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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
RULE OF THE SHOP.

Political Editor-I think we ought to
have an article suggesting points for
the constitutions of Arizona and New
Mexico.
Managing Editor-Well, suggest that
the trainers write EN- on one side of
the paper.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
/" TIRED AND SICK. /"

T HE Jersey Journal makes the frank statement that e
pie sick and tired corruption extravaganza"
government and that "in almost State the high
living and the high of twin
shadow all Others the campaign The remarkable
of the political in the United States this
plain speaking of leading Republican newspapers regardless
hits The Jersey Journal has been the leading
ican in New Jersey for and it perfectly
evident is tired sick like thousands of its
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
END OF THE SEASON.

Brownies Boy-You'd orter "a bin on
tn vacant lot last night Z see tn 'lumi-
nation.
Blacks Boy-Whatch ye burn?
"Pa's old summer straw hat and mas
white shoes"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
THEIR DESTINATION.

Mr. Bung-When Ripper was mar
ried he and his bride went away in his
motor car.
Miss Bing-so" Where did they
spend their honeymoon?
I'm a hospital"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
RED MEN INNOcULATED.

Montana Indians have found a
snake that gobbles like a turkey"
That shows what white-man whisky
will do to an INDIAN
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
MAKING THE MOST OF IT.

Mother lin auto with chauffeur,
daughter and intended on the back
seat)-Slow up as often as you can. If
you go fast 1t will make the estate look
small
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
BHY0Nn COMPILATION.

"A race war in Texas in which
twenty-five lives were lost was started
over promissary note"
"Humph! What a slaughter would
happen If the umpire turned down the
home teami"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
YOU SHOULD HAVE HEARD HIM.

Uncle Joe Cannon denounces as
a canard the report that he sent
a message of coincidence to King
Manuel.
He says "That statement is .
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
WMnN
WHAT IT MEANS.
IMMUNE.
BROUGHT HOME TO HIM.

It Is understood that former King
Manuel Is wondering just how
much truth there Is in the Portu-
guese version of the expression,
"They never come back"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
IP HE MOVES AT ALL.

II he has been reading what his
critics have had to say about him
Mr.. Wellman is more likely to go
straight up in the air than across
any thing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
NO TELLING.

How long will 1t be before AL
phonso feels like bursting out with.
"An aeroplane. an aeroplane, my
kingdom for an aeroplane"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
lie.'
THE T. RS.

Terrible, Trouble, Terrific Trite,
Strife, Trim, Trusts, Trample,
Third, Term, Tricky and Trumpet
have T. r. in common.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08

The STAR extends the privilege
of these columns to the public ana
invites signed communications OF
not more than one hundred words
treating of topics of the hour.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
what DR.. wilson wight Have s,,d

To the Editor Of the Evening Star:
] read in the morning edition OF the
STAR that in his speech at Bridgeton
last night DR. Woodrow Wilson,-tIle
Democratic candidate for governor,
got back" at former Governor Griggs.
who said DR.. Wilson never offered to
serve the people of New Jersey until
he was nominated. by saying of Griggs,
whose name he did not use, that "this
man was once elected governor, but
not even as governor did he offer to
serve the people,"
Dr. Wilson could also have said. il
he wished, that Griggs, a railroad and
water-snake lawyer, after he was elect
ed governor, resigned that high posi-
tion to become attorney general of the
United States, his appointment being
secured by the influence of railroads
and trusts, and that he also resigned
as attorney general to be counsel for
one of the biggest trusts. FACTS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08

reason of special interests that have
throttled the party by controlling its
leaders, he was unable to have the
pledges redeemed by appropriate legls-
.stion. Where so well-meaning and
strong a man as Governor Fort failed,
is IT not fairs to presume that Lewis
with such a gang of sponsors, too, will
fail, however good may be his inten-
tions?
The barnacles that have attached
themselves to the good old Republican
ship in this State have rendered it USE
less for efficient progress, however
active may be It's pilot. For this reason
let the old ship be hauled up for a
thorough scraping and cleansing This
can only be successfully accomplished
by the election of that great man who
honors New Jersey by his acceptance
of nomination for the governorship-
Woodrow Wilson. INDEPENDENT.
Atlantic City
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-08
HELPING HIM OuT.

Manager Frohbert (to playwright
Your play is all right, but the title
won't draw.
How would The Mustard Plaster
do?"
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-25
Isn't it Strange How a Good Thing
is Initiated?

For SO years the Majestic Range Manufacturing
Co. have been busy making their Steel Ranges with
malleable iron castings. Now many of the leading
stove manufactured are making their best and high
est priced steel ranges with malleable castings. We
commend them for it. They can make a better range
by using this better, higher grade, more expensive
Malleable Iron and Charcoal Iron.
Did you ever have the top oven plate, or the
plate between oven and fire-box crack, in your cast
stove, letting ashes sift down on the contents of the
oven? Awful, wasn't it.? The Majestic Range
builders knew thin plates MUST be there in order to
heat the oven and bake biscuit quickly. So this weak
point could not be overcome by heavy c~ast-iron oven
plates that wouldrequire hours getting the oven hot.
Cheap, thin, cold rolled steel would do for a few
months, then burn outl The Majestic Range builder
solved this problem by building the OVEN of the
Great Majestic Range of heavy Charcoal Boiler Iron.
same as locomotives are built of, scanned and rivited
with Malleable Iron bands around the oven, making
an absolutely tight and lasting oven! No stove bolt
and putty-built range can give the service and COM
fort you get from the Great Majestic Range. They
make only ONE Range-the BEST
More Majestic Ranges in Saline county homes
than any range in it's class. Ask the users how they
like theml
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-25
Sale Closes December

We believe there are 10 Round Oak coal heater
in Saline County to one of any other make. ASH
the USERS how they like them.
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-25
What Do You Think of This!

A real genuine Bargain Sale of the BEST Heat
err and Range Saline ever saw. No odds and ends.
No "just as good" We offer p. D. Beckwith's
ROUND OAK Heater. Do you know this factory
make just one coal heater, only M grade and style,
and that's the BEST, made of the BEST iron and
steel, mounted and fitted perfectly No heater can
be made better. Notice cone shake CRATE. Holds
fire "a hours; gas consuming ring, makes it a great
FUEL SAVERI
Now, Mr.. Stove Buyer, if you want a Heater
with merit, that has the proud distinction Of being
awarded the Worlds Fair medal for the BEST Heat
er in the United States, over ALL competitors, and
at a saving of from $3.50 to $500, come across,
right soon.
The Marshall republican., 1910-11-25
M|WTEWI[TfWJ|

$500 purchase ticket, absolutely FREE,
given on all $40 stoves sold during this sale
We are giving you this HEATER and RANGE Bar
gains, low down., in order to close them out by Dec. I
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17

,-ctogranb ~ tbat II bad
| iaree bnldinor I'M fhn Narrnnt rom.
,an, a maft.t IN faet IA mid
,,9s ~ ~. Tfntted .nrns In mo
t~farcnnf c~.n,nonV e.er. smau n il
trua fh.t M. 4tnDl w ~ H. r-oresf
.ompant was e-vehnnao1 fnr tnat ~
The innea bDt rhat ,y,s pnr-
sttant n, mn nriefnsl ,ian .f M r,n-
t.ans
intervals no market vaIne 81
rl4e stool vas edVnprna hnf mis- wax
h~lstiuahle In ,iew IN M. Increase IN
hteinass M mo romuthy. n h MOI
true. as accredited IN an Nfay.r. that
while "a. tnsid. ofrirers ~ no c.tm.
many wore nrhIepea 10 set1 their stock
.tl tb,. outside purchasers we're r..
attleeI 10 a|ee.nt stock c.rtiacatea
slammed nap-tfanegarrHblc. The Iaett
fs fhit AM n~atrhnseis af Tnited Vine
less received stock Which was trans
fnrrAbln on mo banks at anV timn and
n large amount ar this stock mas been
fraNefcrrable rhe stock stamped
nun-tranSferrabIc uutil February.
l91l. Uie ffiat issued w exchange for
securities ~ the American DO Forest
companv.
rhe stock Issued to officers OIL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17
FRESH EXPOSE
PROMISED IN
GRAFT TRIAL
DEFENSE PROMISES TO
PROVE BLACKMAlL PLOT
Attorneys for Lee Browne Ex-
pect to Cause Indictment of
Man Who Sold Story of Leg
isIatiye Corruption
In, Moralns JournaI saeeIaI L.asea VIII

iBy Morning Journai s3eeial leased Wiref
ChltA2u, Hind ~ .f'6nflFeh oh
j%cctions bl the defense against the
admission of the testimony o. state
Representatives Myers. Lin. and
beekemeycr in the Lee D'Neif
Browne bribery triad were %ovcrruled
rs Judge MeSnrclN today and their
evidence was admitted.
This was regarded as ID victory for
The prosecution as il permitted the
first corrobofutiVc evidence IN sup
port of the confession Of Repre-
sentative Charles A. White. that he
had been paid $1,000 Tor voting for
United states senator l.orimor.
Myers testified in effect that
Browne had visited him on thc day
OF the election OF Lorimcr and asked
for his vote, saying that there were
lots Of Jobs and plenty of the ready
for those h voted for Lorimer.
Representative u. J. G. Bcckemeyet
Of carlyle. Ill, thor too the stand.
I}cckemeNer made confession No. >
before the grand jury following the
expose p~reciptated by Whites con-
fcssion No. /. In his testimony to-
day Beckemeyef cortoboTated White
in every material point. Beckemeycr
said tbat he had been called to st.
ipiHs bS Nillt llNl bctl' anu tNfIf
Was handed q package by Browne,
who remarked;
There is vour Lorimer money
BeckemeYer said he opened the
'paekag e' and found $1,000
The alleged payment of the 81 600
to iieckcmoYeI was made June Il.
1908. az the southern hotel in st.
Louis, the same day on which White
seid Tho money had been distributed.
B-cckcmcvcf said that on that day
he SAW Representative Robert e. VIII
son joseph :. clark M charles
Luke IN st. Lonis.
BeekemcNer viii be cross-examined
following which Represen-
tathvo Michael $ Link. who made
confession No. 81 that he had re-
$1,000 FOR his Lorimei vote,
VIII give his testimony.
The defense today promised 10
"a bomb in the form of a CON
on its side OF the case, in the
testimony Of "a witness who had en-
tered into q plot with White to obtain
money from Browne ana Lorimer.
Il Was said that the confession to
De sprung hS the defense will prove
"a blackmail plot" and the indict-
ment Of White viii be demanded on
the basis of it.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17
PHONE IL.


Montoya, Helen Gibson. Julia Prove,
In the grammar department ne
leaders in classes for 190g-lgtO No
Rosalie With. Mary Metzinger. yso.
bel Holcomb, Margaret McConns
Frances A%podaca. Elizabeth simnn
Margaret Sprago, Antoinette Chan.
vim. o
Medal awarded to Resale with
Certificates Of pcl feet Attendance
awarded to the following pupils: 10.
sale With. Ursula Ballina. Ruby Pin.
ter. Carrie Smith. Mary Mentzinper
Marie Balling. Mnmine sherman
Graham, Rosie Abousclman
sherman. Merinda Grande
Nictorlne With, Stella Armiio Or
vella Kraft,
Honorable mention for ATTENDANCE
Irene Conley. Frances Marion. Anita
Garcia, Gladys Kelly. Adele Carr. Al
eXandria Naughey, Frances Murphy.
Gold medals awarded to Ursula Bal
ling ana Caroline schmidt.
Honorable mention. Frances Muir
ply, Cecilia Murphy.
Diplomas for com pletion of gram
mar grades awarded to Florence Car
mel Dunn, Esther Gertrude Otero, Ha-
eel Olive Breen, Mary Frances Muir
ply, Pearl Corrinns CNrson. Teresa
Mary Bcaven. Mary Rosalie With.
Aledaile Candelaria, Antonio Sando-
val.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17
REVO[UTlONISTS
SPREAD OVER NICARAGUA

Washington. June 10 r. Word
reached the state department today
that the revolution in Nicaragua is
manhesting itself in Bafts of the re-
p1blic other than those controlled by
Fsctfada. According to today add
vices, armed rcvolutionists are in
creasing in number in the vicinity Of
Gianada.
Considers able manifestations OF q
revolutionary spirit also aI, evident
In Western Nicaragua. The news
papers are held under "a strict cen
sorship by Madriz, but are generally
hostile in tone 10 the United states.
General Lara, who was in charge of
some Of the Madriz forces operating
against Eluefields. has returned to
M2nagua.
Nothing hay been heard Of the
status OF young Pittsman, tho Amcri
ean who laid the mines al Bluefields
BLUR and was captured h.. the Mad
liz forces, So the state department
4At+ sttf@ctea.r.oSa- g J. .Al9ffatt- ts-is =. 8
t!gate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17
MAY FIND
HIMSELF OUT
Of OFFICE
House Bill Proposes to Put
Army Engineer at Head Of
Reclamation Service in Place
Of BalHnger's Pet Foe,
[u, Morn.nr JournaI speeInl I.a.ea w.rel

rs, Morning journal special Leased W,reI
Washington, June 1G-The house
Bill "a Increase the engineer corps Of
the army which carries q provision
Which would permit the president Ia
superScdc with an army engineer.
DIRECTOR y If, Newell Of the reclama-
ttOn service Was reported 10 the sen
ate today by the committee m mili-
tory Fffairs. 4 minority report VIII
be 1i!pd by senator Dixon
The need of the $40. 600 900 be-
cgmc more apparent han ever today
when chief Engineer Davis OF the
reclamation service reported from
the ficld ~ pnthiindcr Wyn., that
WORN 81 many 90 the projects WIS
being seriously retarded aud that the.
fntci' rights on many placed IN ieop-
ardy ion the lack Of money.
Large sums nov tied up in storage
pro iccts would begin to make returns
N the service has the available money
To- complete them, he reported.
Il has been generally supposed that
the reclamation service was against
tho 10000 600 feature.
Air Davis himself In the hearing
hcfoln the house WINS and means
committee WAS apparently not favor
able to lt and Director Newell re-
fused TO commit himsclf to it. The
endorsement from Engineer Davis in
the lirld threforo came avs a great
surprise ~ the Interior department.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17
TOPENS|0N AND
RETIRE JUSTICE
MOODY RUSHED
to Permit President to
Appoint Successor So That
Full Bench Can Pass on Lust
Cases Cause of Haste,

iHy MORNING Journal special Isased wir"l
Washington. June 16-The Lodge
bill to retire Associate Justice Moody
OF the United states supreme our
WAS reported 20 the senate today as
the result OF r. unanimous vote in its
favor By the senate judiciary com
m.ttee.
The bill "a amended so as to re
quirc the resignation of Justice
Moody within five months, instead or
six months us provided by the bills
us introduced. This would have the
resignation take effect In advance OF
the next session of congress. and
without making It compulsory, an-
p%arently was intended to invite inn
mediate resignation to that action
might be had before the adjournment
of the present session If President
Taft were ready to name Justice
Moody's successor.
The advantage of Justice MoodN's
successor being appointed ana quali-
tying before congress adjourns is.
recognized. II would make possible
ior the r~e-argument of the important
standard oil, tobacco and corpora
ton tax eases next fan 70 take place
before u full bench. Otherwise the
vacancy would continue to exist nm
Ill congress confirmed the appoint
nent mt the session beginning next
December.
President TAFT has announced that
he never would appoint any n To a
place on the supreme bench durlhS
recess at congress, which makes II
that Justice MoodN's successor
Viii DE named within the next few
weeks or 90 until next winter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17
BR00KlNS FAILS TO BEAT
OWN ALTITUDE RECORD

indianapolis. juno t6.-Trying Tor
the aeroplanc attitude record Walter
trookins in "a Wright hiplane. rose
to "a hegiht oi 1900 feet I'M twenty
four minutes al tho speedway lttc to-
daN.
The record. t.3Ss I-s feet. was set
by nrookius last Monday and al the
hightst point OF his flight toa-y -
computation based On The altimeter
observation was officially announced
as showing the aviator had risen 10
five thousand feet Au error correct
"d ly thc aneroid barometer attached
ta lro"Alns machine. showed his
highest altitude to have becn 3.Iop
feet. Brnokins was iu the mir flft,-
minutes
Archie loNscy driving &C. Wright hi-
plano. made "a sensational descent
from g hoisllt OF SoH fect when his
engine clogsed and stopped HaNseys
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17
MOUNTAIN SHERIFFS
IN SESSION AT OGDEN

SIN Lake, Utah, june lG-Thc In
tcrmountain Association OF Sheriffs at
"a business session today resolved -
invite into the organization the shcr-
tits of Colorado, California aud Ari-
ona Those az Utah, Nevada. Idaho,
Wyoming. Montana, Washington and
oregon are already affiliated.
The discussion today turned upon
The difficulties encountered by sher-
IRIS In securing official interviews
with governors on eNtraditiou matters.
President SHARP said hat IA one oc-
casion he had had to pay an attorney
S25 to secure an audience with the
governor OF P~punsylNunia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17
ACRE FARM TO BE
DROPPED FROM AlRSHlP

ST. Louis. June ia five acre
farm viii be dropped from the Sky
st. Louis to Kansas city Is held IN
july. The Missouri state board o.
Immigration announced today that
before the u%croplanists leave St, Louis
they win be provided with cards, ..iie
OF which win entitle the finder to five
acres Of MIssopri land,
The cards are to be dropped In the
flight, The land to be given away is
located in Washington county, forty
miles from st. Louis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17
WIRELESS
OFFICERS ISSUE
STATEMENT
Declare PoStoftice Charge that
ComDanyls Conducting Swim
ole Is Without Fouadatio1i
Stock Deals Legitimate,

fP, Morning lonrnni sneciai Esassa wiref
New York. June lt-Nhrllutm
White. forincr president ef~the De
Forest Wireicss compauA absorbed hN
the United Wireless bad g conference
This Afternoon with tho United states
district attorney aud Inspector Mayer
of thl postoffitc department Who are
conducting tie mVestirati"n "f the
United Wireless company
Ar White predicted intcrestius ar-
geiuDmGnts le thoupht it possible
he might ne called before the srtnd.
iufr
Al The OFFICE ~ the United Wireless
tonight ths following statement was
given Nut ln comment oh CRITICISMS
issaied gesterdav h1 Inspector Mayer
The conditions which existed iu
The American Ia Forest Wirci'ss
relceFaph company before its ncqN
siuon hr fae United company We're
not brought Hhtlf hg the present
mauaeemeni of the United company
NO Nfefftuf, issued under the
present uanarement of tne United
cemnnNA eser STATED fhft DO nal ~
ConfralllrA lltrr.st Ir .tler wireless
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17

machine began q dead drop but he
quickly reeained control OF the planes
made q brilliant glide Of a quar-
ter Of a mile over the outer retain
ing wall ~ the speedway automobile
track ana into a neighboring field,
whore ho alIghted elsIIN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17

What Everybody Ought to Know.
That Foley Kidney Pills contain Just
the ingredients necessary to tone,
strengthen and regulate the action of
the kidneys and bladder. j. II. O'Riel-
ly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17
OKLAHOMA CAPITAL
OFFICIALLY LOCATED
GoNcrnor Proclaims Removal Bill
Carried by $500
Votes.

oklahoma city. Okla, June t.
Governor Haskell tonight issued a
proclamation declaring the capital To-
bill carried end Officially de
clarcd oklahoma city To haze re-
,eiNed the greatest number oi votes
Tor the state capital. The location
hnl carried hy a majority of $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17

! love my TerritcrN, bat oh YOU
state New Mexico. Atrdomc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17

Giving tho new hoVs band "a trip
ihe mountains. Aitdnme.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17

New hoostcr curtain going up FOR
the lain New Airdome doing tt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17

IN u ID AIrdome tonIeh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-17

The C1st 81 '"'."
Elizabeth. queen ot Enslaha
Mary Kathleen Kelly
Mary stuart. queen az Scots. n pris-
oner in England Helen Gibson
pobert Dudley. earl ot Leicester
Virginia Morrison carr
George Talbot. earl ct shrewsbury
.Aurelia Montoya
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23
NOOKSACK VALLEY

The Nooksack is one OF the largest
valleys in Western Washington anu
one of the newest. On three sides II
is surrounded by mountains and on
the fourth by Puget SOUND "hiie
through it's center fl.ws the NOOK
sack into which runs many smaiier
streams. 1T is a beautiful country, put
more than that it is rich. The gov
eminent experts say that the lana III
the river bott m proper and near
Lynden on it's many tributaries Is as
rich as any in the world. Holland ex-
perts say it is even richer than the
soil of that famous country. Dairylhg
is the principal industry and Lyh-
den has the biggest creamery IN 'he
state. Fruit growing is getting 10 De
a great industry and the county hoids
the medal for the best apples Ill Inc
state, Compared with values in cther
valleys in Western Washington lana
is still very low here. The Wnite.
Stuck ard Skagit river valley iands
sell for fr(.~ $500 an acre 10 3looo.
The Nocksack valley soil is even bet
ter and will pay interest ON SOU an
acre even now.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-23

$4,000
26 acres on good road near sch -ol,
river bottom soil, small buildings.
$1,000
2S acres river bottom, all cleared,
good buildings, we'll located on one
of the best roads in the county, one
of the best small ranches near Lyn-
den.
$1,000
80 acres on r. R., near station,
large quantity of cedar bolts and cord
wood.
$4,000
80 acres, acres cleared, 10 acres
slashed, Groom house, and small out
buildings, Terms.
$4,000
80 acres river bottom, 10 acres clear
ed, balance slashed and seeded.
$4,000
30, acres, 20 acres cleared river bot
tom, balance upland on good road,
Terms.
S44OO or 5000
35 acres all bottom land, 4-room
house and good new barn, and orchard
20 acred cleared, located on one Of
the best roads in the county, near
schoolhouse. $1,000, or with the fol-
lowing personal property: Large draft
team, wagon and harness, driving
horse, harness and rubber-tire buggy,
COW, and farm machinery. Terms.
$4,000
35 acres river bottom all cleared,
good house and barn, near town.
$1,000
81 acres river bottom, 20 acres
cleared, barn 80 So feet with "a
foot posts, small house, terms.