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New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
At RIVER view MANOR.
Manu- We'll knOacn Persons Among g
Recent BUYERS There.

There is brisk demand for plots in River View
Manor the splendid development at Hastings of
the Hastings Homes Company. Charles Emerson
Cook, manager of the Stuyvesant Theatre and pub
licty agent for the David Belasco enterprises, has
bought a plot with frontage of 200 feet in Calu-
met ave. and extending to Summit Driveway. He
intends 10 $1,000 villa the site. Charles
Iopn, traffic manager for the Standard Oil Com
pany has purchased a plot adjoining the property
of Charles E Cook His site also fronts in Calumet
ave. Mr.. Lown expects improve his plot In the
future.
Some other recent sales in the tract are as fol-
lows: To Mrs Cora f. Brown large villa plot
with a frontage Of 100 feet Calumet ave, 450
feet north of Willard ave, and TO A E. Benson
six villa plots Buena Vista Driveway, go feet
north of Pleasant ave, on which he will build
four houses for himself and members of his
family.
Every sale made in River View Manor in the
three weeks that the property has been offered fer
sale will result in the construction of homes
either Immediately in the immediate future,
and every indication points TO the quick absorp-
ton of the whole OF this property, as II is one
Of the few developments in the section having
magnificent panoramic views OF the Hudson River
and the Palisades. Officials of the New York Cen
tral have said that express trains will be run
every ten minutes and local trains every five min
Division are completed. Thus this section will
soon have what is known in railroad circles as
perfect train service.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
OLD SLIP PLANS FILED.
Proposed Police Station to Cost
S22J 900.

Hunt G. Hunt filed with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy yesterday plans for building to replace
the Old Slip police station, which erected in
1888. The proposed police station will occupy the
site Of the old structure.
It will have frontage on Old Slip of 165 feet
and depth of 30 feet. It is 10 be of brick, with
limestone trimmings and will be four stories high,
having central porch entrance with small bal
cony. supported by pillars with Doric capitals, and
finished with the city coat of arms The building
will have q gymnasium the top floor, and the
second story will be fitted with rooms for the IN
spector the captain for his lieutenants and
geants The dorrnitores of the patrolmen will be
on the upper floors.
The building will be lighted by row Of two
story arched windows, with mullions at the lower
floors and having two rows OF low mezzanine null
ions above. 1t will s225.0o0.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
BLOCK FRONT LEASED
NE4R COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
To Be Used cs Storage Place
for TaalcdbS.

Several important realty transactions were re-
ported yesterday. Pease & Gilman leased for the
estate OF P. A. Hegenian TO the New York Taxicao
Company plot on the west side Of sth ave, from
Both to 57th street. comprising 10000 square rect
The taxicab company will the site as tenn
rorary storage place for several hundred caps
which il recently purchased in Europe.
The New York Dispensary. which has occupied
the premises No l3e Centre street for over lIs
wears and the New York Diet Kitchen are going
to move TO No. I7e $50 Grand st. where they
have rented quarters through Rutland d Whiting
The diet kitchen is a branch of the dfspensarS-
The parcel No. lSs Centre ST. which is an olo nVe
story building on plot ssxlo1 feet, at the south
west corner of Howard and Centre SITS. has been
sold by Rutland & Whiting TO the Public Service
Commission acting for the city 1t is TO be torn
down TO make way for the Centre street subway
loop.
The sale also includes a story building on
plot 75x70 feet at the southwest corner Of Walker
and Centre sts and a four story building aSx9o
y irregular at the northwest corner of White and
Centre SITS Rutland & Whiting Company and the
s~r,Ikshank company were the brokers in the White
and Walker ST deals.
Plans have been filed for making over the two
story and attic dwelling house No. 1G3 East 15th
st into an amusement hail. with store or Offices
on the upper floors the change Of occupancy being
made for the Puritan Amusement Company as
new owner, and for eniargfns the three and four
story mandatory at No. 4os TO 40 East 9Sd St.
the improvements being made for Adam Happel
as owner. c. B. Meyers and Charles Stegmayer
are the architects.
The Manhattan pains for new buildings reported
yesterday comprise two six story fafhouses. 10 be
built for Abraham Ruth 179th st, west of Audu-
bon avenue. a cost of sSS.9n.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

For than twenty-four hours Abraham
Zarin, a tailor at Nos l and 3 Pitt street. wrung
his hands in anguish and believed his son. Julius
three years old had been kidnapped. Early yes
terday morning he learned that tho youngster was
safe the hands OF the Childrens Society in
Brooklyn
So bino Fucci from all blame for the death of his
wife Anette Fucci, at their home, No 23s East
both street. on the morning OF May 30 Mrs
Fucci was killed by falling from the window Of
heir fat on the ttth noor.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
FARMERS AND POLICE IN MAN HUNT

Danbury Conn. June s.-The possee OF farmers
and constables that has been searching a piece of
woods on the outskirts of Newtown for Edward
Schrrman. who shot and killed Miss Ida Potter
here on Saturday. gave the search late tonight
A man answering Schirrman's description was
seen early to-day at the edge OF the woods but 1t
is thought that while the posse being formed
he escaped on the other side going In the direction
OF Bridgeport Waterbury. The search will he
continued tomorrow morning
The body of Miss Potter has not been clsin,ed
by relatives although George Potter, OF Middle
town. n. Y, who Is supposed to be her father has
been informed OF her death.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
BELLE HARBoR SALE A SUCCESS.

One Of the largest crowds that ever attended g.
Belle Harbor sale was present last Saturday. when
Joseph p Day sold at auction the premises 225
lots and three cottages. The total sum realized
for the lots was sl24 $50 average Of s55s lot
Some lots sold $50 each.
A house and three lots in Oxford ave, just west
of Newport ave. was sold for $3.50. A cottage on
q plot 60xl0O feet in Henley ave, adjoining the
northeast corner Of Newport ave, brought $500
while q house on four lots the north side Of
Montauk ave. between Washington and the
ocean was disposed OF for $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
BREWERS MUST ENTER POLITICS"
Menace Not Prohibition, but Local Option,
Says President Lehman, of This CITY.

Milwaukee. June s.-President Julius Iiebmann,
of New York, at the head of delegation of about
a hundred brewers arrived from New York to-day
to attend the annual convention of the United
States Brewers Association. Mr.. Liebmann, in
a interview to-day said
THE most important question before the con-
vention is not prohibition but local option laws.
These laws will make 1t necessary for brewers
In self-protection to get into politics They will
constantly keep the saloon question in agitation
and the rancor thus engendered will make 1t DIFF
fcult settle the question on its merits The
brewers are engaged in legitimate business and
local option laws afford constant means for in
termeddling.'
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

G. Tuoti & Co. have sold for client Nos so and
ss3 East 155th st. six story tenement house. on
plot 5oX1oo feet
DR. Walter Brooks Brouner has bought from
Julia G. Fowler No q West eth st. four story
dwelling house. LOT 17Ks23 feet. DR.. Brouner
occupies No. *. in the block.
George B. Dudley has sold for client 10 II.
Clark No. $50 West 155th st, five story fathouso
on q lot 25xee feet.
Hayden & Co have sold for Gertrude ]. Cochran
Nos 81 and 30 Hamilton Terrace, two three story
dwelling houses. each on lot laexslE irregular, 10
Henrietta Gehring and Charles ". Ames. respec-
-sr,e1r-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
THE BALMoRAL HOTEL SOLD.

Arnold Byrne & Baumann have sold for the
Sphinx Realty Company to Harris & Seigel the
Balmoral Hotel covering the entire block the
east side Of Lenox ave- between 18th and Hath
Il occupies plot 2eox125 feet. ten lots.
This property purchased at foreclosure sale
by the sellers on MAY 1e 1907. for S24 $50
Harris e. Seigel HilI raze the structure and erect
on the site high class elevator apartment
houses providing accommodations for seventy-fve
families The houses will have twenty stores. The
entire operation involves the outlay OF 81
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
To REMODEL MISSION HousE.

The four story mission house No. I147 1st is
% be remodelled. II is owned by the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Plans have also been filed
for enlarging the four story house No. 111z East
18th st. adjoining the Church Of the Transigura-
ton ard making II into private baths the
improvements being for the of Walden Bell.
Ewing e. Chapel and Per & Corbett are the archi-
fecf
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
L. I. CITY SALE TO-DAY.
Offering H7M Comprise 266 Fine
Lots.

.Joseph P. Day will offer at an absolute auction
sale which will be held at II o'clock this morning
in the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms, Nos. Il
and Is Vesey St. PCS lots in the heart Of Long
Island City. These lots are near the easterly ap-
proach TO the Blackwells Island Bridge. and are
within q short distance of the easterly terminals
Of the Pennsylvania and Belmont tunnels. Each
lot has frontage of 3 feet and depth Of 100 feet
The terms of the sale will be liberal
The other auction offerings to-day Will be:
pay 1se to 1ssS amstsds Am ss64 sss
Life Ins GO MAY MeiHsein ct all al anton s ,I R9In M
etc. sils go Bradhgrst ave- 2 50 Fl ,3s Of
ooh Bernstein sf'y ,an su5 r. a0fsss foa+
s1na ss sssssRf sT 5 s44SlS Tas9t All i Ellen "a ss
sae Ben Tef paTtitio1 i2i to a127 Madison
ek s9T Iss ss 81 as coeT @ st st a. Lese G ay
McAvOy ref $40 600 and sha6teI mtse OF $751;
f8sd St 60 # Of Madison ave. II: story
Sane and sa s'0 saa Martha sf a Rad5s daa
s on ,s Sub # to s4s 5sG I,ei I iois st $40 # Of
% II FsK H ave- s sf 3 o as a., s 'Gis r. also
So4 4 IL f Of % avs sc5aas s5r sss sais
q an light title etc which schaad had on
GPrsi since 9 EsaTns1P IIa - sfty y. of
18Th lxse ~ ten and store: BaESa5a IT 1s k,s
sf ssr am. f5eRs[ 5ae sis4ss $ Il Il sa!ss
:. 1yis rhPs y 42a7 SG e. ttF ten ana store
Block Annie sPiro ct al action DO M taas etc
s6 and sos eth III # Of Lewis g. 42He7 n;
atys same ref due. ae9 8o taxes etc 1898 es
The results in the vesey yesterday was
as follows:
BY Joseph Day: 74e St Nicholas ave. s 12a II r.
g l4sth ST continued) 25E1'o II sty brk dWlg
Bovine ns s, BT1g @ a. ana a. @ So sas a. taxes etc
$50; hdIa.n 81 ana sg 50 80 Ps s ro 30 aFt 81 Louis
Realty CO et al: Arnold atty Russell. ref: amt
s15oeoo srS to TO he he rainr isf for sSoois8
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
ARCHITECT KILLS WEE AND sELF

Cleveland, June s.-Charles p. Corlett, prominent
architect and head of the Corlett Engineering Com
pany killed his wife, Elizabeth, and then ended
his own life a hotel in WiIloughby, a Cleveland
suburb. tonight
The double tragedy is said to have been the
result OF jealousy. Mr. and Mrs Corlett well
known in Cleveland society and for five years
have lived at the hotel. MIR. Corlett was in Cleve-
land most of the time, however, going back and
forth two or three times a week
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
REALTY NOTES.

The Errestus tiulick Company has sold part Of
the Edward p TITUS property. at Glen Cove Long
Island 10 c. o. Smith, eastern representative OF
the American Express Company
Theodore Merkt Jr. has bought and resold thirty
FIVE lots IN Long Island City. The buyer will erect
tenement houses the property. Mr.. Merkt has
also bought and resoId for improvement a plot on
Albert-st.; also bought four lots Fifteenth ave.
and has bought resold large plot in the Glen
1aia
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
HERMAN sELLlK MUST DIE FRIDAY.

Springfield ILL.,, June s.-Governor Deneen decided
to-day not TO interfere in the Of Herman Bill
lik sentenced to be executed for murder in Chicago
on Friday. II was charged that Bk, through the
agency Of a Mrs. Vzra who afterward committed
suicide. murdered the woman's husband and four
of the Vzral children for their life insurance.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
GETS 4 100000 LOAN.

The Freundschaft Society has mortgaged the
property q the southeast corner Of I'D and
Park ave. the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank for 10000 at per cent. The parcel has a
frontage Of 1922 feet and depth Of 80 feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
ENGINEER CAPTURED NEGROES

Roanoke Va. June s-Three negroes wanted AZ
Winston. n. c. for murder Sunday night
were captured Norfolk & Western freight
train to-day by the engineer J. Edgar Webb Tha
engineer held UP the trio with pick and bound
them with the bell cord from the locomotive
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
STEVE" sRooIE's SON DEAD.

stephen Brodie, son Of Steve" Brodie, the bridge
summer died in Bellevue Hospital last evening
from chronic alcoholism. He was twenty-seven
wears old and unmarried and since the death of his
father several years ago, had lived fast life,
cordng TO his friends.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
MORE TROOPS FOR might RIDERS .

Columbus. Ohio. June S.-The Sheriff OF Brown
County appealed to the Governor to-day for more
troops for the tobacco district The Governor after
conference with the adjutant general ordered nh.
a company from the 1st Regiment in Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Heath g, $40 n Of Boston ave; Tor
roo rto-y brick dwelling house. 2l1so, u
honey owner: Charles Schsefey. Jr, architect:
oos1 $50
yyer e. so n Of Burnside ave; for
story frame dwelling house 2lxb2; Charles
Yei Arthur Boehnier, architect cost. s.5C
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
City Property for Sale.

DROADWAY. NORTHWEST CORNER OF READE ST.
ID 6S 6X124. for sale: of the most desirable
downtown. Apply to WM I. WALKERS SONS,
300 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09

MIHHtdpUIIs, JUHt b-UHe OF The nrSt acts OF tho
Minnesota Prohibition convention which assembled
here to-day. was to send this message to the ma
tonal convention of brewers at Milwaukee:
The prohibition state convention of Minnesota
now in session, sends coincidence TO your associa-
ton Your business is doomed as your outposts
carried and the prohibition arm is about
to move against your main body The Church and
eociet} have now declared and the state will soon
say, "Ts1e CaiooEs must ga
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

81 Sicholae soe r Of 17n r.. "a eEloo -
CITY Mortgage CO loens the Barnard Realty cosloooo
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09

4 UCTIoN SALE 800 BUILDING LOTS: soMER7I 1sI
"a Vile, N j. Write reservng tickets free speciai
train W. c. REEVES & CO. 124 e 23d St
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
PENNSYLVANIA.

NEW SPRUCE CABIN INN
WHERE YOU CAN CATCH TROUT
Rooms suite bath.
Booklet w. J. NJ d PRICE
Canadens,s o.
FINHE ESSICK. $500 F~T. ALLEGHENIES-GOI
L tennis fishing orchestra casno furnished cottages
Essck Heights.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
Real Estate Loans.

HURST AND SECOND MORTGAGE MONEY TO
i loan; applications from principals only. GEORGE
NJ. EHRGOTT. 156 Broadway. Tel 85S2-3 Cortlandt
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
'M0uNTaIN and LAKE RESORTS.

beautiful Summer Book Of ~ pSs pSsad tIckst O1a'~
q. - ,hsatce't tree AZ any Lackawanna fSaln'"U
noINT o. wOODsoCENN ~ on the famous ~ s,s
sas sSarn- ryartically ar sea: there s.,biux ous
h.szss excellent surf and stilI 1,snts this yes-
sIsI.e ard sailing Modern tmpforr,SSllalSs
Isilss kItss. n n BILLIARD Point O N''H
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09

UoVp ~ rooms music. aiul's s,Syrr Cream
chiidrsn Sc 30 per week MRS J. A
rtdxs y j. r r. p. No. i.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09

5000
$500
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
LAKE PLACID ADIpoNn.~,--
GRAND VIEW HOTEL

Open June to October GOLF. Carosinx all 80,
attractions For illustrated booklet ar5rss. 0o1acx
THOS. PARKES. 2s9 Fourth I've Ns-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16

amo He bra'u raeEIng cares ol exists
ance. and finds amsall cIapplns his
noishb0r 0n the baoN ana saying y
say 3Id man thats good How
many mothers putting aside
thoughts and Worries Of household
duties which are eneyer finished SO
enrapt M the sunshine "a romance,
which they may have fell once ia
their young lives How many sons
and daughters, after Witnessing a
play, have drawn from It new in-
spiration and strength, for the battdle
Of life Then to the theatre let us
80, let JUS see a good play strong and
hearty ia tone, one that makes us
sit up and listtn, one that makes us
double lip with laughter and poke our
neighbor in the ribs, one that makes
us forget our surroundings and cry
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16

The home 81 llr and Mrs Thomas
Stonef was me scene 81 quiet but
very pretty wedding last evening at
$3.50 o'clock when their daughter
Miss Ethel. became The wife 81 Mr.
VIII Beavers. The marriage was
mony as simpel as impressive. was
performed BY Rev Butler ID the
presence Of the immediate families
only, and a delicious wedding sup
per was served soon after it was
over.
Miss stonar Is well known as one
of Chiczasha's prettiest and most ut.
traetiye young ladies, and has an in
dehnable charm OF manner which has
won as her friends all whom she has
met The groom is also a most popu-
lar young man, popular alike with
his business and social friends, and
holds the responsible position Of chief
clerk in the Rock Island master me-
chanics Office He is a son Of the
late Judge MI Nj Beavers who was
one Of the pioneers in Chickasha
Mr. and Mrs Beavers left last
night for a short visit in Galveston
and Dallas and viii be at home to
their friends at 72S South Third
street by February first
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16

"Gooa Zone lhat makes us wont .5
KISS The heroine and shake hands
with the hero suea play IS Ed-
ward Milton Royles My Boy Jaok
Does not the verg name sound good
10 you? Repeat IL: My Boy Jack
Is there not love humor strength
and good fellowship 10 it2 Wei,
Jack is a good fellow Did you ever
know g Jack ihat wasn't a fine chaDg
Go and see this one at tie opera
house January 16. You viii like the
manly outspohen ways Of Jack, his
bright audacious wit, and his self
sacrificing nobility He will live in
your memory for many days He is
an that is bright and best in youth,
he is matter-offact, clean cut. up-to-
date, and you will forget your troub-
les and say Jack, my boy, you are
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16
YOU DON'T HAVE TO GUESS

what are oyu going to do To-
night?7
"Oh. I don't know"
What's going on at the theatre?"
Something, l don't know what it
is
Didn't you look at the papers and
see what it is?g
yes, but pshawl you can't teA
much by the papers"
why not~
"Oh, it's the same old cut and
dried stun they put in for every
play you have to guess what It is"
How often do you hear this sort
of conversation, and it is true, ysu
do have to guess what it is. but Man
ager Fred G. Conrad, don't believe
in letting the public guess about his
atntractions. He tells you that Ny
Boy Jack, was written by Edward
wilton Royle He tells you that Mr..
Royle wrote W. Faversham's greatest
success, "The squawman, and Marie
Cahil's money maker "Moilie Moon
SHINE" He tells you that Mr Royle's
are a success and haveb cen taken
TO London He tells you that Eugene
Moore, an actor Of splendid reputa-
tion viii play the leading part Jack
Paden He also tells YOU that he
guarantees am enjoyable performance.
and he tells you that if you don't like
it you can get your money back.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16

thf LE ONl

There is more actual misery ara
less real danger in q case of real fich-
ing Skin disease chan any other ail-
ment. Hunts Cure is manufactured
especially for these cases. It relieves
instantly and cures promptly. Abso-
lately guaranteed. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16
GOOD Show
is COMING
s'MY BOY JACK WILL BE SEEN AIT
THE OPERA HOUSE THURS
DAY EVENING

In these strenuous days when men
are hustling from morning until even
ing, when competition in trade and
All lines Of work is SO strongs, when
everyone is straining each nerve in
the mad race for supremacy. and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16
DON'T 1T JAR YOU?

10 have a cough that you can't lose
even when you 60 to bed? Put It
away for good by using Simmons
Cough Syrup. It heals inflammation
Of the throat and lungs gives you
rest and peaceful sleep d & "
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16
RESOLUTIONS Of RESPECT
Passed by Lodge in Honor Of Late
J. W. FriedIander

Whereas, It has pleased God. The
all-wise ruler Of the universe. to re-
move from this world our brother.
Julius W Friedlander, a member OF
Chickasha Council No 1910 Knights
and Ladies Of Security,
Whereas, Brother F'riedlander was
a true and loyal member Of this couns
ell, therefore.
BE it Resolved. That in the death
Of Bro Friedlander we bow to the
will of the At-wise One and com
meud his memory to the brothers
and sisters in the order and extend
ito his family our sincere and heart
felt sympathy in this, their bereaye-
ment
Resolved, That a copy Of these res
olutions be sent to the family Of Bro-
| Friedlander a copy be spread npon
the minutes Of the lodge and a copy
lbe furnished the daily paper, and that
the charter Of this lodge be drapea
lin mourning for a period of thirty
days.
s. j. GOLDSMITH
w. A. BRANARD,
CORDIA THOMPSON,
Committee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16
A REMEDY FOR GUN ToTERs
Is Provided in Texas Put Them
to Work on Public Highways

San Antonio, Texas, Jan 16.-Tex-
as has set herself resolutely against
the pistol "toting habit. The last
legislature enacted penalties Of s10e
fine and six months Imprisonment
for carrying concealed deadly wea-
pons
County Judge Phil Shook Of this
city has given every such offender
brought before him the limit. Such
bad men are promptly sent to the
convict camp near the city, and put
to work on the county roads This
use Of misdemeanor offenders has
given the county one hundred and
eighty-fve miles Of fine macadam
roads, the best system in Texas
Breaking rock has made the pistol
"toter7 see a great light and only
two such Offenders have been
brought before the court within the
last thirty days. However old-time
cowboys shake their heads eyer it,
but the days of gun-pIay are past in
Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16
A COMING new TOWN
Just stOpened

AMDTD Is located on decided land (Indian
AAsADAz4A allotment with restrictions removed)
on the Frisco Railroad, So mlessouthwest Of Oklahoma
City, and miles northeast Of chickasha, in the
Frisco trunk line from ST. Louis to the Southwest
Railroad station and 1000 feet side track within the
limits Of the townse Trains arrive Amber at $3.50
a m. and 1915 and 1850 p. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-01-16

High, moderately rolling, very fertile and very
healthy prairie country all around the high divide
between the Washta and Canadian rivers altitude 1900
feet Good. pure water IS to 40 feet deep.
An ideal location for residence, business or health
Amber is destined to become noted for its Good Water
Healthfu Climate and Business Location Other places
are killing their doctors with many PATIENTS
are starving for the want Of patients.
The townsite is as pretty as map No pools, no
draws, no hills to its surface but wel-drained
moderately rolling prairie, not mared lot In it One
Hundred and Seventy Acressoo Lots, 400 lots yet un
sold.
We have school district 3 by miles. school
population Of I3o aud not a negro In the district
Amber Is surrounded by as pretty and as good
farming country as you ever saw. Come see and let