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Typewriters Given Away

The Emerson Typewriter Company
of Woodstock, ILL.,, have recently given
away over 400 Of the highest grade,
wholly visible Emerson Typewriters
made in the world. They have gone
into every state and territory in the
United States. There may be some in
your town. They are giving them
away everywhere to men, women, boys
and girls, over lS years of age, on sur
prisingly liberal conditions.
If you could make any use of a 500.
90 typewriter, providing it did not cost
you even one cent, then in letter or
on postal card addressed to Frank l..
Wilder, President, Woodstock, Ill.,.
simply say, % Mail me all your Free
Offers and by return mail you will
receive their Free Offers, the names of
over 400 who have recently received
typewriters free, and you will learn on
what easy conditions you can get one
Of their typewriters free right away.
The Emerson Typewriter is one of
the highest grade, wholly visible type
writers made in the world. Many who
have used the Emerson" and other
makes pronounce the " Emerson" sup
erior to any $4,000 typewriter on the
market. 1t is a " holly visible machine
has every new, up to date feature,
looks like other high grade $4,000
typewrters, though ii sells regularly
for less and on terms of sl.00 down and
10 cents day until paid for. The
Emerson" has every new improve.
ment, universal keyboard, back spacer,
tabulator. two-color ribbon. everything
the best: is the ideal machine for be-
ginner as well as for the most expert
typists and stenographers: just the
typewriter for the smallest or largest
office.
If you could possibly make any use
Of a high grade typewriter, even
though 1t didn't cost you one cent of
money, then be sure, on postal card
or in letter addressed to Crank l..
Wilder, President. Woodstock. Ill.,"
say, "Mail me your Free Offers"
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02
Poison the pr&irie dogs.
Let US do your job printing.

Let us do your job printing.
The base ball season is here; where
are the games?
Mrs. Wanser went to Sterling Mon
day on business.
Fred Duhigg returned Tuesday from
Sterling where he had been on busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c, Cutler celebrat-
ed their 29th. wedding anniversary last
Friday.
Mrs. Hurtgen and children and Ma
bel Reed visited with Mrs. Whittier
Tuesday.
Frank Richards took out lister the
first of the week, getting ready for
corn planting.
Mrs. Jay Miller went out with her
father. Mr.. Cutler, last Saturday and
staid until Sunday.
E, |. Seavy went down to Sterling
Monday to see what was going on
around the Logan county capital.
About fourteen were in attendance
at the Social club, which met at the
home Of Mabel Reed Saturday night.
Miss Bertha Nickerson returned Mon
day from Cheyenne where she has been
working for some four or five weeks.
Mr.. Geo. Mclaughlin and family re-
turned last Saturday from Nebraska.
where they spent the winter. They
drove through.
Few farmers come to town these
days who do not have business here, as
the soil invites cultivation and promises
rewards to those who heed the invite.
Lee Patty. living near Keota was in
town today making delivery of the
Green Tag cigar for which he is agent.
The Enterprise acknowledged u pleasant
call.
Last Sunday for the first time since
Easter. services were held at the school
house. Sunday has been bad day Of
the week for weather the past six
months.
Z. !. Seavy went over to the old Kiu-
ger claim last week to rebuild the
shack blown in the high wind couple
Of weeks ago, but when he got there
the ground was bare. 1t Is very likely
that the boards will make excellent
kindling, II they were too badly broken
for other use.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02

II. A. Stanton representing the Oma.
ha Bee and Twentieth Century Farmer
stopped in Raymer Tuesday afternoon
looking up business for those publca-
tions. Mr.. Stanton is filling in little
time in this part of the country. and
later will make trip to the coast and
to Alaska. Such calling would ap-
pear to be very interesting. allowing a
person to see considerable of the world
but we have an idea that it would get
monotonous to be away from home so
much of the time.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
. AS. tPublishcrJ Scrial-0l55iD
lcnuriincni uf liz Iulcriu.

L. AS. tPublishcr) Scrial.0i55OD
Department Of the Interim.
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
March 7th 1912
NoucE Is hereby given that Andrew c. Christ
sen Of Stoneham Colorado. who. on March 2sth.
1911. made Homestead application. No. 0l5j0o. for
El-2 NWi-4. Swl-i NWl-i. Section 10. Township
SN., Range So W, 9Th Principal Meridian. has
filed notice OF intention to make commutation
Proof. to establish claim To the land above de-
scribej before Register or Receiver at Sterling.
Colorado. on the 18th day Of June. 1872.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Thomas II. Leslie. Of Stoneham. Colorado
Miles NJ. Mitcaell, Of
Edwin f. Wheeler, Of 3-2l
Newton j. Stradcr. Of - i-25
w. II. POUND. Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
Doings Of he People uf aiymer and tenty lur Past
Week told Ia Brief

May
Full Moon.
Watch the grass grow.
Now let the crops grow.
Swat the fly, also the weed.
School election next Monday.
All the news in The Enterprise. sl,5O
We print letter heads and envelopes.
Little Ray Snyder is improving very
slowly.
A little warmer weather would be
appreciated.
Miss Ruth Graves is not feeling very
well this week.
J. W. Rutherford went to Merino
' last Saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Rutherford is reported
on the sick list.
We are glad to report Nellie Murphy
much better this week.
C. l.. Snyder and family visited at
the Roe home last Sunday.
Eugene Dugan Of Stoneham was a
Raymer caller last Thursday.
Watch for the date of the box social
20 be given in the near future.
The Cutler family have all been sick
the past week. with bad colds.
, twill not seem like summer Nl we
hear the shout Of the base ball fan.
!, Tie Whittier family took dinner with
the 4. v. Addington family Sunday.
Clarence McCone started last Friday
to drive through to Julesburg. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Zilk were call.
ers at the E. |. Seavy home Sunday.
Messrs. Runyan and Anderson Of
Il Stoneham were in Raymer yesterday.
\ Nora and Elva Hurtge, who have
been under the weather the past few
Y weeks are much better at this writing.
E. D. Murphy took his usual trip to
terling Monday to get another car Of
ny started in the direction Of Raymcr.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02

Miss Stella Murphy is under the
weather this morning, and Miss Nellie
is not so well as yesterday. People are
coming to the conclusion that the chill
dren are suffering from some sort of
epidemic. Nothing very serious, but
slight sickness is alarming when so
far from medical assistance.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02
limo Table

No. l59 to Cheyenne. .-.-.. 9:i5 a. m.
No. l6O to Sterling. 1917 p IN.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02

The Enterprise, Campbell's Scientific
Farmer and CampbelPs small Soil Man
'ual cost separately $500. By special
arrangement we con let you have the
combination for s2.25.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02
Do You Want a
WA TCH?

Uoy ever near tnal question without at
once, yes! YESN'?
We are asking You that question now. .:.
easy that just like getting watch for nothing
Here is the way to gett Get two Of your neghbors i
who are not now taking The Enterprise to subscribe
at the regular price Of 81 per year. bring the money to u.s.
and the watch is yours.
You will find the work Easy, because all Of these new COM
will want The Enterprise 1t is the one paper that
every family should have Our readers who get papers from
eastern towns ten and hundred times larger than Raw
mel, tell us The Enterprise beats them all. tS
The Kind of a Watch is a genuine watch and good
time keeper We have limited number Of the ngeos on I
hand but when those gone get no more of that
brand as the company making the ngeso will not sell them I
to be used premiums However, the Defiance watch can
be secured any quantity and they practically the same
watch
we will help you all we can. We would like to give
away 100 watches. DO 1T NOW.
IHE ENTERPRISE !
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02

The Young Peoples meeting was
held at the Nickerson home last Sun
day evening, Miss Carrie leading. A
very interesting meeting Next Sum
day the meeting will be held at the
Graves homestead.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02

I. Arleigh Stellar returned the latter
part of last week from Berthoud, Colo.
where he had been to see that new lit
tie daughter. Mrs. Stellar will be
home in a few weeks.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02

Nr. Tracy, living down on the Wild
Cat passed through here Saturday look
ing for some horses that had left him
and returned to his former home north
and east of here. He came back with
the horses Monday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02

The Ladies Aid will meet this Satur-
day in the Whittier house in town.
Refreshments will be served by Mrs.
Hobbs and Mrs. Jay Miller. All ladies
are invited to be present.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-05-02

D. NJ. Francis, c. B. Barker, A. G.
Nickerson went to Sterling Mondny on
business connected with the land office.
The first mentioned, filing on a half
section Homestead west aud south of
.Raymer.
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~ lhr nfst ihsos husafsa appllcants.
rw s'ailH ~ssi ~ ns,l,a su< ssss mr.
a months. - delivered ~ sauiss fs
'tos uld subscribers mar taks al
lsaniaae ~ fhis onsf nv FNxfNo Tv
DATE At TliE nEdutAn nara on
osse'es let tho ,safN sassegis'issts.
seii m sdsanee. YIN b. 500 ~ ,bs
ratnih. ansy ctInnss fsl. THE Cepsr
~iR ~ d4llvrrrd ~ ~ csnss lnsleAa n
-. The Fs,iueca oncs holfs snoa ONLY
fslu Tifs psnny TfsilEr iilNDuEp
ArPiicANTr W. uensssaDis,s an 10.
efensca meas ssfrles and ina rules
~ ths euhsefspsism uitp Imperative Died
20 ~ tAis special rllhSN ,iliNnnfsss
ofpsN u " pess,lsels . l'es,s.f
rf"Ftaiilor. A-Htrtf
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sARsrr sorra


Nev YfFk iieafy a.aiiars N atesi
ans heaiiaE NJ slight frecilnnal gains
wsTe me prominsnf Features "a tho
pi'rnine - if.day's ripft nartst Masf
.oiher sesiec ls~1rs vfsh tho sscrpilon
- Anal gamafeai Copper pt.enss siiahf.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

T7-7TT-TE ~ TTTTT VIZ
Prizes iar6enef slssly again. Cana
dlaa fasiftr end nsa6i1r ~ve ~ s..
ninnG. bui thsrs wRn iafis change o. the
spec Isfeh
The rpar&ef tlos4d hsavY Sftshs
ffanlfsetrF q usfrr rr0nnnnessi tenosrn .
~ 81 dr,eg ln a. final nopr nan iosees
~ - fssinfs " no ea@lsfA Amsiga-
mated C'uppes and Toi,acoo sssars
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

cnolins oll IN bAls, Csc
Chih Pepper. yer H.. aet
Sweet Pickles. IN keEf. o. 0fTg 90.
Sweet Pickles. ia bottles. $3.50
81 90
Sour Pickles. IN kegs. g. 6onfs 90
Soar Pickles IA bottles. assMts so
Rice popcorn, sheiled. per 10. sc.
Sugar, grnhuiaied. per zoe Ibs
sb.7s
Dried Fruits.
kaiaine. lo0s. Mueatsllss per
~. Sc
hAislns. London Layers. so.n boaen
p.f hus. 81 20.
Etapn'ai.d apples per N. roc
FApey pearhss. per ~. l2hr
fsncy Apricois, per n. lie
Choice .saBorassd pcarn. per -
Ice
Pfunss. 4N-ses. per ~. isg
fFuHes. te-9or. pr ~. Ipc.
ffunes, so-Sos per H.. stsr
Pranes, so-leox. per 10. A.
Aurrsnfs, sney Imported. ~ ca
SIC.
f-~d Prices.
oats. per bushel. zoo
HAY. per tnn. as 90
Hay. alfalfa. peT bate csc. per ton.
i2o 90.
iffan. pef sack. 81 IS.
Cnnps. per n1rk. fiTt
Cotton seed meal per sack 81 90
hiev hrAH. pef ten. So 90.
flouf. ts-ib sncs. pef mi. o. ~
Flour. 4A-ib sack. 3 20 10 bbi. u =
per bhi, $50.
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For Sale.

sprrn u-uYf LOIS Near car anc
graard nir.ct cay water. hiEh. at~ .--,s
level unh $3.50. eos, payment SO OF
cash and iie.Vo p.r mouih ~ iss..
NOR interest few dosirails east
ftoni CORNERS. street ear over, 20 niln
uies See us. irssl.f a Coo. owners.
over hinghau's diuu stun.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

90 itiwesi frnpefeiufe lest nirhl
90 sind ysi'eltti ~ prsrlpllst ioh W
lasi i~snii fouf hours
O. - CHANCELLOR
Asnissa1i s,tsSffsf
Weather iIu4aan
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

California white potatoes. per bush
81 iffa r4G1
Colorado Head lettuce. per do1sa'
foc.
celery, Colorado. per DOZEN stalks.
3D.
Colorado Cahh8gc. axe per n.
Csieraao snap nssns per -1-ahshcl
BASKET. tiia
Nh0f.arh per pound g.
cfiui ado Csulifiuutf. reF 50 ice
coiorAdo bsefs. per dozsn saachss
&C.
c.asraaa surnips per sos~n sunrhs~
Colorado carro,s per sos~n buaries.
%,
C'alorAao Rasishss per eofsn b9nch-
~. aer
csisraao cacumherA pr asssa. Coo
c.olorudo onions per aosen bunch~s'
Gee
Tamatoss. per s-aaMfcs crate sf4A
Sweet paper. per --baskst crate,
croccry sundrfc~.
! Cheese, tGil cream Daisies. per 10,
hoe
Rice. EXTRA fancy hess. per ID. sNs
Rice. fancy bead. yer ~. II.
Rice fancy Japan, per ID. ghc.
Beans, psnk California. per ~
Z "a &c 6c
E'eanufs fanny Jumbo. per N. SIC.
iAeauuss fancy Ne. !. pss IN 7hc-
Peanuts. Na. Is. per a.. Sc.
EsTA yer case. canGltSa ss.sa-
Swifg-k prcmlHm Harms, ~.
hfsAkfasi f1oon. f1041r.
Raoen BeGHee iSAc.
petr lara. s1Ac
Cnnscs4h<l lard, -
C>v4rHer, hafter ,1c
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t,aR Ki,NT oAe farNl.heA nna eri
uhfufpishsd res.sn hansals~. al nrs.i
etr eurfsas.sss.4 lhone ttt trpr
i1if WAlsr s.ne I'm,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30
MARKET REPORT.

The foiioeihr quotations were Eir-
o. out yesterday by local wh0leszis
yrs.
Frc~h Fruits.
Oranges. California vaiencla. per
box st0O
Colorado applss choics new crop.
81 scots 90 psr hN
baaanas, pei 10. SEC.
Lemons. Fancy California. por b0r.
g. 90
LINES. per BASKET. SOC usI 90
Whie Thompson sNcdless Gfapts prf
basket crate fIfa
Rose Peru BLACK 9rspss. Ser basket
crate tisa
penrs. California nafiI,ils per eos
ffs
California RUINS. pa crate HIS
3rapes California Malaga. bask "a
sfair a. oe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

Stocks ofened 81 = higher range To-
dsy VITA speesal aeiisHY ~ Rserl and
Heading bss; sssiinE pressure and real
ming soon otlifcfafsd fusst gains The
rhsrarter - trading VIA even mnr~
lprofeerionai ihan usral.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

Tha fa3iiF rhfstnl-ir - frifi1fr m
Gland ahfst eata ~ knTssi itfh. re-
llssffa hal he ~eafhe4 haa lNrn urff
Ind. particularly IN Ina nsial4ads sna
s0ugh The average nflras fgnt f1s 80
t'nllra Kingdom l. shrti fse lnstllnn
atrsH, bot this sassnp 4 . sapestes y
w. hsl~w ne average iiaglsy pfeepstts
afe aise Disappointing
This sverige este flop IL fhfee mn
ii0n acres - lhs aDfih - Eanlsna
AMI Rfniiana fhr crsp promises % ~
80 ettriieni ana aHa ~ SO tfrHcnf y
considerably shefe ihs average n shf
bsianre "a thr country y u hflewafh'
usual ngaount
fssai afens afr IN an average hnt ~
lf,4lnfs has hefn aamaEro ~ thh an
prsfn'ientea cpla aHd eei nesthef.
fhess ace ~ 90 serDuns q fhs shesf'
aer 81 led ana ~ esliess ~ lhse n
lnsffY " 4 great deal m~Fe fsYetsb''
thar Il iias i,tea fnf ssgne sime
t'seNirs. A.. TIE fslssslAns tfssEe.
i,on end Mllilne f'amfaHF fsseivss tl.si'
faef ns@ rlcs ~ me season saturday
earn ~ ~ lee ssehx NsA isi'sst@s
" liansilgn F@Ulk. ssssain8 neal
sil.snsrcf. NJ Nhom y nes Raised IN
rsos "a NJ. ! aad Ma : xfs1es Ana wa'
sald 10 have been - exceptionally ksss'
sieia d WIS seiA - the Ntenaafa N'e'
MIN f1r pfks averaging t,ts per mar
~ hA0 VII no. milied ~Itn,h fnv
aAFs
Ths Fannefs nssean,,ts cwnpany y
lssa resolved Ite haNs ~ ns~ fifs nat
urssr. missed ~ A. f}<fzssDs. ~ sh*
etnnmanffy Ths NJ w.s puuahf ~
lulss ncnea Tor fltt per l,affs' and !
- d fair ha,
Ira a,aAiafd nses Ma fofm~siv -
lines MnlAA.s h~sn piAp~a " Fsnn'n'
of9eT Nn4 FN W. stssa w. fha frs
lginf fhls s4ssan ss4sr, TIE MIL -
s~,t yrt started fssnnsnf. but win ~ :
wuhla fsr dsYs "a ssnsicsfsi's@ ~
flfs Is nes arriving.
| Reports resth here from rSislmof
that thu rarn1fs thsfs Nss ss<nx ~ q
lfss 4 larger 1usntisy u snrrnsns IN
fhse ii1 iAsf year. This. hensSef. -
7 A -. ..... IA. A.
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coinnrp snffosNtsSr ovrfcr
eau write - sslsrhens Williams Fr,''
cry. ioso North ip,.aa~hf. fef ~
Aiss,s a cnlafsd inh,H, l'hune eis u
,ou nce.i 40 eseroe= vaauA rims 80
Ssf,f
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1trsftAtiohs taken AZ 4 =. w, fhu
merlAias s,,nc. AuHust 70 1917
nsst,ons IlIa
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anted

WANTED People ~ tanw enc Gui'
Commission Go. zls chsearfni ~. mas
uu haud Rt an Uniss frssh fish rgrt
rhIfhens uisp teFsinhies. We doiitri
anY place i'hurs isf 20 lu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

Thffr . fffl IIlilf fhaHNf n F9pDFf
o. ihs marksi me ffnsfnry a fiiil
ss~nuera hsa fsrnsfs aud hfnheFS efy
fsnflHrDf ~ the future
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CsHfsrf to- The eaniinpad dfoflih
has ,ai TO- e,ston crop ~ 800 hait
ss.HsFaf"d wflh issf sraspn
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ps.ssninani farmers in md around
Iiesfns claim th8f mia asaeen's eeifen
st0p ulli b. cui considerably shllfi q
lsai ysarr gleid
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Wrist sefied. Four nuie~. face 1859. ss-
cured lN 800 fNft ruifUn farm 10 school
ind , mites su.iiheHsi ~ lsnurfias. Iu
arlfHnn hHlf. nuf aH Yff uuh surftst
well nu ritNe Uu thiH lfnG fl ne .sf
acre Is ile tine state .u - years Hf
per cent The farm af similar land aa.
JOINING hsHrfne unt half babe Ifr utfr
THIS Nfar This place not rirurl iasf
Yenr Dr. IA well worth sfene fn $1,000
SrNNnd series UiaLf nufHa face tffau.
iHs iifne uiuf eurUmnrinff un gluts
ueIihrf ftf Que THE ffsf note dlr mo-
~ fha fllaH viii ftNs care ~ The first
nof,s ~ the tftes siil 49,. an arts
uiIff. ~sl afFa hF we'll Improved "a
acre farm miles fast ffum faifurfint.
vlth iltNNfiNu plant Dunalsfluf 20 veil
Zoo feet deep with f.Irlh CASING wHfrr
rising tu surface tuH $500 Windmill
nltiit tfNrfr theui iH sxisnu Iffllt.
tiIn slant sad hulid addition a. huuF..
We'll Nurfn fitH1 if1ulre q Wesley
fiHfN. f.tlfuffIHH FfNss f.ta. o.
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~ss teir psnsli and. ~ vsrn ~ The ia.
itrsend consumption. pfuJucttun q
'wirr ne amount - cams ttfr YEAR
~nsld np' w. rupsldeed aver smpae
Ths inmafg cspn This year in ,aarp CSC
lions " a sslivfs ana a.s sbose - pgefs
ass ang y here The esnnqf< already
have ssrrssspsi themselves ~ tss npins
'en s,inf prices wiis a.s - ss<rr shs
hish isyolz ~ Iesi year.
The local markets vsfs frlgnfslsss
Yesterday ~s,A sfrsr N M ''sss xs%sdy
~ hffunN.
Had nll leffsf< fs,ritrl ffom n q.
fAndaife. tssanseas a Alamo f.sfs Ia
s.issm 4 g. rAspn1.fp
Adf1Iii4a f"Ds l~erss m fee fAfs4T
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nuy yoar tnrnitafs ao~ aud va,
IA,sf THIS Il oar plan. aussrinar
anrpiy Co. lsapstd ~ 10
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WANTED A r,.aa sspefHnrsd r1oi.
a. a. Fsuefil nDa.fNufh. best ot
wages paia Appn lt isoT IinrUn
street nf Telephone ass s.ss.ft
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W ANftp I've housekeeping r,a.u.s
fnr sac winter must be- ,lsan and uaisi
AZ ~. care caller s.gT.1f
WAN TED IT, hufrHN mantt a. fhn
fNifni n ID psf cent uf irs, ~ fhtif ftr.
value. ur NrndHr Item nufrs haafIuf 4 per
un yrniura lien notes htarlur lof
ut mot iff due Vase U uuf.F rrprs D..
srnts % Ief rruf nf itss 81 value ~ fle
Hnt whifh secures Them. sd fhs lan .
am tsk los fUr M 90 Iler lrni Dr less 1T
fhN value ~ ihs Hsrufiy
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Real Estate

" a. neroefd, ls.--Rsai ts,sss
A. acres. Isl unlNf cultivation. toud
f.IutIl Ouna1 lup uus mile ff1m Mel
cr,ies snd - me Mercedes lrfia=ti..~
NsoaA Ne aan rAfs ehfihef q taine
- hnt duwn There fitI 10 pst Arfr
bufs thr esrrrin terms " ~ aNsr'a
upon
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