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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-12
THE MARKETS.

l-ic to l-2c down at SlOl 33-S to
Sl0i, fell 10 81 90 5-S and rallied to
$lOl Ia, closing with 3-S net hss.
December lost l-SWl-lc and May was
unchanged
Kansas city September wheat sold
down 1-Smlc To 80 3,iG96 7-Sc, and
recovered TO " l-2c, closing lao
3-Nc net loss,
There was q drop OF nearly . cents
In Minneapolis price owing To tho ad-
mission of velvet chan wheat for de-
livery on contracts cat discounO
Liverpool quoted n decline OF "a to
7-Sd early The close was unchanged
tu l-Sd lowcrN Broumhall said the de-
cline was due 10 disappointing AM
cricm cahlcs, more favorable reports
from France and the large surplus In
Danuhlau countries amounting To 100
million bushels this year, against 40
millions bushes last year. Large warld
shipments are agin expected this week
and Cargocs are more freely offered.
Foreign crop reports for the week
were generally favorable. Continental
markets were higher, Berlin &c, Paris
. l-2c tn Be- and Antwerp 5-Sc,
Receipts of wheat ovcrywehero were
larger than a week ago, except at Kan
sas City whore they were lS0 cars,
compared with 3lS cars last Wednes-
day ANA 2i7 ears year ago. Chicago
and st. Louis had az cars, against
iO7 ears "A year ago. In two days this
week Kansas Ctty stocks have in
creased $4,000 bushels.
Northwest wheat movement contin-
uos 10 increase moderately, Minncap-
oils ana Duluth got 372 ears today.
against 81 ears u year ago, Winni-
peg had so cars compared with
ears year ago, In four days this
week Minneapolis stocks have de-
creased l-i million bushels
The corn market was firm In the
face of favorable weather for the crop
everywhere Trade was not large
September corn In Chicago sold
down l-im33-Sc aud rallied to GO "a
Tho December was weaker, rcceding
1-2c to 90 7-Sc and recovering tc
go i-Sc,
In Kansas CITY September corn sold
down l-im3-Sc to 81 3-ic and recov'
cred to G2 3-Sc.
The days Chicago corn receipts
were 100 ears. against l5l ears year
laga. Kansas city got 10 cars and st
Louis only Il cars. compared II cars
land 95 cars year ago. English corr
prices closed 5-Sd lower
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Fruit aud Produce Markets.

The August government report
makes the condition fapples In the
United States AS, slightly better than
"a yea rago. G, =. Rothwell, secretary
Of the International Apple Shippers
Association, reports that the Pacific
states will produce one of the largest
crops ever harvested New England
will have more than last year, New
York and the Central and Middle
West states have fully as many as last
year AS a whole, though the crop in
Iowa Is n failure
The countrys potato crop will be
considerably less than last year, accord
Ing 10 present prospects. The August
government report makes the crop
condition 7jS, just 10 points lower
than year ago.
Continued firmness at Eastern mar
kets and a brisk demand from all
sources again caused a strong feelins
In the butter market locally this morn
ing.
An offerings Of eggs were taken
quickly Seconds sold at an advtnce
Of 2c dozen and other grades went
up lc.
Butter demand was In excess OF the
supply.
Fewer tomatoes were offered and
prices advanced
owing To increased supplies OF
Rocky Ford cantaloupes dealers who
had them were glad to sell 81 crate
cheaper than Yesterday. Homegrown
melons were In strong request
Watermelons did not sell so well as
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Grain Trade Notes.

Chicagos estimated receipts for
Thursday are; Wheat, go cars; corn,
17G; oats 500 cars,
Chicago reported cash sales yester-
day Of 5000 bushels of wheat. 49,
900 bushels of corn and $4,000 BUSH
els of oats.
The days exports from America in
cuded 100000 bushels Of wheat 49,
900 packages of flour and $4,000
bushels OF corn.
There were claims Of i-2 million
bushels of wheat sold for export yes
terday at the esboard, but coniirma'
tion of only $1,000 bushels could bt
obtained
The days Kansas City sales Of cash
wheat included car of No. ], liz
cars of No. q SO cars of No. 3, ~
cars of No cars OF rejected and
car o fno grad9
A Berlin cable said Russian se-
curitnes were depressed on the boursC
today owing to the reported spread OF
cholera In Russia and adverse crop re
ports from that country
Bradstreet's reported an Increase OF
1.273, 600 bushels In the worlds avail
able supply of wheat last week com
pared with an increase of 100000
bushels In the preceding week and g.
SS1 900 bushels decrease a year ago
Fair or partly cloudy weather with
pleasant temperature prevails In the
grain area, Showers we're reported
during the past twenty-four hours In
the Central states and In Texas The
forecast is for generally fair weather
The Minnesota state inspection de-
partment has abolished he grade OF
velvet chan wheat ThY and kindred
varieties will he graded as sprinp
wheat not better than No. North
ern, whivh is applicable on contract
at 1-2c discout.
Broomhall's weekly foreign cror
summary reported wheat cutting be
gun In the United Kingdom with pros
pects of nm average yield. Weather Is
damp French conditions are some
what improved though the crop Is very
short
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READ ESTATE.

Nine room house in Bellview, three
blocks from car line. barn, we'll, east
front Sl,700, or will trade for farm.
Cheap lots in Northumberland
Four prettiest lots in Highland
second addition, two blocks Of new
school building. These lots will ad
vance 100 per cent when school Is
completed
Ton room, modern South Boulder,
s3,25O. $1,000 cash. balance $40
per month,
one 20-room rooming house, 5000.
one 14-room rooming house, $1,000
Groom, modern; North Cheyenne;
best bargain In Tulsa, $4,000 terms.
LOZIER & LOZlER.
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READ ESTATE.
Il. s. CHAMBERS.
(RARGAINa)
FOR SALE

(BARGAINs)
FOR SALE
Room modern residence, South Boulder
81 900
Room, nice residence, near Tinh Street
car line 81 400. Terms
Room modern residence, three blocks
Room residence, two blocks from car
and school $1,000
from postoire, $4,000,
iRoom modern residence, hnsN lot on
South Boulder $4,000 Terms.
Room residence, nearly new, and one
room residence on same lot; brings $50
per month rent; close in; Sa, 800.
II Room, new, mOdcrn; ono ot bs hnen
residences on South Boulder, $500.
VACANT LOTS
Vacant lot on South Frisco $3.50
Vacant lot, doS50 West 3rd st., $1,000
Vacant lots in all parts Of city. $500
TO 10000,
SPECIAL.
Good Ave room brick mouse In Broken
Arrow to trade Tor property In any locality
good well at back porch, good barn. nice
lawn and plenty of shade house pined for
gas; lot 75NliO feet Call At once and we
will tell you all about a.
FOR TRADF,
One hne farm " 100 acres, al In eultl.
Vation, near Morrison.
Several fine fruit and farms in Arkansas
Three Gne irrigated fruit aud alfalfa
farms IN New Mexico.
Farms in Kansas Missouri, Indiana
Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoms All for
trade and exchange for property in Tulsa
or other towns and stateg II you have
something to trade or sell 40. US or write
10 u.s.
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CAUSES or DEATH.


Oklaf oma CITY, Aug. ~ The
monthly bulletin of the oklahoma
state board If health includes Ia
bile giving TIE causes of death during
the year 1919. as reported from the
diffrent cour'its of the state. While
the report Is '.3t complete, II covers
a majority Il the counties and al
the larger ci.,s
Diseases of the respiratory system
lead all Others there hing 3S1 deaths
from that cau during the year.
From tubercllr 1is of all kinds theie
were 663 deaths. Typhoid fever
caused G6G doIths, which, according
10 health exrrrts, Is far above tho
number 1t should have been, the DIS
ease being p",ventahle II the prop !;
preca ut ons az taken.
TIE numbe killed In accident vas
554. Those wing of lll-defidil ~
eases was /,
OF the total number that died 1894
we've chlldre nder six years % ngh
Farmers numbered l,i96 In the vital
statistics and housewives l.6O3,Thert
were 1887 laborers in the list OF
dead only one liquor dealer sue
Icumbed Iighiy-tour merchants ana
- miners died during the year.
Nineteen ministers II real estate
men and 10 stockmen Joined the
grea. majority, Only one cook Is rec
orded on the death list.
The repor. for June, 1910. gives
1895 births and 753 deaths. Tuber-
culoais led al. others as the cause on
death during the month, there being
81. Pneumonia was next, there bein-
10 cases reW1Ted and 60 deaths.
There were 1SO cases Of typhoid fe-
YER and 20 deaths from that cause.
Smallpox cases numbered 267 case ana
only Z ieathg
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AND
board, married couple or two ladies',
two rooms for gentlemen 5l6 South
e~IcSSS~IeeSSc>~~~~o.~~~~-~~oo~o-
FOR some time previously, owing 10
the cooler weather Large, fancy stock
was quoted soc a dozen cheaper.
California pears and plums brought
sharply higher prices, responding to
an improved demand and smaller
holdings. Malaga grapes were higher
The cooler weather makes an active
market for celery The Blue Ribbon
size especially is scarce and prices OF
taht grade show Il slight advance.
Hide prices are quoted lc higher
Tanning dcmnnd is large and receipts
have decreased greatly.
Quotations follow!
eggs Extras, new white wood
casos included, 2lc n dozen, firsts 9;
current receipts loss off, lSc, seconds,
10 cents
BUTTER-Crcamery extras, 25 l-2
a ID, rrsts 20, seconds 2lc, packing
stock, 20 i-2c
LIVE POULTRY--Brollers, iic q
pound, hens II l-2c; Gull hens, io;
roostcrs, 7c. turkeys l5c; young ducks
10 lee; old ducks, &c; geese. &c, pig
cons, soc a dozen; squads, 800 @l-2S
a dozen.
POTATOES CARROTS, new, home
grown, g0cM 90 hushel; New Jer-
scy, 81 10 a bushel; small lots, about
Toe above carlot price Sweet potatoes
native, 81 peek basket.
APPLES homegrown. new Sf00W
i,5O a barrel; Si,00M1,25 a bushcl box
20 a iOc peck basket; native crab
apples, 26M35c n peek basket
FRUITS-Ownges, Si50m5.OO
box Lemons, S6.6On70 u box Peach
es, Southern, 50M75c basket crate.
$1.00H125 q bushel; home grown.
% c hesket Pears, $3.50 m27h
box plums, California, Si75 m2,00 q
4-cratc; natives, 20 a soc peck bas-
kct Homegrown grapes, asa soc an
S-pound basket California, sl75 4
basket crate.
VEG GETAB LES--Homogrown toma-
toes 35u50c one-third bushel has-
ket. Cabbage. homegrown, 30m4Oc
dozen heads Corn l5m20c a dozen.
Celery. 35m75c "A bunch Peppers 81
| u2.50 a G-baslet crate. Lettuce 3bW
soc bushel. Turnips, 35M50c bush
| el RC/ns, navy. S2.50m2.75 bushel
WATERMELOIS- S2.OOG45O a
dozen
CANTALOUPES-H Homegrown, 500
a. GOc n one-thlrd bushel basket Rocky
Ford $i50M500 n standard crate;
Arkansas, $l.50ml7
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ST. Louis, Mo, Aug li.-Wheat--
Cash, lower track No red, Sl02 a
1903; No . hard 90 Lea l06.
Corn--Cash, higher; track No. q
GG l-2c; No . white, GG Ice,
Oats-Cash. steady, track No 2
3lc; No. . white 37MS7 1-2.
Ryc-UnchGhgod, sic,
Wheat futurcs-Soptember, 90 IA
80 3-Sc; December, Sl03 1-Sm
1.03 Ia.
Corn futures-FIrm; September
63 as; December. SOC,
oats Futures--Firm; September
"a Ia; December, SO 3-Sc.
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ROOMS-FURNISHIcD.

FOR RENT WHEN YOU MOVE GALL
The Nichols Transfer Co. They haze the
No, I North Main Charges reasonable.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

Speculative trade In grain lapsed in
10 dui1ness today in the absence OF
new motives 10 stimulte interest.
Prices receded about cent early, ow-
Ing to a moderate decline In Liver
pool. but that market recovered It's
loss and some continental markets ex.
hibted decided strength, In conse-
Quence Of which American prices rail-
lied from their early break.
September wheat In Chicago started
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Now nroom Corn Arriving.

New oklahoma broom corn Is moy-
ing to market Dealers here say they
are paying $50 to $3.50 a ton for good
stock and as low as $50 for common
and poor kinds. The government re-
port for August. makes the average
condition Of the broom cron crop Of
the country 96.7, compared with SS.5
a year ago.
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THE TRADE IN LIVE STOCK.

Kansas city Aug 1l.-Rathcr liber-
al receipts caused an easier feeling this
morning In the cattle market. In some
cases prices were quoted 10 cents low
er The movement 10 the scales was
fairly active by 10 o'clock. Good corn
fat steers were scarce, but buyers
were not as anxious for them as on
Tuesday Most of the offerings were
Western steers that sold at S5,25 "a
So, Some 1900 pound Greenwood
County Kansas, steers sold at $3.50,
Some 1900 pound Texas steers
brought $3.50. Clinton County, Mis-
sour steers, weighing lao pounds
brought $40 and other native steers
brought $3.50 to $3.50.
ON the quarantine side receipts
were 93j cattle and 200 calves Some
7i6 pound yearling steers and helfers
sold at 81
Prices of butcher cattle were un-
changed Receipts were moderate and
most of the offerings were plain. Wes-
tern cows sold at 50 to A10, and
heifers at $3.75 to So The demand
for calves continued urgent at strong
prices.
A good many country buyers We're
looking for st1ckers and feeders.
Prices ruled fam. Numerous stock
ors sold at $A25 to $4.75.
Receipts Of cattle in Kansas City to
day were 1O,2O0, including 1900 cal
YES, a week ago, 7,G2O; a year ago, o.
O5O Chicago received $4,000, com.
pared with 10000 Il week ago and 49,
a year ago. The five Western markets
received 4ii00! week ago, 30,50O; a
| year ago, 37050
Prices for -" rarlous grades OF cat
tie were anprog,m1oal'' sP -,
Ifnt Stpr "a
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BARGAINS THAT ARE
BARGAINS.

16O-acre Iarm near BiKby. 1i5 acres
valley land. 10 acres pasture land,
good farming section, 80 acres under
cultivation, balance IN. hay. we can
get $3.50 per acre for the oil and gas
lease, with one-eighth royalty; this is
a snap. Price. S27.50 per acre. ST.
500 mortgage can be assumed or paid
off
-Four lots, II sold Monday, for ST.
900; located In portion of the city
that you will be surprised, when you
learn the location; the party must
have the money; they are worth S1,-
500. See us quick, as these lots Will
make the purchaser double the in
vostmcnt within six months. You will
say so when you see them.
We have an investment of 25 feet
of trackeragc, East First street, IN the
wholesale district 2-stOry building
(brick), can be rented for St,20O.0O
per year the total outlay $500, we
viii loan $500 for five years, paying
20 per cent net on the investment
This Is one Of the best small invest
ments on a gilt edge piece Of prop
erty that we have on our entire list
Elegant 5-room cottage In one
Of the best residence Districts; close
In, modern, south front, every room
decorated; fifty foot lot covered with
fruit trees; this Is home-like home.
Price, S2,750, on terms of $3.50 cash.
balance Ike paying rent
Modern residence, nine rooms, east
front, IN the very best district; street
paved, good we'll; owing to the party
leaving the city can be purchased for
five hundred dollars less than actual
cash value; very close in Price.
$i.5O0
COX. & FLEETWOOD
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Chicago Markets.

By Associated Press
Chicago, Aug, 1.-THE largely In
creased imports probably needed hy
France because of the crop damage
from rains narrowed the gap today
between wheat prices in this country
ana Europe, Buying options here
were active all day, ana were prac-
ucully SO on the part Of foreigners.
September option closed at / 3-Sm
l-2 10 / j.S, higher, at SlO2 5-S Ia
3-i
The poor caring Of corn resulting
from the lack OF moisture was used
by spectators as the basis for pur-
chasing Receipts closed rs a. ],
net higher at 81 b-S.
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Now York NInrl,cis.

BY Associated Press.
New York, Aug 1.-The market
gave additional evidence today of dN-
ing down The investment demand
which developed at the attractive
prices offered is on decline The
market seems 10 hv satisfied ana the
more speculative operations for the
advance show 1t Ia hc growing cau-
tious as the prices get further from
the point at which the recovery
started
The statement issued by the bureau
OF statistics ON the value of the agii-
cultural exports tor the month of July
disappointed the hope of decisive
ana favorable turn In the foreign
trade conditions.
There is uncasnoss over the crop
outlook although the actual nows
bearing ON the subject is dlmJ't neu-
Ual
Bonds were irregular today
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cox q FLEETWOOD
ROOM 4 AND 3, TURNER BLDG.
Phone bS3.
READ ESTATE TRANSFERS.
GUARANTEE ABSTRACT AND TITLE
COMPANY

August 10, lNlu,
X w. Cook 10 william Billy, W. NJ
sSW II Of SW ~ OF 81 ~
Of Section 49, Twp. ~ North
Range II East, Quit Cdm
G. buck, ct a., 10 "A H. Walters
Lots D. I and in block 81 In
deed ".u.........,,.s 500 90
T. T.. Pagett to A. u sharum, ihe
u0rth l7.27 acre, NJ Lot aud
south lo acres of Lot and NV
I of 80 "a Of sW 4 Of Section
30 Twp 90 north range 10 emt
Warranty deed ......,,,,.,.S 500 90
Tulsa Addition Co.. 10 = Cornelius
south ~ n NJ Lot b IN Block $50
Ia usa. Okla Warranty deed 3 900 90
H. r. Richardson ~ James r.
Stout, Lots D. ., and In Block
deed .. ,........,........ $1,000 90
Clla Brown TO w. y Pryett, the
SW II of Section T. twp. 10 north
Range ~ eust Warranty deed $1,000 90
J. B Lumpkin TO W l.. orth. the
s i2 " 81 - oi SE - "
Section 3d. twp 10 north. range
~ east Quit Claim deed ..,..s 100 90
w. W Gillespie et h 10 Z g,
Parks. lots g. %, 90 and 20
In block In Homestead addition
10 Broken Arrow Okla. warran
~ deed .44,4.,t.t....ttS 100 90
John o Banks 70 A. X feieley
lot In block 20 In skutook
Okla, Quit Claim deed ..,..s 100
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TEXAS FARM.

1874 Acres in Smith county, Texas,
gray sandy loan; no waste. About 60
acres fenced and cross fenced; I;
good ellis and fiye-room house.
one and half mile from rail-
road station; plenty of timber; one of
the best farms in the state of Texas;
price, $50 per acre. One-third cash,
balance on terms TO suit purchaser.
If Interested address No. 2123, in care
of this paper
FOR SALE--7O7 acres in Crowell County.
Texas. $50 acres In cultivation, 40 acres
in meadow All fenced and cross fenced,
Fine black laud, Three houses sheds,
barns, all out buildings. Two miles from
rairoad. This is bargain, Price S35
per acre. Half cash, balance terms 10 snit
purchaser. For further particulars address
'lp5s' in care Of this paper.
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WE SELL THE EARTH.

G-Room modern, west front, North
Denver, lot l00Xi5S. $4,000.
l0-Room and 6-roOm, South Ell
wood, $500, Terms.
Vacant lots close to Kendall Col
lege, $3.50.
one of the best residences In the
city, on South Main, close in up-to-
date in every particular $500
Terms on part,
We have some gilt edge Investments
In business properties that we viii be
glad to show you.
w. r. SESSIONS & co.
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II. s. CHAMBERS.
Room 10 over Postohas, Telephous i7t7.


FARM 30 acres. free Of incumbrsuce,
In Section 1, Twp %, Range n, chst Of
Nowata Okla Onset by two producing
oil wells. Price $40 per acrc half cash,
terms on balance; good bottom farm land,
Not under lease.
Suite 1920 Boston bldg. Phone 1864.
THE SOUTH WEST REALTY CO.
Tulsa, OklA
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MISSOURI FARMS.

FOR SALE-S00 acres. Lafayette
County, Missouri 600 acres bottom land :;
40 acres apple orchard, 500 peach trees
40 pear trees. l2room brick house, two
tenant houses bar0s and out buildings
within an hours ride of Kansas City,
Electric road. Ss5 per acre One third
cash, balance terms to suit purchaser. For
further particulars address "2OsO" in care
Of this paper
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED GNEERIENCED COLI
ored glrl fol eneral house work al
Al7 Somh Main Phone 1908,
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RATES

1c word each issue under all clAnl.
fcations beginning Aug. !, 1910.
zoe smallest amount accepted,
Your credit is good II you own tel
sphone.
All outoi town ads must be cash with
order,
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ARKANSAS FARMS
ozARK FRUIT FARM ToR SALE.

FOR SALE-ll acres in Benton County,
Ark Five room house good barn, all out
buildings; four niles from Sloan Springs.
Rural delivery and telephone in house,
Best fruit growing tract in this district.
Owners health bad only reason for selling
Price So, 500, including farm implements
and household furniture. Address 1891"
In care OF this paper.
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OKLAHOMA FARMS.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-ai7M acres In
Bockham County, Oklahoma l50 acres
cultivated balance pasture, Nice sandy
loan slightly rolliug Two good houses,
out buildings aud well, Part cash terms
oi sale, or will trade for good paying
business, For further particulars address
"iOi6" In care Of this paper
$50 Acres in Hughes County, Okla 100
acres In cultiyailon balance pasture, hay
meadow and timber Heavy black soil,
level, all fenced Good wells aud creek.
Three two room houses two barns. Price
$50 per acre terms 10 suit purchaser. For
further particulars address 'l96l' care OF
this paper,
FOR SALE OR TRADE-32O Acres,
Usage County, Oklahoma Nice rolling land
with running water through entire tract
nine miles FROM Pawhusha. 10 acres bot
tom land, plenty Of timber. Price $4,000,
half cash, balauce terms TO suit purchaser,
For further particulars address "l06B' IN
care OF this paper
FOR SALE-l6o acres In Noble County
Oklahoma three miles from Morrison 40
acres hay aud pasture, acres orchard -
half peaches and hall apple. 100 acres In
cultivation Five room house and out
buildings 40 acres ontt, 90 acres corn
Price S55 per acre, half cash, balance IN
address "l952" In care u this paper.
FOR SALE 32o acres in Payne County
Oklahoma 200 acres In cultivation, 10
acres rich bottom land An fenced and
cross fenced Good 6ycroom house two
barns, close 10 school ana church viii sell
so, 100 or ALL Price $3.50 per acre, Part
cash, balance terms TO suit purchaser. For
further particulars address "l92s" in care
Of this paper.
FOR SALE-l2n acres In Tulsa County
Okla so acres In cultivation, 30 acres
pasture; black creek bottom soil. All
fenced aud cross fenced Creek crosses
one corpcF, Good house, barn and out
buildings. Price $50 per acre, half cash,
balance time For particulars, address
1913" in care Of this paper.
FOR SALE--lOO acres, Okmulgec County,
Oklahoma, 40 acres in cultivation, balance
in grass Black soil, bottom land, rolling.
All fenced. 40 acres hog tight Good we'll,
three room house barn, small orchard,
Price s25 per acre $3.50 will handle same,
For further particulars address "2Ol2" in
care Of this paper
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED--MALE.

WANTED AN EXPERIENCED FORE.
man Tor livery stable; must be- sober. Ad
dress BoN $685. Okmulgee Okla.