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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

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Die Gcreinigun9 Der Sntereiicn pom
mcbr ais 100000 Gonnlunifontcn
5ltr SoIge boben miiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Iidn ytepsObu n1b u
rtit gum 9ebranb in Der ealnbex, unb Das
REHABILITATION un1 10. 90 NebiIo6.
8erferJiruna BON stalu1 it 9 plqf' oeer Sars
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81. Raul s46. nber Mb., GourtIanb 2736: NH
Nr. $40. Siiosgroabtpuh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Baltimore Gampf Enfct 81. ,
lalte uno snperldtHae gai.atute.)
Die Ger. StuntensVoft bef6roerno.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
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3eitungen, 3eitidriften etc.
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ole, @efbditsfii9rer, 31s Befts@crirdnsStr,
characterization, E6iiren, Seniterf
robnlen, 2a0en etc.
3ames .. Suffer & Gu, 115 nno 1T Sii'Sre'
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81 nefts9de Sumnros uno GerntansS ira BE.
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bent; &. ). 5i6t, S6dbmeiiter.
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,IeutIhe spar6ani uuu g%aitimpre," gntatp,
uno Baltimore StruBe.
,,et. Sames Spurbanf," 8aItimpresStrube uuo
SuitorlsSp ui esIoetue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Gin pcinli6eS &erchcn
crcignctc iidl gritcrn bel Dem 2cid)cn'
b%cgGn0niB 0CS ont Wontoa in Nltcr
bon AZ Sohrcn pcrItorbruen Scrrl
Charles Soiiclboii bon Nr.2i4, Siios
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@ottcSotcnit geboltcn bate. beluegtc
lid) Der &cibcn5ug nad) ocnl Mount
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Mcrdants C Mincrs Sranspurt. So
tpHHen
Baltimore aab 8renex.

WcrdJafitS d WlttcrS Sranspurt. 80.
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N~nupt.giireun: @ermat. ano 2tabt. etrabe.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Glarslanb C HcnnipIuania q. 81.

GaIc snr &eiie in's gnsIauS BE.
iorgt 6. @aine, Nr. 413, Cn-gafti.
mareitraRe, uabc Chiffon Qouie Ase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
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snnoers & ehpne, t70s. mo GantonsNoenlC
&nt. Sout. Toribs unb 9recttmouni'gbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

I6pofaten.
abufpb @ntberlct, Ie6tsanipnGt, Nr. 10, Offs
2erinaionsStraBe 6. & y. Ybone. ct. EaII
3539. VI.
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9uiIbtng, Baltimore, Mto. geioe telephone.
Surl ". NJ. edIple, 1876. 1879 ~9niusVuiloilig.
Wuitauus aorb, 2Gt. 200 GaIoert Building.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

SrieSboie.
,eunSun 9art Semctern," Office: 81 gheTt.
SdratoensStr1se ?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

9lchplattcn, Metou etc. 4"
chm, Gnuilin & SO. (incorporirt), 49,. rs
GuloeritoTsSirdbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
Runikulbetlnnp
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NerDeni6 N d 6 {

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
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. 1doIi@. I 1dgiin, nuSaenommeu GonHtaaS.
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Gpotetlnaen 7.cJ Snrin. bis 500 IbenoS.
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Sirefte a,erbtnoHug tn Der nsuen ttntsH>
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ben Sinten.
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t2.43, 1850, *4.t6, t4.55. .t5.55 giadpm, 5000,
t6.56s 500 2imiteol 1000 *1I:23 slbenSs;
f2.oo, 300, 1905, .44,0o. *4.S0, 1000, 1920,
400, 1920, $500, $500, 1000, $1,000, tif.O0
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Borm., 1850. t4.00 ga6m.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

y. gam, Srtmanu, i'll Noto.GbarIc8.G Giraffe,
2anopirtbifaitIide GerGtbe unb
S1mereien.
Griffith & surner 60, 2O5 IorosSaca.str
Warmor. uno 8ranit-8erfe.
9. stlgartner C ebbne. ia. .719 &eitSaItt'
n~oresStraBe.
Tlumbiltg, SURFACES, STANCES rno
Sefen, Gahoedcn lno Hinnen.
Srnnctt grus., 523 ioros5rcmont.soenue.
Mipferihmieoe uno Glumbers.
S1hn Subert, TIA 96GmeS.e trabe. g. & 9.
aeIcpbon: g8olie 1899.
Seitcr SerIiferureen.
.sm. J. ebadrIfore' 4 Co., Is uno II Gbamber
Of Commerce.
.,0irbol Suiuranes Gu. Of aiuerpppl," Seurb ~.
NarfieIo, Hitoents lJiuna9er. 101-102 9banls
ber Of @ommeree gIIiloinp.
,8erninuia Scuerueritdlerin1s . 0eieliflaft."
Baltimore iiub gorthsSirabe.
gigelltbuns @genten uno
.Sanoler.
gierre 6. 9usan & Wepbe,p, 10 Ot.aegtrotor'
Strube.
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Str1Be.
&oblen unb Sol3.
Germ q. Bon Seinr, $50 GoIumbiGssIbeuue.
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70. Z. Wtaer, 90 Sits9altimoress trabe.
Hinn0Ietb : @eidhGftc.
uGpniuilpateo 'apan Co.," / gcrb.SnbsSfrabe
Ginnos mo Srgeln.
66as. N. etieii, 8 Gorb.Qibertpse traBe.
Nm. Snabe & g., Farfzgbe. ,no S1peitesStr.
Tnpicr uno Enpicr- 0iiten.
Smith, Eirun Gu, 195 u1h 107 6anoocrsStr.
9lchplattcn, Meton etc.
chm, Gnutlin & So. (incorporirt), 10. 10,
&uloeritonsStrdBe.
2:ifenbeItntter.
eanoers & shune, t7Os. mo Ganton'Noeuue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

TGumbitg, surfaces, STANCES unb
Sefen Gah0edcn itno Rtnnen.
Vennctt @rns, b29 lor0.6remont.gtoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Gltpferi6mieoe uno Glltmbers.
SJhn Subert, 17t4 S6ameS.G trabe. G. & g
aelcpbun: g8olfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
SruIt . Gompaanien

SrltIt Gompagnien.
,MarnIanS srut Co.," Goroueft.@de gaIbert
UNI SerinlnsStrabe. @rier Serih, 9rdft
bent; G.. e. SimmermanH, Gefretdr; Carrot
Ban gieb. Ghatmciiter.
Baltimore Fruit & Guarantee Co.," 9%onitabI,
BuiIoing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Enpicr uno Enpicr-0 Often.
Smith, Tirun Co., t95 uno 107 SunoocrsStr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21
2anopirtbidaftIide GerGtbe ilno
S1mereien.
Griffith & snrner 60, 2O5 GorosSacasstraB

Warmor. uno 8ranit-@erfe.
9. Stlsartner & ebbne. ia. .718 s9eitsSaItts
rtoresStraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

s,euer lerNinus an Der 9retun6suansietes
StruBe, gseps BORT, ,5eqYsm nod eoteIS. ftes
tern unh Bef@ditSotftri!t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Nadrid)ter aus So9cr5toiun. M0..
8ufoGge muroe $. 9. Corners, elm bel
Der oSagerStomn electric HoiImop
60" angeItelter Irnbtipanne aus
GreOpsuiae, @aibington : Gountp,
bel Der Nrbeit BON einem ihmercu
eleftriiden Sdlag g"ctroifcn. Gr be
riilrte eincn nit 900 @oItcn gcIa0c.
ren 1robt unb iiel aus elmer S0ba
BON 20 6ub nui Die Groc. Gr miro
Qeneien.
CABIN daffner iberalIcn
u. 5. @anf, Elm Shaiiner olti Ell
mem 3raft5uge Der Baltimore uio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

Ginnos mo Srgeln.
66as. M. etieii, 8 Gorbs2iberiusG traBe.
Nm. Snate q 3d., Barfs9lne. unb S1peitesStr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-21

gi%gentbums 4senten uno
-SGn6ler.
Gierrc Is. Sngan & 0epbc,p, 10 Sit'9eStr9ior'
Giraffe.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-11-26

facilities so as to keep pace with your
increasing demands upon them, their
earnings must be such as to yield a
sufficient margin over the costs of OPP
GRAFTON to induce new capital to seek
investments in railway enterprises.
"There has been criticism at times
of what has been believed to be the po-
litical attitude of railway companies.
But it must not be forgotten that, a
few years ago, their participation in
political affairs was not only tolerated
by public sentiment, but was urgently
solicited. They were entreated to
assist, as duty of the highest patriot
ism, in securing the success of men, of
parties, and of principles deemed es-
sential to our civilization as people.
Whether or not such participation in
political affairs was ever justifiable, it
is so no longer. 1t has passed away
with many other political practices
which have been condemned and aban-
doned. Your railways are out of poll
tics, but their property, their business,
and their ability properly to discharge
their service to the public are subject to
political action. This places upon you
the obligation and responsibility of
seeing to it that their conformity to
it that their conformity to higher and
better standards does not result in their
oppression. 1t places upon you the
obligation and responsibility of seeing
that they are accorded just and fair
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-11-26
FOR SALE or Houses, Lots, Farms

If you have property for sale or rent,
list 1t with W. A. Kite q Co., 1877
Spring st. We will find customers. (6S
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-11-26
A WARMING.

The State Food Inspector warns all
people who feed at hotels, restaurants
and boarding houses to look out fol-
the oliomargerine signs. Boarding
places are required to have hung in
conspicuous places in dining rooms,
plain signs, stating; eve use Oleomar-
gerine,n that is, when that substitute
for butter is used.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-11-26

FOR SALE.-A 14-syrup all marble
soda fountain, cost $500 new. Will
sell or trade at bargain. Write for
particulars. The Comet.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-11-26
SOUTHERN'S PRESI-
DENT RESPONDS
Continued from first page.

as your own D. f. Converse and John
II. Montgomery to set in m otion
q movement which has convinced Fall
River, Manchester and other manufac
turing centers, that Southern competi
ton is a very substantial fact. The
growth of Spartanburg, from the vii
lage of 1880 to the splendid city of to-
day, is typical of the development of
the industrial communities which
abound in all our Southern States,
from the tide-water counties to the
mountain towns, and which stretch in
an unbroken chain along the entire
length of this Piedmont section.
at is not a mere accident that this
industrial development has heen con-
temporaneous with an improvement in
the transportation system of the South,
and with the amalgamation into
through systems of the disjointed rail-
way lines which had survived the
Civil War. Without this railway de-
velopment your industrial progress
would have been impossible. Those
advantages of climate, of natural re-
sources, aud of the industrial adapta-
bility of your people, which are des-
tined to bring to this section suprema-
cy in many lines of manufacturing,
would still be lying dormant had there
not been provided the means of placing
the products of your factories in mar
kets where there eXisss an effective de-
mand for them. AS your industrial
progress in the past has been made
possible largely by your railways, so,
in the future, the carrying capacity of
your railways must keep pace with
your industrial progress.
Mr., Finley spoke of the importance
of the people of every community CO
operating with their railways, within
their proper sphere and along practi-
cable and reasonable lines, in economic
educational movements, In conclusion
he said:
"We have seen that, in very real
sense, the railways by which Spartan
burg is served are, in the language of
your toast, your railways They are
your highways to market. They have
made your past progress possible, and
they must be important factors in your
future prosperity. You are dependent
on them and they are dependent on
you. The people Of any community
cannot afford to staud apart from their
railways. Out of this mutual depend
ence grow reciprocal obligations. The
obligation rests upon your railways to
give to you the most efficient transpor-
tation service in their power, without
unjust discrimination between individ-
uals, localities or commodities, and at
rates that are not unreasonable, when
measured by the service performed.
The obligation rests upon you to see to
it that your railways are not subjected
to unjust or unduly restrictive public
policies, and to recognize the fact that
if they are TO be efficient factors in
your social and material progress, and
if they are to be able to increase their
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-11-26

treatment 1t places upon you the
high duty of securing the adoption of
such public policies in the State and
Nation as will assure to the railways
and TO those who invest in them the
equal protection of the laws, and the
free enjoyment of every right guaran-
teed by the Constitution, including the
fundamental right of Anglo-Saxon lib
erty-the right to be heard in petition
and protest, before the people and their
representatives, on every question
affecting their rights and duties"
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-11-26
ALEX MARSHALL
IS ARRESTED

Alex Marshall, colored, who was the
principal witness for the state, against
Albert Johnson, also colored, for the
murder of William Smith, in Bristol
last winter, at the recent trial al
Blountville, was arrested here Mon
day, and will be indicted and tried
jointly with Johnson for the murder,
the life sentence given the latter hav.
ing been reversed by the Supreme
court, in session at Knoxville Satur.
day.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-11-26
A USEFUL INVENTION.

At last new horseshoe has been in.
vented that can be put on the feet with.
out nails being driven into the hoof.
1t is made of mixture of cement and
asphalt, is leathery in texture, springy
and almost noiseless and protects the
horses hoof from being splintered. II
is safe against slipping, as the leather
can be spiked.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-11-26

NYOW, we mean every word
~ Of this. This is IS the he, situa-
ton in a nut shell. We have
a tremendous stock of Ladies'
Misses Children's and Infants
Coats, ranging in regular prices:
Infants, ST. to S; Children's ST.
to So; Misses $3.50 to SIS; La
dies, $3.50 to SOCIAL this sea-
sons goods and made in the
very latest styles and in all the
leading colors.
We want to call your attention
to our High Grade Black Coats,
made in the full French Direc-
tolre styles, ranging in price
from SIS to $50. Well, SO much
for the brief reference as to
quantity, quality and styles;
now we want to talk cut prices;
prices that will make our stock
e CooAo x~~<ofA ILL., IL $780,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-16
FOR SALE

THE CAPITOL REAL ESTATE co.
West side cottage. new, ~ lots. east
front, high and slightly, close to car line. 5
rooms. beside vestibule and unfinished
bath. Price $780,
A 6 room cottage, TX stories. besides
modern bath and reception hall, large
pantry. numerous large closets. combina-
ton stairway leading to second floor. a
grade entrance to the. cellar which is ce-
mented. laundry privileges. instantaneous
gas heater and in fact everything you
want in a modern home, 800
25h lots and room dwelling on west
side. neighborhood fine, gas, city water
and sewer, all in, close to car line and
paved street. Price $500.
2h lots with beautiful old elms house 2
story. large rooms, besides hall, modern
bath. good barn. southwest district. This
is a bargain. owner leaving the city, 3,O00
east front lots on the car line, an 8
room modern dwelling besides finished at
tic. hot water heat, handsome reception
hall and modern bath, fire place, decora-
tons beautiful, electric light. gas heat. an
ideal home in a first class neighborhood
Owner leaving city and wants a quick
deal. Price $500.
On Monroe ST.. near 9TH, an room
dwelling with barn, will rent for $500.
Price &c. $50.
new house Of rooms just finished
modern except furnace. 2 lots. Price So
ZOO
3 lots and 9 room modern residence,
handsome reception hall, modern bath,
lower floor finished in oak, good furnace,
electric lighted, house cost about $780,
plenty of old shade. Price for the entire
property S, 500.
houses, 4 rooms each, well water, gas
for lighting and heating. close to all the
Santa Fe shops, neighborhood good, will
rent for $21 per month. Price $500.
2 lots on a corner, a handsome new 8
room house. besides unfinished bath and
plenty of closets. For sale on payments,
50 500 s&
8 east front lots, s rooms. good barn,
large summer house, plenty Of old elm
shade and fruit. on a paved street. neigh
borhood first class. Price cut to 5000 for
quick sale.
IA lots. new modern residence close to
the heart OF the city, large rooms, 6
closets, modern bath, basement paved
with laundry privileges, fine barn floored,
with box stalls. some fruit and nice shrub
berry. Price "a, $50.
Another close to the heart of the city,
~ lots, a modern room house beside the
bath and reception hall, will rent for SIS.
Price s.. 100.
WILSON & NEISWANGER.
Phones 948. ZIG West Sixth st.
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1925 Clay. s room modern, 2 lots. barn,
old shade, $500. Easy terms
Nearly new room all modern, furnace,
bath. lights, attic, laundry, not blocks
from Capitol Square, So, $50.
Good rooms. III lots. barn, shade, ST.
LOwMAN: Good room cottage, brick
cellar, well, wash house, east front lots,
$3.50
rooms, well and cistern, cellar, porce-
lain bath, gas. barn, lots. 1875 this week
only.
Good room cottage. ~ lots, 3rd and
Buchanan. gas, barn, shade, $500.
special drop prices: New s ROOM all
modern. east front, for s, 600 and $780,
Fine up-to-date modern cottage, furnace
with gas, combination lights. vestibule.
complete bath, nicely papered, butler
pantry, stairs to floored attic, Q lots,
shade, finest location on paved st. South
west only $500.
ON WEST 9TH: Close in, room mod
ern, ~ corner lots, shade, $500.
EAST SIDE: Well located, good rooms
and gas, we'll cistern, cellar, barn, 81, 100
Call for what you want 1t is probably
on our list.
w. M. FORBES & co.
1O7 WEST SEVENTH ST.
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RARE EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
Fine large 10 room 2 story house, large
porches both at front and rear. good large
cellar. with furnace, good barn, ~ lots.
east front, electric lights, bath complete,
beautiful shade and lawn, on paved street
This property is strictly modern and up
to date in every way. One Of the finest
locations on the west side. near 10th and
Western ave. Price $500.
SNAP room brick house, well, nice
shade trees and lawn. barn, 8 lots, east
front. Price $1,15o Incumbrance sS75. Can
be paid OF.
A good room house, cellar, well, 3 cor
ner lots. Price $780, VIII take a good
team as part pay.
If you have anything in the way of city
property or farms for sale, list it with us.
We have several cash buyers for desira-
BILE properties.
DAWSON & PIERsoN,
1o4 EAST SIXTH ST.
PHONES: IND. 1898. BELL 1443.
TOPEKA, KANSAS.
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MARKED sealed bids for the building
of the l. O. o. F. store rooms and hall
building to- be 50x130 feet. two stories
will be received and opened at s O'Clock
D. M, May 49, 1908. Certified check of
500 with each bid required to insure sign
ing of contract in ten days. Plans and
Specifications of said building to be seen
at office of E. F. Henney, Horton, Kan.
Right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. Send all marked sealed bids to p.
F. Henney, secretary trustees. By order
of trustees of Horton lodge No. 331, I. Q.
o. FEE. F. Henney. c. Lonborg, w. G.
Kelley.
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A fine 200 acre farm. extra improve
ments, 10 miles out, bargain at SIS per
acre.
100 acres Of fine meadow land Q miles
from station. miles from city. Price S.
0OO-Cheap.
80 acres miles from Granville, 1900
A bargain.
673 acres, can be divided into farms. in
Franklin county, " mile Of station. This
land is of fine quality. sets of improve
ments. Price SIS per acre.
24O acres Jefferson county land. Price
$1,000 Bargain.
ar.n- rs @~--sEc-s.
100 acres Jefferson county, 5000, miles
from station.
80 acres Linn county. Price $500. Will
, sell or trade
80 acres of Usage county land for sale or
trade.
Also small tracts. ranging from to 40
acres, for sale or trade.
Also have farms and grazing land in
Kansas. Missouri and Texas, Of all de-
scriptfons. for sale or trade.
City property and stocks of goods, res
taurants. grocery and general merchan-
disc stocks.
If you buyers and traders are not afraid
to put your money against your judy
ment, see me for a square deal.
Rents and all taxes collected.
c. L. SAYLER.
531 NORTH KANSAS AVE.
PHONES: IND. 1712 BELL 1918
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