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will with difficulty realize what the
old West was. There is no doubt OF
the ultimate result. This change il
no different and no greater than the
change of the past few years.
The writer is speaking, in a sense.
from experience. He recOllects the
extreme West when it was considered
practically worthless except for the
stockmen. Faubert. the novelist said
There has never been a liberal
idea which as not been unpopular. not
a true thing that has not scandalized
the multitude"
So it is with so-caued dry farming
in the asst country known in the
past as the Great American Desert
We are in the Twentieth Century.
The world has been farming. more
or less. since the creation. and yet It
is only within a reasonably short time
that irrigation and its commercial
value has been seriously understood
There are many men, who when
shown Ian that apparently is III for
nothing but sage5rush and the Ike.
scout the idea that even the magic
touch of the irrigator can transform
the forbidden prospective But We
cannot today dispute the fact that We
are accomplishing things which only
a short period ago Were considered
i'm possible. Experience teaches. and
there is no doubt from the aocumukaf-
ing evidence. that the arid and semi
arid countries will yield TO the labor
of the agriculturalist. Everything
points TO the proof of this assertion:
first, the opposition; second. the in
tense interest taken by the United
States government. by the various
state authorities and by the men whO
believe in the West: third. the actual
reports of the accomplishments of dry
farmers, who have persistently and
consistently followed he advice of ex-
perts and Investigators.
We frequently refuse 10 aWaken %
our own opportunities. but 10 the OBJ
serving man. there is no longer doub
that Opportunity in a o allf ring
form. has knocked at the door of the
West, and is waiting for the wooing OF
that sturdy citizenship which makes
America the greatest Nation on Earth
the farmer.
The thousands OF men who have
made good" in the so-called dry
farm" have already disproyed the the
cries and claims of the enemies OF the
onward movement and have proved
beyond cavil that thorough work. seed
selection and the utilization Of scien
tifc methods will bring results where
ii is possible to produce any kind OF
vegetation and that the valleys and
plains of the West, where tests ave
not thus far been made will some day
soon be utilized to add TO the great
wealth of this country.
II all means a greater West. a more
! powerful Nation. a more prosperous
people, a West that hall WELD a pos
tive influence in the affairs OF a gov
eminent once thought to depend upon
the financial centers of the East for
its strength and power.
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ticed eye not worthy of consideration
by he homesteader Or investor. Bat
if We will note in our minds eye the
marvellous changes hat have taken
place in the Western states within a
few years and will consider the trans
we cannot but admit that God evident
Iy created this great arid and semi
arid country for some good and bene-
icient purpose and that He intended
all the West to be populated by a pros
porous and contented people.
The country west of the Rocky
Mountains was the asst to be recog-
nized as fit for the development of CT
vilization. Even a very few years ago
the idea of raising fruit OF any kind or
ever grain was laughed at by the skep
teal. But what has been the result
of the incoming of the millions, who
came to conquer this vast empire?
The first settlers or pioneers had
or less of a struggle-new con-
ditions to study and Many
failed as they will do, and as they are
doing every day, and in every line OF
life, but these failures have most of
ten been due to lack of knowledge and
mismanagement. These very failures
however, have been the schoolmast
erS of the great masses who have sue
ceeded.
The "stick-to-ft-iveness," of the
sturdy pioneer won out against great
odds and today we see magnificent
towns and cities, beautiful homes or
chards and fields, where only a few
years ago nature reigned supreme and
where the pessimist knew (there was
no question of doubt in his mind that
nothing would grow OF at least sue
cessfully.
The problem which confronted
these people in the early days are be
fore us today and we must study con
ditions as carefully as they did. We
have however, the very great advan-
tage of the knowledge gained by their
experimentation successes and fail
ures. More than that we are realiz-
ing that We don't know so very much
about farming after all and that the
possibilities of being able to raise pro-
ftabfe crops with a minimum amount
of water are being developed more and
more.
Agriculture is the backbone of all
states and the more farmers the state
has the happier and weather. its peo-
pie are. The arid and semiarid states
east of the Rocky Mountains are in
a state of evolution and the change
has begun whereby the vast areas of
virgin soil-thousands and thousands
of acres-wi1l slowly but surely be fin
ally transformed into productive and
profitable farms.
When the new settler realizes that
he must do certain things before can
expect to get results. l. e. study his
soils. learn that by proper blowing
narrowing and cultivation, his land
| will absorb ant hold that most pre-,
cfous necessity. water. we will see
such a change in this immense terri
tory that when we look backward we
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WANTED

WANTED:-Woman to do general
housework.-Apply at 101 North
Pennsyfvania avenue 04t3.
WANTED:-Girl IL or IA years old TO
take care OF child. Apply ITO W.
End street. 04t2.
WANTED:-One second hand oflce
desk and one second hand oil tank.
Phone No. 426. O5t2H.
WANTED:-A hustling boy over ff-
teen who wants to learn a good
trade with small salary to begin
with.-Inquire at 40, N. Main. 5tf.
WANTED First class laundress.
Apply at o N. Kentucky. 05t2s
WANTED.- Girl or womAn to do
general ho1sevorks Call al 204 w
Eighth street. 05tf
WANTED Incubator and brooder.
Must be reliable~And-cheap~-C Call
800 N. Richardson ave. 0st2
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LOCAL SOCIALISTS TO
nISClJSS w0MAN'S SUFFRAGE


In accordance with a call from the
national Headquarters of their party,
the local Socialists will meet Sunday
afternoon. February %, at two O'Clock
to discuss the subject of Woman's
Suffrage. The socialists all over the
United States will be discussing the
same subject at the Same time. While
a majority Of the members I OF that
party are now in favor of letting the
women vote, there are some who are
not. Every four ear the question
is put before the party for a refer
endum vote and the proposition is
gradually gaining ground. It is with
the idea of increasing the number Of
supporters Ito woman's suffrage that
the question will he discussed next
Sunday, but all opposers will be CIV
en- a chance to speak If they so desire.
Incidental to the meeting Sunday at
ternoon, a move will be started for the
organization of a non-sectarian Sun
day school.
The meeting will he held at the Gag
les hall On First Street, between Main
and Richardson avenue. The invita-
ton is made especially strong to all
women who are interested in this
cause.
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WHAT DRY FARMING
MEANS TO THE WEST.

Cheyenne, Wyo, Feb. 23.-Among
the speakers who will be heard with
exceptional interes at the 3rd Trans
Missouri Dry Farming Congress at
Cheyenne, Feb. %, "a, and rs will be
DIR. v. u Cooke, state director of dry
farming experiments of Wyoming. In
the following DR.. Cooke has briefly
told what the dry farming movement
means to the so-calfed arid West.
How few o us are Willing to admit
anything, when we don't want to, ev-
en- il we are practically assured hat
the matter in controversy Is for our
benefit. So many of us form opinions
stay with them and fight for them, ev-
en- when we know that the facts are
against us. We are all more or less
~concefted and adjust ourselves to the
idea h a we know a great deal more
than we really do.
The early history of this great re-
public shows that the pioneers who
started West from New York were
told by their friends that the territory
west was unfit for the habitation OF
white.men, and that most OF these pio-
neers came forewarned OF. the anger
and experiences OF pioneer life. So
firmly fixed has this belief become
thai as the march of civilization con-
tinued and Western states were
one after another filled with people,
this tradition or sentiment became &C
tual prejudice.
It is but comparatively few years
ago that Illinois, and at little later
Iowa, were disregarded by men who
were seeking cheaper lands as being
vafueless and unworthy of settlement
The same old cry was raised against
the prairie states.
.sUnht for use Only good for In
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT nice furnished rooms
40S N. Richardson. no sick are tax
en-. 03tf.
FOR RENT:-Two rooms for light
house keeping, 900, N. Rich. 4t3".
FOR RENT:-Two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, 307 N
Ky. 05t3%.
FOR RENT:-A suite OF 3 furnished
rooms with bath, sol N. Richardson
Ave. 05t6s.
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By an oversight, In reviewing the
program of the sacred concert given
by the First Baptist church choir last
Sunday afternoon, the mention of the
special part taken by Mrs. r. S. Cook
was omitted by the Record yesterday.
Mrs. Cook always delights her au-
dience with her artistic work on the
violin n everybody was charmed on
this occasion not only by her solo
from "Caritina," hut her part in the
violin Accomplishments and the obi
cato as well.
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NEW LODGE OF ODD
FELLOWS At DEXTER

Frank Talmage came up from Green
field this morning and reports the or
g~anization of Dexter Lodge No. 38 L.
o. O. F., at Dexter last night. Mr..
Talmage as Grand Secretary was in
charge of the organization of the new
lodge which came into existence with
sixteen charter members. The fol
lowing officers were elected; Noble
Grand, A. v. Hair; Vice Grand, C. NJ.
Macy; Secretary, F. w. Crane; Treas
urer, A. q. Dietz. The Initiation of the
new candidates, organization and cleo
tion were followed by the serving of a
sumptuous supper, and the work was
not ended until three this morning.
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Classified "Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE:-A good work horse or
team.-InQuire OF /. E. Thompson.
04tf. -,
FOR SAIE:-Young Jersey COW, fresh
also a n yong mare-InQuire at
304 N. Penn, ave. 04t3".
For Sale Cheap.
Two or four passenger automobile.
In good condition. Must be sold be-
fore March 1st. 03tf
R. A.. HOLMES.
FOR SALE:-A gentle family horse,
and a new phaeton and harness, In
quire A. Decker, Roswell Hardware
Company. 05tf.
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Special Bargains.
See our special bargain add. in III
space in this paper. 95tf
ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST CO.
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Cadet T. A. Stanciff, Jr., returned
this morning from Lake Arthur,
where he has been visiting his par
emit three days.
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The civic department If the Wo-
mans Club will hold a meeting at the
Carnegie Library at 2:3O O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon. All members and
friends are requested to be present.
BY order Of Mrs. G.. M. Slaughter,
Chairman.
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Lumber Yards.

eECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Lumber, shingles, doors, lime, CO
ment, paints. varnisa AID glass.
ROSWELL LUMBER CO. Oldest
lumber yard In Roswell. See us for
all kinds of building materials and
paint.
Give us your orders for Pecos White
Sand.
KEMP LUMBER co.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Owen, who have
been here several months for the for
mer's health, living on South Hill, left
this morning for their home in North
ern Arkansas.
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The Ideal fiat iron cleaner costs on
ly a few ent but it saves dollars
worth of worry and trouble, for sale
at the Enterprise Hardware Co, 1t4*
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L. H. Elliott and j. D. Nevaro, who
were here with a glass blowers show,
left this morning for Clovis. They
had two weeks of good business IN
Roswell
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The civic department of the Wo-
mans Club will meet tomorrow after
noon at the Carnegie Library for the
transaction of important business.
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Fred Higgins of the mounted police
and Deputy Sheriff o. q. Finley return
I'd last night from a trip north. Mr..
Higgins has been gone several days.
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Mrs. Sallie Robert came up from Ar
tesla this morning for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Will Chisum.
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Correct legal blanks at Record.
BIG TIME AT CONNER
HlAl GllIR AlGA.

BIG TIME AT CONNER
CIAL CLUB LAST NIGHT,
A great crowd was out at the Wash
ingotn's birthday party of the CONNER
cial Club last night, the club quarters
being taxed to their limit by the
guests in attendance. The Washing.
ton feature was noticeable in the de.
corations of the club, the national col.
ors being everywhere apparent and
the picture of the Father of His Coun-
try being in a conspicuous place. The
program of the evening consisted OF
cards and dancing, the Norvell or.
chestra furnishing the music for the
latter. Appropriate refreshments were
served. Altogether, it was n of the
most pleasant affairs the club has Civ.
en- tbs year.
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Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.
ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
u furnish you with your Grain, Coal
and wood, we buy hides. phone so
ROSWELL TRADING CO. Ceal
Hay. and Grain. Always the best
Dast Second st.. Phone 12e.
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E. w. Holcombe and daughter, Miss
Junia, of Monteagle, Tenn, have ar
rived for a months visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Judd. They ave recently
been on a trip to California.
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Hardware Stores.

ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.-Waols
sale and retail hardware, pipe.
pumps, gasoline engines. fencing.
INDEPENDENT HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale and retail everything In
hardware, u1ware. water supply
goods. buggdes. wagons. implements
and plumbing.
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Services IA. e. Church., South.
Every afternoon and evening this
week.
Hours Of service, 3 to 4 p. m. A.
4:30 for young people. 1880 Prayer
Meeting. 5000.
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Mrs. Mary IL Lawrence returned.
last night from Little Rock, Arkansas,
she has ben spending the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Maud
Brooks.
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Attention K. of %

ttention K. of Ps.
The Grand Chancellor will be with
us Tuesday and there will be work in
the Second Rank. All members are
to be present.-W. @. Faw-
cett, K. R.. S. 04t2.
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A fire alarm was turned in at 11:15
this morning, burt there was no occa-
sion for it, as the only trouble was a
little grass plot at the rear of the In
gersoIl book store that had caught
afire.
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Willis Ford and Tom LoveleSs re-
turned last night from a ten days
hunting in the Indian reservation
west of Roswell. They report some
good shooting and a good time.
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Trade Directory.

BERNARD POS, Expert tuner. IS
years experience in Europe and Am
erica Reference. Jesse French.
Baldwin. Chickering Bros. and Kim
ball factories-420 N. Richardson
Ave, phone 322.
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Rev. r. w. Lewis left this morning
for ST. Louis, where he has twon-
site business. From there he will go
to Steelville, Mo-, where his wife has
been visiting relatives and lately too
sick.
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w. NJ. Reed left this morning for a
business trip for the u. s. Reclama-
ton Service along b Rio Grande.
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Ike Whitmire, of Salem, Mo-, has
arrived to spend two or three months
for the benefit of his health.
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All kinds of fruit n shade trees
ready for immediate delivery at Fair
childs' nursery. O2t6
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FRESH FISH AT LAST, GOOD
ONES TOO. TRY US FOR GOOD
FISH.-T. c. MARKET.
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w. E. Washington came in last
night from Oklahoma and wen thru
to his ranch near Lake Arthur.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Wilson, of
West Eighth street, have returned
from Mineral Wells, Texas, where
they spent several weeks for Mrs. WI
sons health.
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You had better read our add. OF spec
ial bargains in our regular space
Roswell Title & Trust Co. 95tf
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Mrs. T. A. Howard and little son re-
turned last night from a stay of sew
era1 days at their claim at BoaZ.
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w. o. w. GIVE DANCE

AT HALL LAST NIGHT.
The Roswell lodge of the Woodmen
Of the World gave a dancing party to
their lady friends at their hall on w.
Second street last night, about thirty
couples being in attendance. It was
a happy combination OF good music
and smooth floor, and the dancers
spent a very enjoyable evening. Lln-
cheon was served at midnight.
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Abstracts.

CHAVHS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO
z J. p. Gayle. manager. Reliable and
prompt 4t2e>
ROSWELL TITLE 4 TRUST CO.
ABSTRACTS. real estats and loans.
THE BONDED ABSTRACT AND Sc
CURITY CO.. Capital $500 Alb
stracts, titles guaranteed. Loans.
Oklahoma Block, Phone 81.
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c. l.. Tallmadge was here from Elk
ms last night, returning north this
morning.
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Ready-to-wear Apparel.
THE MORRISON BROS. STORE
Outntters In ready to wear apparel
for men, women and children. MI
inery . specially.
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The Ideal Flat Iron Cleaner will
make your ironing easy. Get one at
the Enterprise Hardware Co. 1t4*
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Mrs. C. F. Joyce went to Carlsbad
last night for a visit with relatives.
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j. A. Edwards came up from Lake
Arthur this morning.
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H. j. Garrard was here from Arte-
STA yesterday, returning HON last
night.
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Jewelry Stores.

HARRY MORRISON:-The lead
ing and exclusive jeweler. Watches,
jewelry, Hawks Cut Glass
and Pickard's hand-painted China.
Sterling and plated silverware.
l. B. BOELLNKR~RsswsIIs best
1eweler. A full line cut glass, hand
painted China, diamonds. etc.
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Bargains yet at Getty's Greenhouse
Don't wait or they will he gone. 04t3%
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Grocery Stores.

GROCERY CO.-ThsI
leading grocery Utore, nothing bu,
the best
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Real Estate.

A chodce selection Of bOth city and
farm property At good figures 70
buyer. Also money b loan Min
Nell R Moore.
ranches. city property. Omcs sos
N. Main St Address Boa 20a Res
well. N. n.
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Butcher Shops.
D. g. NEAT MARKET.-Keeps moth
ing but tae best. Quality gu,
motto.
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Bilfiard.PooI Halls.

Bowling. Box Ball, Billiards, POOL
Entire equipment regulation. Pr-
Vate bowling and box ball room for
ladies.-Geo. B Jewett, Prop.
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J.. R. Stanley, of Dexter was in the
city today.
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Advertising.
The successful Business Man is
AN Advertising Man. Let the people
know what you have to sell.
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w. s.. MURRELL, PIANO TUNING
and Repairing. Graduate Chicago
Conservatory of Piano Tuning. Am
pie experience. Work is guaran-
teed and is my best advertisement.
348 E.. 5th ST., Phone 500. SS1m-
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Best p-rintine-Record ONCE.
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Contracting & Engineering
RIRIE & MUSSENDUN.- 1T W. I'd
ST., phone 1874. Land surveying and
mapping. concrete foundations,
Sidewalks. earrh-work and general
contracting.
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Legal blanks at Record Office.
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Best Legal Blanks, Record once.
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House F~urnishers.

House F~urnishers
Hills & Dunn.-rurniture, 81 ,ves,
ranges, mating. quilts; Everything
you need to at up your house. New an
secondhand. 100 N. Main. Phone 50.
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The WigWam.
: LOCAL NEWS :


Boenner. the Jewe1ee. has 1t cheaper
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-27
Real Estate-UncIassified

FOR SALE-1O ACRES; A VALENCIAS, 8
navels, alfalfa, and all kinds deciduous
fruits; 6-room good house, fine barn, cheap
water, frOstless, close in. Will pay $1,000
for present CROP trees young and in good
condition Price, if taken soon, $11, 500.
10 acres at Arlington; S-room, good house;
acres big seedlings, acres alfalfa; close
in; good for subdivision; $4,000.
12OO-acre ranch; good, modern house; big
barns, windmills, with plenty water for
stock and house; eucalyptus trees without
irrigation; best of grain land; 10 miles from
Ferris, miles from Santa Fe r. r.; Is
niles from Riverside; $50 per acre. Will ex-
change in part for good grove near Riverside
60 acres at Beaumont; is acres in full
bearing apples and cherries; house and barn;
no irrigation; free grain and pasture land
adjacent; pure mountain water to drink;
$1,000; terms.
Good 7-room house on lot IS feet on E
9Th st. and extending back to 10th st an
abundance of deciduous fruit; good barn;
street work all in. This property is going
to be sold at a big sacrifice. Better see me
quick.
10 acres finest navel oranges; best location:
gage water; fine modern, 14-room residence:
$4,000; crop goes; close in on good street;
$40, 600.
VIRGIL NJ. SLATON
1883 Lemon St, Riverside Cal
Phone Red 1861. 2-27-2