENTS woaEH

Mrs. Pinkham's Advice Saves Many
From this Sad and Costly Experience.
Ellsworth American., 1906-03-21

A diplomat is man who has acori,as
the art of knowing how to wait patientlv
until his turn comes.
Ellsworth American., 1906-03-21
To Cure a Co d in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tahlets.
Druggists refund money If II fails TO cure. a. W.
GROVES Signatures on each box. &c.
Ellsworth American., 1906-03-21
BIBLE READINGS.

Gen. xviii, 20-22; Prov. xi, 24-26;
NAL Iii, 10; Matt. 10, T-10; xviii, 10,
20; Acts XIV, 22-26; Ky, 35: Cor. xvi.
Is; II Cor. viii, 1-12: Rev. xii, II.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01
FRAkERvlLLE.
Messrs. Relgel and Fraker were on
Saturday paying the men. ~

Messrs. Relgel and Fraker were out
Saturday paying the men. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gordon were
shopping In Buxton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson were over
Sunday visitors at White City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gordon were over
Sunday visitors at White City.
Several Of the young folks attended
the show at Buxton Monday evening.
Mrs. Hannah McGlasson returned
home after short visit In oskaloosa.
Homer Harris, OF Abba, and George
Harris, OF oskaloosa, were out at this
place Monday.
w. G. Ruggles has moved to White
City to accept a position as black
smith at the mines.
Ed Madison haB been suffering the
past week with ulcers In mis- eye. lie
does not seem to improve.
Miss Mary Highlands, OF Bethel,
and Mrs. Long. OF Colorado, were cali
ing on Mrs VIM. Cherryholmes re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnlck and Mr..
and Mrs. John Fedro attended the
wedding OF q relative in Lost Creek
Sunday. VS.
The stork has visited our little town
for the first time and left q little
daughter at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Heck.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,. M. Beard and baby
and Miss Florence Beard. Of Cricket,
were guests at the home Of John RocK-
efeller Sunday.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01
Enirp.
Skunk RIVER.

Mrs. Blanche Day visited a few days
last week with her paretns.
Messrs. Terrence, knight, cruzen
and Whitehead have butehered lately.
Hill Barnes, OF Scott township, took
dinner at the Ike Ferree home one day
last week.
Mrs. Isaac Ferree is entertaining
her sister from Oskaloosa the past
several days.
Mrs. Hicks spent several days last
week at Evans visiting her brother,
Harry Cruzen, and family.
The Isaac Ferree family visited their
sister, Mrs. Chas. Cruzen, Sunday, who
Is suffering with rheumatism.
Chas. Bailey had q very sick horse
one night last week; but Veterinary
Parker brought the animal out all
right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hicks entertain
ed Chas. whitmore and wife and tue
Sam1 Cruzen and Whitehead families
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Coffin, OF os.
kaloosa, Mr.. and Mrs. Knight and fam
lily and Fred CONN and family were
entertained at dinner one day recently
at the Sam1 Cruzen home.
Mrs. Pearl Matthews, Of near Bux-
ton, who FOR a number OF days has
been in attendance at the bedside OF
her grandmother, Mrs. CONN, returned
to her home the first OF last week.
lie. Dunmire, with his wood-sawing
outfit, is saving today for @. B. COT
I'm. Neighbors are kindly assisting.
Arthur Dilley, Perry Ferree and sam'l
Cruzen have had wood sawed by the
same party.
Grandma Coffin remains about the
same, and her son, Greenberry, who
has been for many days very sick,
aside from his broken limb, is now
rapidly growing better. His brother,
william CONN, from Richland, Is with
me aflicted household.
Mr.. Terrence had the misfortune to
lose a valuable three-year-old horse
last week, the result Of o kick. DR..
Talbot did everything possible for
the suffering brute, but his skill was
of no avail The creature fingered
ten days after the injury from the
sharp shod hoofs.
Jan. 90. Wood Violet.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01

Lon Stringfellow, of Des Moines,re-
turned on Saturday to his home after
two weeks sojourn with relatives
and friends in and near Rose Hill.
( will Zion and wife visited Sunday
at Atwood with the G.. II. !. G p.
agent, Mr.. Harlan, an old friend, and
formerly associated together at Givin.
John A. Magee, the real estate
agent, came down to Rose Hill Mon
day morning on the Flyer and took a
livery team and drove south Of town.
Samuel James is laid up with se-
we're attack OF rheumatism. His wife
has been sick for some time, and they
are both helpless and have TO be cared
for.
Leonard Yates and wife, Of Anthony,
Kansas, visited at the Alvin LaRue
home recently and passed through
Rose Hill as he was returning TO his
home. Nt
Frank Carl ana wife drove down
TO Chillicothe, In Wapello county, last
Friday for visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Burgess, and returned Sunday
levening.
w. G. Rhinehart remembered the
r. f. ID. carrier, w. s. Hawkins, bl
sending him good supply OF very
choice sausage meat, for which he Is
very thankful.
Mrs. j. A. Hall and daughter Helen,
OF Des Moines, came TO Rose Hill last
Thursday evening and are guests az
the parental Robt. Wymore home and
with her sister, Mrs. r. II. Smith.
George Magee returned Tuesday
from Glenwood, Mo-, where ne went
with the remains OF his father, which
were inferred beside the wife. who
had preceded him but few months,
James M. spates and Mrs. Lizzie
Holtsy Of Delta we're married Sunday,
Jan. q. James has passed through
about fifty years Of single blessed
ness, and may ne live fifty more, is
the wish Of the writer.
Rev. ID. L. Dunkleberger, OF Monte
yuma, preached two very able dis
courses at the Christian church Sum
day, and will return In two weeks
February 11--and preach again. Come
out and hear him. He is rne talker.
Jan. 81. Nasty Jr.
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Nslss Mosly stAmink "A whAs ghpes.
ana Mrs. tshhh Ylsnsna a nasten.
vpfe Hunaay visitors u I'M hofht n
Ms1 1aeh uetAna
inns Wednesday pstnlna lhc hone
IA aNm sloffuu canaht ARE Nr ket
ieea waa betting nsme palns ca Toms
steve II nA me blackboard "A ne
pchocl house While MT Kellogg wAs
stirring u SOME uf che paint apllled
on the STORE, which eausea The cen.
tents % me pan to set ore immediate.
w. Mr. KELLOGG Rot severely harnea
about the face and hands while trying
10 threw the paint ont 81 doors. Mr.
Gordon also received several burns.
The sioor caught In blaze and SET 80
tar parer on the storm door ON Gre,
and only FOR the prompt action Of AR.
Gordon the house would have burned
TO the ground.
Jan. 81 M. J. r.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01
HARRISON.

Bee Noe win move 10 Missouri the
first OF March.
~ George Clayton has moved to MRS.
z Schoolens farm.
Harvey Burlington was at the Noe
home last Friday.
Miss Lizzie Jones was at the parent
al home on Sunday.
Jimmy Buckier is staying at the
WIlkin Rodgers home.
Sam Chitwood's we're at Bee Noes
the middle Of last week.
Noah Mccormick Ia getting ready
/, to return to South Dakota.
Mr.Hlnshaw, who bought Dan Mays
place. has taken possession.
' Grin wlckershams visited with the
willis Allgood family recently.
Mr.. Baldwin and family were Sun.
day visitors with M. H.(Tullis.
Mr.. Cox and Mr.. McGee's folks spent
!, Friday evening at Herm Bolin's.
~ Geo. Latham is hauling tile to be
laid on DIR. Clark's place this spring.
Rev. Luke Burdock began revival
services at Falrview last Sunday even.
ing.
Homer and yelma Stanley were
I, Sunday visitors at Jonathan Under
mans.
- Irwin and Jimmy Buckler have
+. bought the Henley land near Fair
view school house, paying s55 an acre.
Mr.. North has rented John Hats
place near Colon and win move March
first, Andy Morgan. the renter for
the past year, win move to Colon.
Jan. 30. Tel II. Phone.
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SPRING CHEEk.

Mrs, Ashby has been on the sick list
for several days.
Mrs. Geo. Allgood, OF Nebraska, Is
visiting here with relatives.
Rev. Dugan win preach at Buckeye
church next Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock.
Miss Pearl Collins returned home
Saturday from a several days visit
with her sister Boss in Ottumwa.
The Tessyman boys Of heokuk
county have been spending few days
here with relatives. the Schultz family.
The annual moving time win soon
DO here and there win be some
changes among the people OF this
neighborhood.
The box supper at Buckeye last
Thursday night was not exactly box
less box supper, but the boxes were
like the proyerbial hens teeth. Yet
mere was good attendance. Some
good literary exercises were rendered
and about s14.0o was realized from
the sale Of boxes.
Jan. 30. Observer
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THE COUNTY NEWS


Ms naw nna eife spsni sunday
Al fga Mrtomhe
Midne Mcpuwcll n elaylhn "A " n.
Knsssllt II present
Jessie lfseselman spens friday even.
lmg al Peter lleeaeimane.
the carpenters have begun huiidIne
barn for Carl Anderson.
Jerry McMulln and family spent
sunday at Andrew Ruby's
Mr.. gnroyer and wife spent sanaay
afternoon at J. Q. Andereon'A
BUD Briley and family spent Mon
day afternoon at NJ. .. Bart's
ziba Barr bought load 81 corn o.
Carl Anderson last Saturday
Mr. shroyer Is laying foundation
for house for Mr.. Crookham.
Mrs. Rose Cowan spent Friday with
her sister. Mrs. John Andrews.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McDonough spent
Sunday at John McDonough $.
Ziba Barr and Alba Shroyer attend-
ed Bert Staggar's sale last week.
Peter IIesselman and family spent
Sunday evening at Riley Johnson's'
Two men from New Sharon bored .
well for Charley Ruby last aonday.
Herman Hesselman and Jerry Nc
Mullln delivered hogs Friday to Mr..
Hawkins.
Mrs. Kell spent Friday night at q.
N. Russells aud attended preaching
at Lacey.
Miss Ada Shoemake mas returned to
her nome after visit with ner aunt,
sallie Barr.
Harry McCombs, Fred Barr and Miss
Minnie Padgett spent Thursday even
ing at M. s. Bars.
q. N. Russell and family spent sun
day in the city. They attended meet
ing and took dinner with Sam Keil.
The head agent and Ira Thomas
were at Carl Anderson's last Thursday
evening setting up an Iowa Dairy
Separator. They like II.
Jan. 81. palsy.
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.By John Il. slpes.)

Miss Jessie Doan, OF Beacon, has
been visiting at the Jason Watkins
home.
]. G. Albaugh, OF Bluff Creek, was
bruised up Monday by horse falling
upon him.
j. w. Pickercll, of Eveland, return.
ed Monday from a short visit with bis
father at Pella.
Ben Riggs visited Claig Pos at Pella
Sunday, and on Monday he and l.. e.
Cawley drove to Buxton.
Mrs. N. M. Riggs purchased Mrs.
Grant Cowley's brick building, occu.
pied by w. S. Shinn's hardware store,
Monday.
Fred and Frank Dilliner, Of Haxtum,
Colorado, arrived Monday tovisit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dilllner, OF
Gray's Creek.
Levi Harding. after q two weeks
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01
ROSE nlLL..

Tom Beatty took in hogs Tuesday
and shipped to ottumwa.
lest Sanders was the guest OF 90
sephine Hawkins on Sunday.
Mrs. G. L. wharton and sons John
and Joe spent Sunday at Delta.
Joe Lister Is papering James stouts
house and fixing 1t Up in good shape.
Tom Cation and wife were passen-
gers for oskaloosa Monday on bust
ness
Chas. I. Roberts h travelling for the
Bradley Mfg Co, over territory In IL
iInois.
Miss Flossie wharton visited for
few days at Delta with friends and
relatives.
Kelley Rhoades, Of Delta. was at
Rose Hill Saturday looking after bus
mess matters.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01

James Lytle has been working on
Saturdays at Hoffman & Bakers gro
Gerry in oskaloosa.
Mrs. Chas. Cruzen has been unable
to be about the house for several days,
suffeBing with rheumatism.
The Holland young folks had very
pleasant surprise party at John De
Roofs last Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Lyle entertained the
women folks" at comfort knottine
last Thursday. They got a lot Of
work done, especially at the dinner
table.
Jan. 30. Enirp.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01

DR.. w. N. Wright departed Monday
on the noon train for 0ttumwa on a
brief business trip.
Mrs. Sarah arnold has bought pro-
perty In oskaloosa and viii move
there in the near future.
Mrs. Tol. Shipley. OF Atwood, was.
in Rose Hill Monday and visited her
mother, Mrs. John Brown.
James Stout of oskaloosa came
down Monday evening and will spend
few days in Rose Hill.
Marcus Fisher OF Delta stopped ar
Rose Hill Tuesday morning on his
way home from oskaloosa.
Chas. Baster has made some much
needed improvements at the ONCE OF
the Rose Hill lumber yard.
John f. Ruby, OF slcCune, Kansas,
was at Rose Hill Monday shaking
hands with his many friends.
Mrs. Kate Means OF oskaloosa came
down to Rose Hill Tuesday morning
for a brief visit with friends.
DR.. w. N. Wright's father Of oska,
loosa, is spending a few days at Rose
Hill the guest Of the doctor.
w. +. Stout, OF Delta, was at Rose
Hill Saturday, called to see mis- father.
@. w. Stout, who is quite sick.
c. B. Rowland was at What Cheer
Monday to attend a meeting Of the
directors Of the What Cheer Fair.
It. J. Hawkins OF Delta was visit
or one day recently with his old
friend, Tom Beatty Of Rose Hill. &
@. w. Stout is on the sick list with
severe attack OF neuralgia. He Is
reported some better at this writing.
Ernest Shaw, OF oskaloosa, was in
Rose Hill Thursday working In the In
terests OF the Spencer Wholesale house,
q. w. Akers arrived home Friday
from Colorado, where he had been Wis
ting his son for the past wo months,
Fred Allgood sold 4.year-old
horse to Mr.. Gable OF Ohio for s202.b0
and delivered him at oskaloosa Tues
day.
John Dunbar and wife and daughter
Leone and SON Rufus visited Sunday
in Rose Hill at the w. 3. Hawkins
home.
Tom Taggart, OF oskaloosa, was at
Rose Hill Saturday looking after his
line OF business at the Utterback meat
market.
Mrs. Bruce Jarvis returned Friday,
from Delta, where she had been Visa
ing her son, DIR. Fred Jarvis, for a
few days.
Earle saryis, who is working in
the once Of Harry Sewers in oska.
loosa, spent Sunday with her parents
at Rose Hin.
John Augustine's little baby has
been very seriously III. but Is reported
better and hopes Of a speedy recovery
are entertained.
Lutte Blllick, OF oskaloosa, was at
Rose Hill recently and delivered q car
load OF hogs from his farm to Ben Sny'
der, Of Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Alice r. Raglan, OF Des Molnes.
made q recent visit at Rose Hill and
to her farm and was a guest OF the
Frenchy Carl home.
ELAN wymore departed Friday for
his home at Laramie, Wyoming, going
by way Of wichita, Kansas, TO visit a
daughter living there. N,
G. b. Rowland and Deputy Auditor
Roy II. Rowland and Robt Wymore
spent Sunday at the Phil Grace home
northwest OF Rose HILL
Miss Josephine Hawkins IL on the
sick list win q severe cold. WITH
good care she will soon be at her work
at the Busby q Anderson store.
John Scott and hts motherin-liw.
Mrs. Alvin IAIiue. took the train &C.
Rose Hill Friday for OslkaIoosa, where
they were tranBactiug business,
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visit with relatives here, departed on
Sunday night for HIS home 4. Valley
Center. Kansas.
ED Smith. who recently returned
from Qulnlan, Oklahoma, has purchas'
ed Nelly McKIm's farm, near Charter
Oak school house, and viii at once
move to the same. b-sY
Bert Richardson, OF Oskaloosa, Harry
Miller OF ottumwa, Or. Louis Hennin-
ger OF Blue Earth, Minnesota, and a
number from Abba attended the q. Z.
Miller funeral Sunday.
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OPEN MEETING.
woman's Club Gives ooodsProsrsm at
Y. M. q. A. ~

The open meeting OF the literary
department Of the OEkaloosa woman's
club Saturday afternoon at the X. M.
q. A. auditorium was well attended
and an excellent pros,am was present.
ed. a sf
The department under the direction
OF Prof. Rose ID. Lewis, Of Penn coli
lege, IL making excellent progress.
Mrs. G. ID. Marckres rad direction or
the musical part Of the program which
was treat to all present.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01
PRIME NEIoHBoRHoop.

IS. q. H. Cruzen has chosen the TIN o.
February as the date OF his sale.
Miss Fannie Baxter was g. welcome
guest at the A. J. Lyle home sunday,
Rose johnson "a carrying beg arm 10
a sling because of a very lame shoul-
der
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-02-01
WANTS u FOR SALE,

.afIs
ron aALFs T.. fhmnaknhfsd HsttNa
fgYmNusA RecA evhrfvla psilsle
anA Nsasse hehA hha Seed pesi0ea
far saie. 1 mites eeaih u iasn IN
ii M wutlmAne tesm, shuts Flde
MWtA, yard 4. W. shahsf oska.
loosA. iowA n u. M q
agWiAsbas ga
:. ..a 49, ~ - 49, 49, - - =
4 WANT q we'll bafvd, Parties having
"a auser phone 10 zesf Black want
also une nlark ianRshaA chickan.
tGswt -. X. Taylor
- =. 49, - $780, --- - - - -
FOR SALE am agent Ter the sale
81 ioa acres og river bottom land
near Curriers' Mia (Mahaska coun.
~ at $50 per acre, on hve years
time al per cent The title 10
perfect Address Llston Mcatilien,
Attorney at Law, oskaloosa Iowa
- - 49, .-- --- ---o--- 49, -
FouNp--At Fahrney feed yard about
two weeks ago, a small leather
purse containing small change and
bracelet. owner may have by
proving property and paying for
this notice. dt.w1
- -- - -- -- - ---
HORSES, MARES AND MuLEs.--If
you need them, see me. can suit
you. Satisfaction guaranteed. Price
right. Also my farm OF 100 acres.
westercamp, the mule man, Ia
miles south OF town, l21tf.26tf
$50 -- - --- -- 90 - -- 500 -
FOR sALE.--Light driving horse, har-
ness and buggy. Inquire 476 North
Ninth street. 119tf-w26u
- % - - - $50 -
block from street car line, southeast
part OF town,
S750-House Of three rooms, cellar,
coal house, some fruit trees, good well.
$950--House OF rooms pantry, well.
cement walks, in the east part OF town.
$2100-House OF rooms. ar,hall,
pantry, we'll, cistern, corner lot. on
street car line, convenient to schools
and college.
$2350--House OF 10 rooms, furnace.
bath, corner lot, three blocks from
business center.
$2250--House OF Z rooms, barn, city
water, cement walks, IA block from
paved street In east part of town, con-
yenient to school.
S3,000--House Of 10 rooms within
three blocks from court house, well
arranged for two families. paved
street, cement walks. good well and
cellar. would exchange for land OF
about same value.
oskALoosA LAND a LOAN CO.
NJ North First 81.
| oskALoosA LAND a LOAN CO.
III North First 81.
- FOR RENT.
Suburban home OF three acres In
the east part OF town; house OF 4
rooms, well, cistern and barn, some
fruit $40 per month. X
House OF 4 rooms, summer kitchen,
well one-half block from street car
line, southeast part Of town 81 per
month.
House OF rooms, city water, nice
location, corneI lot. 8 blocks from
square. s11 per month.
House OF 8 rooms, modern improve
ments, about blocks east OF bust
ness center, convenient TO school ana
street car line. s17 per month.
II
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FoR GALE.

$650--House OF 4 rooms, summer
kitchen. cellar and well, corner lot, ]
block from street car.
$650-House Of 4 rooms, with base.
ment OF three rooms, cement walks,
good well, north and east OF square,
about z blocks.
$7O0 House OF 4 rooms, summer
kitchen. good well. south front, v