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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
PRACTICE FOR THE
HOSE DRILL JULY 4
THERE WILL Sc ABOUT FIFTY
LOCAL cANDIoATEs-oTHER
CITIES TO COMPETE.

The first practice for the hose race
to be run July 4th. was held in the
street just beyond the city hall yes
Terday afternoon and showed that
Bisbee is going to have some fast
men. Sam Briscoe has charge Of
the organization OF the team
II is practically certain now that
Bisbee. lowell. Warren and Douglas
viii have teams in the competition
here, invitations have been extended tc
Tucson. Phoenix. Globe. Tombstone
and other cities OF the territory Il
lis believed that some Ct these cities.
especially Tombstone. may send a
team.
The personnel OF the Bisbee team
is no. yet known, as the men who
make the team must show their SUI
periority over the other entries, and
it Is believed that fully fifty men
viii try for places. This Afternoon
there win be cart on the grounds
for use in practice. The practice b.
gins at six o'clock and candidates
should be there promptly.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
THIsTLes AND DANDRuFF.
An interesting Parallel and a Nalua
bic Deduction Therefron.

Cutting down thistles no more re
lieves the land of thistles than does
SECURING the scalp cure dandusfs. In
each case permanent relief can only
come from eradicating permanently
the cause. A germ that plows up the
scalp in searching for the hair root
where il saDs the vitality. causes dsnd-
ruff. falling hair and badness. II you
Kill that germ, you'll have no dand-
ruff but a luxuriant suit OF hair.
Nevbro's Herpicide is the only hair
preparation In the world that cures
drandruff and falling hair by kIlliag
the germ. Destroy the Cause y0i
remove the effect" Sold by leading
druggists Send Ice in stamps for
sample to The Herpicide Co. Detroit,
Mich.
ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GUAkAN-
TEED.
5ls5EE DRUG CO.. spesial Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
FOR NEW
WORK At DEM sH' Fl
WILL GO TO 1900 FOOT LEVEL
NEXT moNTH-suPERINTENo.
EMIT LEAVES


3. II. Pattison. superintendent Of
the DEM mine ia this city. has gone
to III Paso where enc If his children
viii undergo an operation at the Prov
idence hospital. The operation is not
serious and the child viii be able to
COME home in a few days.
Mr.. Pattison is expecting his father.
b. NJ. Pattison. OF Duluth, TO join hin,
in III Paso during his stay there and
return TO Bisbee with him. The elder
Pattison is one OF the chief stockhold-
ers in the Shattuck and DEM mines
and is a leading capitalist at Du-
luth.
Mr.. Pattison states that prepare
lions are being made to sink from the
1850 level 10 the 1900 in the Dem. be
ginning the first of next month.
Leached ore in large quantities has
been found and according TO some of
the leading mining engineers OF the
country. should lead to deposits at
a lower level as has been the case in
other parts of the same district.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
LAST CHANCE TO GET
IN THE 1910 CENSUS
BOOKS WILL CLOSE TONIGHT
AND ANYONE WHO HAS BEEN
MISSED SHOULD REPORT

To-day is positively the last day
for any additions to the census OF
Bisbee. and it is regarded by The
Board of Trade as the duty of all
Bisbeeites 10 cooperate in the at
tempt 10 enroll as big a population
as possible. The Board of Trade
wants to boost Bisbee as the biggest
city in Arizona and thinks that there
is a fine chance TO do so
The efforts Of the Board OF Trade
continue to meet with unusual sue
cess and the average of fifty addi-
tons per day is being continued.
The cards sent out for return to the
board are coming in rapidly. and all
which get in any time today can be
counted. However. the books must
close tonight without fail. and after
tonight il win be impossible to get
names in.
Secretary Reynolds appeals TO
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
FRED ARhDT IS
INTERRUPTED
ON 4 LONG TRIP
Caught in Ell Paso, Supposed
to Be Enroute to Chicago
With Case Here Only One
Day Off,

, Suspected of attempting 20 forfeit
his bond apd escape his uial which
was called for todays Fred Arnjt the
Johnson addition butcher. was az
rested in Fl Paso Sunday AZ ernoon
and is row on his way back to this
city in custody. When he arrives he
win probably go TO Jail
Ii win b recalled that Aradt was
indicted three times by the Srand
jury Of This county for allegel com
plicity II or criminal knowledge Of
the depreda ions Of Bob Ii'L who
was convicted Saturday AZ Tomb
stone on a charge Of grand larceny.
1T was charged that Hill 5ta,s cattle
and delivered them TO Arndt Arndt
was technically charged with receiv-
ing stolen goods. bu. il was also sus-
pected that he acted as dispenser
for Hill
Arndt was in Tom tstone through
ca, the ti-al OF Hill both as q witness
and an Interested spectator and &C.
turned to this city Immediately when
Hill was found guilty Saturday. sun
day morning he purchased a ticket
for Chicago via Fl Paso. and boarded
the train at the depo- A street ru-
NOR had il yesterday that he bought
his ticket through another party and
that the other parry checked bis
baggage for him. Arndt being di
guised and keeping away from the
station. but this report could not be
verified
The local authorities were notified
that Arndt had arted away and
the sheriffs Office at Tombstone was
at once informed. That ONCE i'm
mediately wired TO FL Paso to have
him unprecedented. aud upon his ar
rival there he was placed under ar
rest. He agreed to return without
requisition papers and is now on his
way back.
Tha. the departure Of Arndt was
deliberate is Indicated by a CONVEX
sation he had several days ago with
one Of his bondsmen. His bond was
for $500. half of it being cash and
the other half secured by several in
dorsers. He went to one Of the in
dorsers and told him that he had a
notion TO leave. The bondsman as
sured him that he could not be CON
weed. and Arndt replied that ne
didn't think so either and intended to
stay. but in ease he wasn't in court
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
CROWD STAYED LATE
DESPITE INTENSE HEAT

Continued From PAGE .
by Miss jeanette Ashe.
A gold medal for progress in mus
b. donated by -. merited by Misses
Neria Mckee. Jessie Yoakum. Leona
Marshall. Coral Muirhead. Ella Sneed.
Catherine Mariotie Anna Cowan.
Marguerite stoitz, WHhelmina McCrea.
drawn by Miss Catherine Narcotic.
Second prize for progress in music.
meri ed by Masters. Hogan Eliiot
Gilbert Haaley. Gerard Downs and
Misses Frances Kane. Anna May Ne
Allister. Blanche Campbell. Sophia
Meyz. Doris Fletcher. Ethel Fletcher.
Eva Graves. Maizie Webster. Mar
Brophy. Catherine McLay. Margaret
Marks. Marie Kingston. Mary Hennes-
sey. Frances Lippert; drawn BY Miss
Doris Fletcher.
\ gold medal for al. tendance. do
mated by Trustees: merited by Mas
tiers Frank Sutiy. John Downs. Lee
Ray Elliott. Carl Yeager. and Misses
Wilhelmina MCrea. Sophia Metz.
Ethel Fletcher. Katherine MGinty.
jeanette Ashe. Clara Yeager. Char
lot.e Campbell. drawn by Miss VIII
Helmina McCrea
A prize for plain sewing. merited by
Frances Kane. Neria M'Kee. Leona
Marshall. Ella Sneed.. Catherine Mar
iotti. Alverda MKee. drawn By Miss l.
Marshall
Application. Hogan Elliott. Daa
Hauley. Frank Suffer. Harry Doyle.
John Hack. Jessie Yoallum. Anna Cow
Al. Mamie Lahore. Alice Johnston.
Neria Mckee. Frances Kane. Jessie
J May Walsh. Lucille Roberts, Agnes
Berrego. Helen Lippert. Eva Graves
Maizie Webster. Nellie Ryan. Mar
garet McCusher. Genevieve Callahan
Doris Fletcher; drawn by Miss Ia
ellie ROBBERS.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

FoR SALE room house asG furni-
tare cheap Inquire L. p Eldred.
South Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

many outsiders present to Witness
their show of feeling. praisewor.hy
though il was.
With respect to the request of the
veterans there were many flags at
half mast over the city. notably that
OF the Copper Queen hotel, the Bank
OF Bisbee, the City Han and a aum-
Der in the yards Of private residences.
All of the banks OF the city were
closed. as was the post office. Wells
Fargo and company Office. and a mum.
Der of stores.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

Junior Cass Play
THE DAWN OF LIBERTY"
June .. 2 o'clock
COMMENCE NENT PROGRAM
Opening Chorus-Silyer Bells .Byrne
Girls High School Glee Club
Introductory Remarks C. F. Philbrook
Piano Duet-Comedy Overture
=. -. - 5000. Lustpiel
Anna Bowden and Lenoe Allen
Address Hon. John Z. Wright
Chorus--Beautifu Roses $500. .Faee-
Girls High School Glee Club
Piano Trio--Marcb Lyrique kOellins
Helen True Florence Watkins
Lucy Caretto
Presentation Of Diplomas &C.. d..
49,. County Supt f. Il. Slower
Music go. .. $50 America
Led by Prof. Geo. Z. Krinbill.
Glass Of I910:-Danitza Angus,
Robert Sonhouse Beayon. Anna Maude
Bowden. Francis Maude Braziel, Lu-
Gle Marion Braziel, Ethel Elizabeth
HAYS, Walter John Hoesch. Mamie
Theresa Isaacon. Olive krigbaunt,
John Ruble McIn,yre. Edna Muir.
Bessie Audrie Riley.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
DIR. c. L Edmundson. F. {. Bledso'
Parker /. WoOdman.
HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY.
Mr.. Vincent Bcardman. Principal
Hiss Rertha Giles. Miss cleo Wake
field. Miss A. Viola Meyer. Miss Sadie
Wood. Miss Hattie Malam. Miss An
ma Wilmer. Miss Alice Spelnan. Mr.
Leslie Gooding Mr. George Murray,
Mr.. :. NJ. Partridge. Mr.. George l.
KrinbiH. Mr.. c. F. Philbrook. City
Superintendent
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
0. k. THEATRE
JuNE 1sT. IND.

Generals Birthday Present" Incl
dent of General Jackson. the Seventh
President of L. s (Palhe Finn The
Girls OF the Range" Is. A. Film.l
Fears Confirmed" (drania) The
Clowns Jealousy (drama) ~Duped. p
Comedy a Fate Against His.
(Pathe drama) Three Queens and a
Jack" (Pathe drama)
Matinee Tuesday 2;30.
WANTEO-Male wild fox. Wish TO get
one for breeding purposes. VIII buy
same or pay for use of same. Phone
BE- 9o4
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
TWELVE IN THE
CLASS Of 1910
At HIGH SCHOOL
Commencement Exercises viii
Begin Wednesday Afternoon
and the Program Prepared
Is One of Unusual Interest,

The program COR the High School
commencementexercises has been ar
ranged and is very interesting. The
exercises win begin Wednesday with
class day exercises at $3.50 D. m.
There are eleven members OF the class
of 19le.
Following the class day exercises
Wednesday viii come the presents a
ton Of the Junior class play. The
Dawn Of Liberty. which is to be pre-
scented on the evening OF Thursday,
Iune 2. The regular commencement.
exercises win be held at $50 p. m.
on the afternoon OF Friday June 3.
The complete program is as follows:
Glass Day Exercises.
Salutatory o.. Rober. Beaton
History 49, e.. 800 Edna Muir
Grafton ..-. o.. Bessie Riley
Poem .. .... Danitzn Angus
Day IN School:
Act I ..... 800. 49, Latin Class
Act ii - .. Chemistry Glass
Act III 49,. 49,. Faculty Meeting
Presentation of Fr:eze Olive Krigbaum
Acceptance 49,. ... Walter O'Malley
Glass VIII 80. .... Walter Hoesch
Class Ode ... Anna Bowden
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

on the day Of his trial. his brother
in Jerome would pay the bOnGsmen
back
The trial of Babe HUFF. half brother
Of Bob Hill. ON the same charge is
set for today Ether Ar1dts case or
Huns must be postponed unless one
enters a plea OF guilty.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
Ml0DIEs ON STAGE

ANNAPOLIS. May 30-In The aud
itorium Of the midship's academy, the
mi6shipmen tonight produced Money
Talks a musical comedy. az the an
nual June show. II was composed.
STAGED and acted by the midshipmen
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

everyone who has been omitted by
the census man or who knows OF
any omissions 10 report immedia ely
so that the case can be investigated
during the day. Bisbee wants every
legal resident counted and a full emu
meration is important
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17

Miss Rambeau did not marry
anyone and the report was all a
Joke. But it seems that there must
be some flame where there is so
much smoke. Speak up, Mar
jorie Are you going to take the
fatal leap?
George Webb will make his de-
but as leading man OF the Girton
stock company at the Grand
opera house this afternoon. He
will succeed Roy Clements, who,
so | am told, will soon make his
appearance in vaudeville. Mr..
Clements has a rafting good
comedy drama sketch which
should make a hit with vaude-
Williams.
William Hamilton Cline, one
of the most pressing of press
agents, is back on the job at the
Orpheum. "Bill" and his charm
ing wife took the steamer to Sc
attic and from there made many
side trips in that delightful and
beautiful northwest territory. On
the return trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Cline stopped in Portland and
San Francisco. All the shows
which will appear at the Or
pheum for the next two months
were seen by the Clines. He de-
clares the coming bills will be
exceptionally fine; in fact, better
than anything we have seen for
a long time. Naturally. He's a
press agent!
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17

cafe. Fougere, famous premiere chan
teuse, eccentric Franchise, who has
been in retirement preparing for her
European trip, has been induced to
make a special return engagement
wherein she will wear her new Paris
ian costumes and perform her latest
acts at the pier. The demand of the
public for this fascinating star of stars
brought about the engagement.
In addition to this stunning Paris
ienne, Carmel Phillips the operate
soubrette, also has been signed and
will join the big cast at the out at
the sea hostelry. She will render the
song from THE Huguenots," the Syl-
via song from The Merry Widow,
Geraldine Farrars %Gay Butterfly
and other selections which call for
original dances and movements. Mile.
Carmel is one of the most beautiful
brunettes who ever visited the Pa
cific coast and in order to give her
alluring features an opportunity FOR
free expression she will also sing Il
Just Can't Make My Eyes Behave
and other popular selections. Garments
eyes are worth seeing, according to the
eastern press.
URBANK-"Caught in the RAIN
the big Willie Collier success, will be the
Burbank attraction for the week be-
ginning WITH IOudy , hdllIte' ms
will prove a decidedly pleasing varia-
tion in the Burbank list of plays, as
it is a farce of the most hilarious char
acter
The central figure of this comedy is
a young man who is exceedingly, even
painfully shy in the presence of wo-
men. In the first act he is caught in
a sudden rainstorm, and takes refuge
under an awning, where young wo-
man has sought shelter When he sees
her there he tries TO escape, but she
is frightened by the sudden deluge, the
thunder and lighting, and she intensi-
fies his embarrassment by clinging
to him desperately. sThus they become
acquainted. Meanwhile dramatic
story is being unfolded in the back
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17
E4(URR17!EE3N1TI RE N1TI
- ,eBfhtS!
! - A

BELASCO-"Via Wireless" in the
of the Belasco company, is such pro-
nounced success that it will be kept
on for a second week. This Paul Arm
strong-Smith play is wholly unlike
anything the local stage has ever
known. 1t is a melodrama in it's high
est and best form, yet at the same time
such big scenes as the casting of the
naval gun and the wireless episode
on board the Ward liner Mongolian are
of sufficient dramatic worth as to make
Via Wireless" at once one of the most
interesting and best built plays of re-
cent product.
The Belasco audiences during the
past week have been of the overflow
ing variety, and a vast amount of APP
plause has nightly been showered upon
Mr.. Stone, Mr.. Camp, Mr.. Gtblyn and
the other players concerned in the per-
formance. For people who,> care for
really good, virile play with plenty of
comedy and with situations of the
pulse-stirring sort, via Wireless" will
appeal very strongly
The fourth act, showing the mid
section of an Atlantic liner, reflects
the ingenuity of the Belasco stage car
penter as nothing else ever has. This
boat on the Belasco stage is one OF
the most ponderous bits of stage ar
chitecture within memory. 1t weighs
over three tons and the contrivance
by which the boat is made to rock and
roll and lurch requires the services of
over a score of stage hands; but the
effect Is of such a surprising and SEN
sationaI character that this one scene
completely eclipses everything else in
"Via Wireless" and easily makes a
view of the Armstrong Smith play we'll
worth while.
BRISTOL PIER-Another "sensa-
tionaP period of vaudeville is promised
by the management of Bristol Pier
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17

boy into business. Temptations
there may be, but temptations are
alike strong to man and woman.
If girl is going to fail in life she
will fail, no matter what profess
sion or vocation she follows"
But, Miss Harmed" said Mr..
Courtenay, Suppose engage
ments are few and far between
for men and women alike, and
money is scarce. What is wo-
man to do? A can can borrow a
nickel and with it get glass of
beer and a good lunch. Or he
may get job at most anything
to tide him over. Upon what is
a woman to rely?
"a woman" replied Miss
Harmed, will suffer in silence
and starve for principle. A man
who forsakes his chosen field of
endeavor because of hardships
will never be a success in any
thing. You see woman has the
better of the argument"
Believing that silence is golden
Mr.. Courtenay and refused to
reply.
AS we sat looking off into
space and wondering what would
occur next, Oliver Morosco came
along with his engaging smile.
In "a jocose tone he asked Mr..
Courtenay, "Do you mind being
called the handsome young lead
ing man in the advance notices ?"
For about the fraction of sec
ond l was convinced Mr.. Courte-
nay would burst blood vessel.
He jumped to his feet, and, his
face flaming, denied he was
handsome, clever, young and
most everything else which he is
or is not. l was astounded. Just
for Mr.. Courtenay's sake, let me
say, he is handsome, he is young
and he is clever. Also he is
leading man. His denial of the
various attributes is caused by a
joke Fred Belasco played on him
several weeks ago.
Belasco spread Mr.. Courtney's
fame as an Adonis. When the
critics came to see the opening
performance at the Alcazar the
ater, San Francisco, they one and
all expected much in the way of
manly beauty. Because Mr..
Courtenay is not the handsomest
man in all the world, the critics
mentioned the fact in their re-
views. Mr.. Belasco was satisfied
with his little joke. Now, when
you mention handsome young
leading man in Mr.. Courtenay's
presence, prepare for session in
hospital or a cyclone cellar.
There is something behind the
Joke of which | know not, but |
believe very pretty girl in New
York could enlighten the reader.
In closing I want to say that
Mr.. Courtenay gave most in
teresting insight into his charac-
ter by refraining from any men
ton whatever of his personal and
artistic success in "Arsine LII
pin," one of the seasons big
plays. Also Mr.. Courtenay did not
ttell me how great an actor he is.
He contented himself with saying
that after years of public life he
is ready to forsake the hustle and
hustle of it all and become a Sc
rene and peaceful rustic on lit
tie farm most anywhere.
u understand Florence Oakley
will sever her connection with
the Belasco forces soon. Miss
Oakley will go on tour with
"Spendthrift" company, accord
| ing to rumor. Manager Black
wood says he has engaged new
Heading woman but he refuses to
divulge her name.
In three days last week mem
bers of the Burbank company had
Marjorie Rambeau married to
three different men. OF course
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17

BRISTOL PIER-Another "sensa-
tionaP' period of vaudeville is promised
by the management of Bristol Pier
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17
by SHIRLEY OLYMPUS

XX THAT Numerically op-
Wv posed ideas two persons
in the same profession
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-17

In three days last week mem
bers of the Burbank company had
Marjorie Rambeau married to
three different men. Of course
Arizona republican., 1910-01-28


 tso ACRES AT sias.oo PER ACRE. Half mile from Peoria, nearly all in alfalfa, balance In grain. Well improved. mas been under active cultivation for. years. Good Improvements. plenty of snede. etc No better land in the val ley. Good terms '-
 60 ACRES AT $e5.oo PER ACRE. Mile and one-half from Peoria '" all cleared and level Ready for blowing. 125 ACRES AT S125.oo PER ACRE. Two miles from Glendale; 80 acres in aifaha, balance in grain. Small house fenced. Good terms. fso ACHES AT $s5.oo PER ACRE. Two miles from Glendale Cleared and level Fine sandy soil of the best Glen dale ioess- Terms one-fourth down. bal ance to suit purchaser. ,.t-- 40 ACRES AT $f2s.oo PER ACRE. Three miles from Glendale. (yr1e of me oldest cultivated tracts in the val ley Has been in alfalfa for wears. half mile from one of the best orangei groves m valley. Regular water Terms s75G OO down. balance $500 per year.
 5 ACRES ADJOINING eHoekx,x. On the N. F.. All in alfalfa Front on Park road Price. $1750. Easy terms.
 THE X. |. LATHAM CO.,,
 Real Estate, Insurance, sLonns, 115 N. Center St. If PhoeSix, Arix.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-28
FOR .sALE-REAL ESTATE.

ie0 ACRES-Welr located; 80 acres of gooi alfalfa and SO acres of grain: best of Glendale loess soil and regular water. A fine ranch in every respect. Close to Glendale. small payment down will handle this
Arizona republican., 1910-01-28

THE RANCHITOS BON1TOS--Tn fin- est tract adjoining city for suburban homes at reasonable prices and restric. tions; an acreage lot In this tract rtll not fail to double in value within two years. These tracts can be mad in sizes from 1 to 20 acres. {, l. I have large list of farm lands, ir1- prove dsnd unimproved. in tracts from 6 acres to ei0' acres. r-t
 I0-ACRE FRUIT RANCH, In best orange district: oranges, lemons. grape fruit. dates, apricots. airnondss peaches, Quinces, pears, apples. blaekberries.
 20 ACRES. IF miles east; small house, good well, old water right
 FOR A SHORT TIME have d fine speculative property near tepots, bring ing good income, at a bargain price. .i
 CITY PROPERTY-lncome residence, business: also vacant lots. at all prices. fin every direction. among which are
 ". K. JAMES. q N. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-28
LAND FOR THE TAKING.
 LAND FOR THE LANDLESS. HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS. FORTUNE FOR THE WORKER
ARE YOU oNE7

AnE y0O ONG =
 IT so, and you want to get in on the ground floor on the best land proposi ton in the United States. providing you have not used your rights to locate gov ernment land, and have little money not much required. or course. the more you have the quicker are your returns. But no spectators wanted. Address, for three days,
 dr 166, Care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-28

LARGE 2--tory brick house with 6 rooms haiis, screen rooms and fine porches This residence with a vacant lot adjoining is listed only at our office. for s9e00. -Tannehill X O.. sue cessOrs to L. J. Rice X Co. g East Adams u
Arizona republican., 1910-01-28
NEW HOUSES NEW HOUSES NEW HOUSES SELECT LOCALITIES SANITARY AND READY TO MOVE INTO.

PART CASH WILL BUY. sl'5o. Four rooms and screen room.
 Lot l00xl35. sls5o. Five rooms. Large chicken yard. Lot 100xl35. s275e. Groom Mission bungalow. Very cosy. Lot 50xl35. $25oo. Complete 5-room brick. Corner lot, 100xl90. $2l5O. 5-room cement block; corner lot;
 well finished; close in. S2So0. 5-room concrete.
 Lot 50x135. Good shade. Con-
 venient to town. $3Oe0. Well-built broom brick.
 Lot 5ox135. 5000. 5-room Mission brick. Close in. Lot 50x145. s35oo. Good east front 5-room cement
 block.
 Lot 50x135. $500. Fine large Groom Mission finish.
 Lot 70xi90 These houses are located on the car line. or close to it. and within easy walking distance to the center of town. They are new and win not require any repairs for years. Can be had for part cash, balance like rent.
 GREENE C GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE q INVESTMENT CO,
 127 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-28

lse ..CRES-Fine soil: co acres of all falfa: 100 acres of grain. All fenced and cross fenced. Good domestic water.
 Good house and outbuildings. All Glen dale loess soil. A very reasonable pay ment down will handle this. Price, sgO