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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-11-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HERE ARE REAL BARGAINS

HERE ARE REAL BARGAINS:
IA ALYEA sT.-3-family house; rent s216;
price ~, 500
151-l5s BRILL sT.-Two 2-famiiy houses;
rent $500; price, each ......n........ 1900
15h-15s BRILL ST.-Two single houses:
rent s4s2: price, each ......"......., $500
1853 BRILL ST.-3-story fat: price ..,...... 5000
70 BONYKAMPER AV.-2-family house;
rent SEAS; price .."....:...".".:"-.. $500
14-16 CORTLAND PL.-2-story double
fiat house; rent 1854; price .............., 1000
43-43&-45 CORTLAND 1-family
houses; rent s720. ............ 1900
2s CORTLAND sT.-2-family fiat; rent
5s7-5ass-5ssi FERRY sT.-Throe business Nv
properties; rent 1885: price. .........., IS. 900
52S-525 r ST.-Vacant lot. 60x9O;
price a........"."..........s....... $500
HAWKINS ST.-Two lots. 25x149: price,. 400
CWill exchange for income property
stone lot, 22xSS: price,. 1000
CWill exchange for income property
HAWKINS ST.-Two lots; each 25x100;
price. each Observation-Disclosures. 1000
CWlll exchange for income property
81 ST. FRANCIS ST.-Store property;
rent $40; $500
. rooms and attic; rent s4Os; PRICE. 1900
rent $500: price 5000
2 NORTH PARK ST. East Orange-2-
family house. with large factory; rent
$500; VII exchange; price ............... 5000
ONE FARM OF Sc acres, fully stocked.
with slate roof house and barn, or will
exchange for income property.
FACTORY SITE, containing l 1-3 acres,
adjoining Newark and New York rail-
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WILLIAM q. MILLER. INC.
WILLIAM O. MILLER, INC.
pApE IT

A RARE OPPORTUNITY
to own a fine one-family house, in choice Sec
ton of the North End two blocks from troll
ley; contains 10 rooms. bath and laundry; all
modern improvements; price only $1,000; small
amount of cash required; balance on easy
terms; act quick If interested. PHILIP j..
BOWERS & CO., 1879 Market st.
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Harrison.


KeansburE.
BUNGALOW sites at Ideal Beach. $3.50 up; ex-
cursions Saturday afternoons; for maps, tick
cts, etc.. apply to FRANK L. SHIELDS. li2
Market st.
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SIX large-room house on m~acadamized street,
two minutes from DEPOT. for sale; 80, $50; terms,
$3.50 cash, balance s25 per month; covers all
charges. f. a. STRONG. 1858 Midland av.. Ar
lington. N. J.
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s., e0o-TWO-FAMILY house, IA rooms; lot 31x
10; steam heat; separate entrance; FIVE min
utes to Brick Church station, three minutes to
trolley; one floor now rented for $2S per month:
pays Ill ex enses of carrying house and gives
you occupancy of one floor free; a home and
erty will advance % per cent. in a few months.
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FOREST HILL-Nine-room residences; all i'm
provements; parquet floors; lot 5Ox10o; a bar
gain. $1,000. ALFRED T. BECKWITH, 1928
Broad st.
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BUILDIsrG PLOTS, 6ox1so; $500; building re-
strfctd $1,000; foundation stone furnished to
indicate buyers. C. F. p, Box 90. Route 2,
Paterson, N. j.. or C. F. p, 1850 Dodd St, East
Orange, N. ].
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INVESTMENT SACRIFICE-Apartment house.
located in heart of Newark; Ave minutes
from Market and Broad; near depots and all
trolley lines; eight modern apartments; annual
rent 50, 700; Cwner in need of cash. will sell for
1928. 900; only 81, 600 cash necessary; purchaser
will make 81. 600 on this proposition within six
months. Address INVESTMENT SACRIFICE,
Box q, Star office.
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frank g.. SHIELDS


BEYER. 762 Broad ST., near Market, formerl
I75-Real estate for sale and exchange.
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SIS, 75O-MODERN house. four rooms first floor.
four rooms and bath second, one and store
room third floor; house in perfect order and
most desirably situated; six minutes to Lack
awanna station; business changes has neces-
STATED this owner going West at once; large
o ,,,n11,,+ a ranatp
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% SALES, 200; easy terms; colored ten
ants; 3-fap'ly; central location MANLEY,
$50 Broad ST., Newark.
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SOUTH SEVENTEENTH ST. near Springfield
AVA one-familv house. 5 rooms, all i'm
condition; rent s25 per month. Inquire at 725
South Seventeenth st.
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fell. & DEvINE
FOR BARGAINS in real estate. consult
THOMAS JOHNSON

Real Estate and Insurance. Residence, 1888
Halsted St, telephone 1995-I.: office, Burnett
st. and Central av., telephone 672-J. East
Orange, N. J..
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SUMMER AV., 377-One-family house. 10 rooms.
bath and laundry; all modern improvements;
rent reasonable. PHILIP ]. BOWERS & CO,
1S9 Market st.
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NULL E:::R & AHNLE


MODERN dwelling. just completed; 7 rooms;
bath; every Improvement; lot 37x150; 81, 200;
another containing Q rooms. bath: every i'm
provement; immediate possession; lot 50x150;
SO, 500. Address NATHAN RUSSELL. Bloom
field and Glen Ridge.
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HOUSE-14 rooms; lot 50x100; near Clinton pl. ;
nearly new; also barn. with stabling for 8
horset. and shop above; wagon shed, etc. +;
only $500 cash required, balance MORTGAGE;
price $500. SCHWARz, Is Clinton st.
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.Garrabrant, breidenbach & Co,

EAST ORANGE, N. J.-Greenwood av., eleven
rooms and bath: all improvements; Sc, 500.
FLINDELL & CO.,
/, 20 CLINTON ST. NEWARK, N. J.
Look us up. We have others.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.

SIX ROOMS and bath; all improvements; steam
heat; $5 per month. Apply DAVID HAIR
PER. q Harrison av-. Harrison.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-07-06
ROY PARSONS ACCUSED OF
TWO SERIOUS OFFENSES

Roy Parsons, formerly clerk at the
postofice, whose departure for Iowa
was mentioned in the Record a few
days ago, is now under arrest on two
serious charges, having been brought
back from Amarillo Saturday night
and held under a bond of $500 in
each case. awaiting a hearing. He had
not furnished the required bond this
afternoon
1t seems that the young man left
town without telling Postmaster Kel-
lahin or the assistant postmaster
that he was going, and after he was
gone, it is alleged, there was found
a shortage of s49.05 in his postofice
accounts. On this charge a Federal
warrant was issued by U. S. Commits
sioner A. J.. Nisbet. 1t is further
charged that he gave a worthless
check in payment for a suit OF
clothes to Hamilton Brothers. On this
charge a Territorial warrant was is
sued by Justice A. J. Welter-
The young man was arrested al
Amarillo and held for an officer from
Roswell. At three O'Clock this after
noon the time of either of his hear
ings had not been set
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BASE BALL GAME ON The
FOURTH A JOLLY AEFA{

The visitors had the advantage
among the rooters in the Fourth of
July game of base ball at Amusement
Park. The grand stand and b~leachers
were full of visitors from the lower
valley, and every one of them tried
tc burst his lungs shouting for Lake
Arthur's team, which was contesting
against the locals, thereby putting
new life in the game and making lots
of fun; but Roswell won, 10 to 8.
Caldwell pitched a good game for
Roswell, striking out eight and allow
ing but fv hits. Bratton, for Lake
Arthur, struck out six and allowed
nine hits.
The feature of the game was the
batting of Wynne and Stains. the for
mer securing a home-run and three
bat, and Stains getting four singles
out of -four times at bat. Leland got
the other hit.
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STORM AND cLOUDRURST
DO MUCH DAMAGE

Lincoln, Neb., July 6.-Nearly all
the streets of Lincoln were under
water today as the result of a storm
last night, which lasted for nine
hours and assumed the proportions
of a cloudburst. The foo not only
caused immense loss to property own
ers and railroads, but was attended
by loss of life, the extent of which
will not be finally known until the
waters subside. At least one person.
a milkman named William Nelson,
is known to be drowned, and a wom-
bottoms are missing. An area of 25
square miles is covered with water
from two to fifteen feet deep.
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Live o Market.

Kansas City, July 6-Cattle re-
ceipts. 5000, including 2.00e south
ems. Market 18c higher. Southern
steers, 3.5o0s.e0s southern cows.
2.25@4.15; stockers and feeders, 300
@5.25; bulls, 275@4.50: calves, 1000
5.25. western steers. 4.50@5.75; west
ern cows. 3.45@5.00
Hog receipts. 1000. Market SOLO
higher. Bulk saies. 6.2o06.ss: heavy.
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5
SERIOUS FOREST FIRE
ON MEXICAN BORDER

Washington, July g. The War
Department today ordered Col. w s.
Schuyler. commander of Fort Hua-
chuca, on the Mexican border in
southern Arizona, to render all posi-
bic assistance in s~uppressing a seq
.ious fire now raging on Huachuc1
mountain in Garces national forest
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CO Morrison Bros. & Company 80

and broke into Mr.. Shearman's lot,
running the length of a row of ITO
young locust trees, tearing them up
and breaking many of them to pieces.
No person was hurt.
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Governor George Curry left Sun
day afternoon on a trip to Picacno
and Lincoln, after attending b
Fourth of July celebration and Elk
cornerstone laying Sunday afternoon.
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strayed or stolen.

One blazed face, sorrel pony, las
scar on left front knee. Disappeared
on the night of July End. Finder
please return 70 Mrs. Glass at the Bar
rett place on N. Main for reward.
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Notice.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
An instrument of writing, purporting
to be the last will and testament of
George R. Rucker, has been filed in
the Probate Clerks Office In Chaves
county, New Mexico.
1t is ordered, by the Honorable
J. T. Evans, Probate Judge for Chaves
county, that the first Monday in Aug
ust, 1908, be the day fixed for the
hearing and probating of said will.
Witness my hand and seal of the
Probate Cours for Chaves county,
New Mexico, tEis 29th day of June,
A. D., 1908.
F. P. GAYLE,
tSEAL) Probate Clerk.
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Mrs. E. A. Bemis left this morning
for an extended visit at Red Oak, Ia.
She was accompanied by her son,
Harry White, who goes to St Paul,
Mimi, to attend the Shriners' con-
vention. He will be gone two weeks.
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Coal Miners Strike.

Birmingham. Ala. July 6.-The
coal miners of his district today de-
clared a strike. The snerin has ap-
pointed deputies in anticipation of
tro ible.
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Fred Lanning. abstractor for the
Chaves County Abstract Co.. returned
last night from a months visit at
Welda and other points In Kansas.
Mrs. Lanning will continue her visit
there.
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FIRE DESTROYS FOUR
HUNDRED BUILDINGS

Port au Prince, Hayti. July "a
disastrous fire which started in the
vicinity of the palace n senate
buildings here yesterday, and which
was believed to be under control at
ter 400 buildings were destroyed,
broke out again during the night and
caused further extensive damages.
Forty more buildings were destroyed
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LITTLE CHANGE IN coNDl-
TON o F6ISHoP POTTER

Cooperstown. N. T. July 6.-Bish-
op Potter, who has been critically Ill.
passed a fairly comfortable night and
there was little change in his condi-
ton this morning.
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;. P. GAYLE,
(SEAL)
(Wed. July /, 3t.)

$500 900 to loan on irrigated farms.
long time loans, interest payable an
1ually with privilege to pay OF Ioan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent. 303 N. Main. opp. P. o.
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Mrs. Clara Heaton left his morning
for her old home in Columbus, Ohio.
after a residence of two years in the
valley. She may decide TO remain
there Her son, Vert, is a salesman
Tor Price & Co.
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EXCHANGE.

We have a good line of exchange
properties Let us exchange what you
do not wish to keep for something
that will just suit you. Come In and
talk Owe the proposition with us and
let VI NOW what you have api what
you want.
TITLE & TRUST co.
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Capt. N. J. Fritz was here today
from Hagerman attending the regu,
lar meeting of the county commits
sioners.
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Record Want Aos. Get Results.

w. NJ. Ferguson and family left
Sunday night on a trip to Austin,
Rockdale and Comancne, Tex.
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w. W. Gatewood went to Portales
this faorning to represent Byron B.
Parish, who Is to be tried on the
charge OF numbering VIM Upton.
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Edgar Calfee returned last night
from a trip to Albuquerque and otn-
er points on insurance business.
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T. S. Cavins left this morning for
with his sister, Mrs. R. F. Upton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Maddox return.
ed to Texico this morning, after a
visit here with Mrs. J.. b. Mathews.
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Fred Miller. who is at Camp Lara
Lotto for his health. is reported to
be improved.
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A. w. McWhirt went to Portales
business this morning.
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av-le and Fifth street, and
to be built for rental purposes.
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R L. Graves and Charley Gilber
left Sunday for Lincoln t attend
court
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6-3006.40; packers and butchers.
6.20G6.35; light, 6.10@6.35; pigs, 40
$500
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market 1oc
higher. Muttons, 3.5064.50; lambs,
4.75@S.50; rfange wethers, 4.7506.50
fed ewes, 3.2504.00
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FOR RENT Nice new furnished
room. modern conveniences, 400
N KY. If
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r. J. Bloomfield was here from Dex
ter today.
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Miss Grace Robbins, Of Dexter.
spent the Fourth in Roswell.
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GREAT CLEARANCE SALE in OUR READY TO WEAR
SECTION FOR WOMEN MISSES AND uTTLF GIRLS

To open the month of July we have cut prices as never
before on a vast variety of Ready-to-Wear garments. De-
scriptions are necessarily brief where there is an immense
stock and a magnificent variety to choose from.
Astonishing Values in one piece silk drssesm d silk coats with the closing of the selling
season. we have gathered together sevealg grand lots making the greatest bargain
OF the season. Suits and Coats u to $3.50 at 1910.
usu up to $50 at. .. $8.z5
Clearance Sale of Ladies' Silk costumes sand Liner Coat sus, and the great asortmen
that we show, when considered with our at all times lowest prices and the saving
chat they afford. Values III to $500
One Special rack of Unhn Linen Suits coats style, ad beautiful showing of Lawn Shirt
waist Suits values w to $40 10 at ........... $485
long sleeves vhes Up to $500 t ;. $40
Clearance Sale Lace md Silk NaBs-as special lot will be pa@d,o of several inesm very
effective styles open front or back. values up to $3.50 at. ............ .Sz85
Clearance Sale another lot of waists in Silk Linen and Nuns Yelling they are new and
fesh Values up to SoO at. 80.
CFearance Sale productions on White Paraos
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Boellner. the Jeweler. has it cheaper
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J. H. Kingston was here from
Lake Arthur today.
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Correct lesa, Dl.ak. RECORD once.
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Russell buiios NV wasoaL
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If Your Purchase
Does Not Please
in Every Way we
will ReturntYour
Money.
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TITLE & TRUST co.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1908-09-12

CAPT. +. +. Brashear, one OF the
oldest steamboatmen of this State,
SAYS the Arkansas river is as navi-
gable now from its mouth to FIT.
Gibson, Okla, as it was 40 years
ago. when it was the only means of
transportation through the terri
tory west of Little Rock. And II
there were no railroads today. the
Arkansas river would be filled with
steamboats,, and there would hardly
be landing space for them all at the
Little Rock wharf
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Justice. Work and Less Talk.

Arkansas is about to be IRE.
formed" SO says George w Don
aghey, the governor-elect of that
commonwealth. But there are to
be no sensational methods about
this reformation. On the other hand
the reformation itself is to consist in
the elimination of sensational meth
DDS as applied to politics The de.
termination to hold the balance
true between organized capital and
the pnblic interest is not best ex-
pressed by sweeping aud sensation
al political agitation; the whole sub
iect of the proper relation which
corporate wealth should bear to the
state is so difficult and so compli.
Gated that only through a cool and
calm-blooded consideration is it
possible to arrive at Justice.
Agitation has its uses; the honest
agitator has his function Without
a certain amount of agitation the
people would 60 to sleep entirely,
they would snore away their rights.
But after the agitator comes the
constructor; the man who is to
build upon the ground which the
agitator has indicated-and sone-
times cluttered up with all sorts Of
debris. And political agitation as a
means to political power has been
lust a bit overworked in the South,
and the South is ready now for an
era of leaders who will point it to a
middle course-a course in which
there are fewer clap-trap phrases
and political catch-words of what
ever sort thrown into the air from
either obstructionists on the one
side or demagogues on the other,
and a little more cold-blooded COM
mon sense brought into play all
around The Home Magazine.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned Commissioner in Chancery
by virtue of a judgment and decree
rendered by the Chancery Court with
in and for Boone County Arkansas on
the 9th, day of September 1908 in the
case pending in said Court wherein
A. NJ. Hathcock is plaintiff, ard
Charlotte Bergman, Edith o. w.
Bergman, Abraham Bergman, Alice
l.. SoRelle, Walter Ford SoRelle,
William S. Guerrant, Mary A. Guerr-
ant, Frank Pace, X. X. DeGraw and
St. Louis Iron Mountain & Southern
Railway Company are defendants,
will, on the 10th. day of October 1908,
between the hours of ten o'clock in
the forenoon and three o'clock in the
afternoon, offer for sale, in bulk, at
public vendue to the highest bidder,
on credit of three months, at the
front entrance of the Circuit Clerks
office, the same being the building
now used as and for a county court
house, an undivided one-third interest
in and to the following described real
estate situated in Boone County Ar
kansas, to-wit:-
The South East quarter of the North
East quarter of section eight, the
North West quarter of The South West
quarter of section nine, and an nm
divided one-third interest in the min
eral in the lands owned by the said
Charlotte Bergman and Alice l.. So
Relic in the South half of the North
West quarter of section nine, all in
township nineteen North of range
nineteen West; also an undivided one
third interest in the following lots
and blocks in said town site of Berg
man, reserving and excepting a two
thirds undivided interest in the min
eral thereon, to-wit:- Blocks 3-9-l0-li
and Il; lots and in block 4; lots
and in block Is: lots l-2-l3-l7 and Is
in block 10; lots aud in block 20:
lots IL and II in block p; lots l and ?
in block -; lots l6-l7-lS-20 and . in
block "a; lots and in block IS; lots
10 and / in block %; lots Is and 10
and 10 and 20 in block 81; lots Is and
10 in block %; lots IL and II in block
20, and lot in block 80,
Said sale will be made to satisfy a
judgment in the above cause IF action
in favor of the plaintiff, A. M. Hath
cock, against the defendant, Char
lotte Bergman. for the sum of $500. 50
with interest aud costs Of suit.
The interest to be sold as above
stated is the interest of the defendant
| William :. Guerrant in and to said
lands, town lots and blocks and min
erals, the Court having decreed that
his interest therein is first primarily
liable for the payment of said Judg-
ment, he having assumed the payment
of the notes on which said judment Is
founded, on the purchase of said in
terest from the defendants Charlotte
Bergman and Alice l.. SoRolle.
The purchaser at such sale will be
required to give note with approved
security for the amount of his bid, aud
lien will be retained on said lands
lin the purchase money is paid.
Given under my hand on this the
10th. day of September 1908.
BEN +. McMAHAN,
Commissioner in Chancery.
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How Men Drink Farms.

Ny homeless friend with chromat-
&c nose, while you are stirring up the
sugar in that l0-cent glass of gin, let
me give you fact to wash it down
with. You say you have longed for
the free and independent life of far
mer, but have never been able to get
enough together to buy a farm. But
this is just where you are mistaken,
For several years you have been
drinking good improved farm at the
rate of 100 feet at gulp If you
doubt this statement, figure it out for
yourself. An acre of land contains
1850 square feet. Estimating for
convenience sake, the land at $40. So
per acre, you will see that brings the
land to just one mill per square foot,
one cent for ten square feet, Now
pour the fiery dose, and imagine that
you are swallowing a straw berry
patch. Call i'll five of your friends
and have them help gulp down that
500-foot garden. Get on a prolonged
spree some day, and see how long a
time it requires to swallow a pasture
large enough to feed COW. Put
down that glass of gin, there's dirt in
it-l00 feet of good rich dirt-worth
$3.50 per acre.