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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-11-10
TOMBSTONE EPlTAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 cocHIsE COUNTY
struments Filed With the countl
 Recorder

THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF
 RE MpRIGAGE R E. B-,-c,e tu Sulphur Spring Val Bank. nd. 25o K A Johnson to RE Steph ens, Douglas prop ..... so" ..
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE FW W Foitz 10 G A Jari ieson, live stock .........-...... 32 oo W L Palmer to Sulphur Spring Val Bank, live stock 300
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE M Kline to C Riddle .......
 WARRANTY DIED c Tweedle to Mrs V N Wacek Bishee prop. ..... oo' .. M ] Cum ngham to Mrs V Wscek Risbee prop ...... 6'0 .. WARRANTY DEED W Rollins to " w 6ensor Douglas prop ..... lo G Csr.y to Ida Carty, land EP Valentine 70 Sire H
 
 Special. IL Bower .n A Fink land ...... ....-. MINING ED Branch to NJ Wight. min
 proP.......-.... .-..'.-. HUI = REALTY MORTGAGE w W Ashby to c E Gibson. Warren prop ..........- 5oo oHATrEL NJ RTeAGE HHammer and A A Pick ems to Lisie Mfg Go. dr Her 63p G c Coryell to G A Walker
 live stock ...... =. 336 ? B L Mckinney to w Cowsn live -tock. k.........-..--. IOo
 SATISFACTION OF NJ RTGAGE . W Cowan to B L Mckinney Dougia. Inv Go to \ Gar [ d.nIer, Doug as prop ..... 5'O c D Reppy 70 Ariz Eastern R
 K lad 16l 1 J Wood O A Bsret'o, Doug.
 las prop -..-...--. 4ou .
 WARRANTY DEED T Brown 10 Lilly B Dugsn,
 Do' glas proD.... ........ BIO :. lt CHATTFL MORTGAGE J Waterman to Nat Cash Reg
 Co, register. ...... 100 |.
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE let Nat Bank Dougla, to J H
 Mitchell ...-.. - Int Land X Imp Go to D Marshall; Douglas prop 1900 ..
 WARRANTY DEED K Henry to NJ Msrshali, Douglas prop ..... ...... 10 .. H Dugsn to NJ Marshall. ! Douglas prop. ..... ..... 275 iJP Kelly to J D Marshall,
 Douglas prop ...-....... 26z5 R c Arnold to B Speed,
 Douglas prop p........--. 10 -. Nj F rorpeJ to B speed. Douglas prop ..... 10 :. "A Milich to 0 Montana. Douglas prop p....... 400 .. REALTY MORTGAGE Q Mon sno to J H Slaughter Douglas prop ........ 15O .. SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE W E Scbwamm to NJ Bsrisic c Smith to G H Rollins -. -sse PATENT Q 10 Wm Grees. land. -
 RE MORTGAGE s J SbropsbIre ct ux to W E Schwsm, Douglas property to secure. .... 750 ..
 c DEED Il H Hunt to the Board of Trustees Of School 'hs- trict No 39, C3chiee |
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-09-23

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-09-23


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~ U5ouo-itios IE1n ~ On.sl asa
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-09-23

~ na1 viz 1tupu'S thas ". M
$50 b . mas ~ biz uuFd. 4 Da1's
Uord Il aOgth - uneh - he peroun,
- Clearwater 10 nigunI und uUEtEht.
Dr. HatfPia ans pTo'l,oet ~ pFoSis
~ MN viFEiuia 70 DO nany rhiags
ihai th~y very anHtsusly seuiFp 70 OlE
dolR, Ana 70 brtug abour m.ny ~
fOTna uhtrh p0hlSr Osaftmen; -
nasds. nOaf yOu ahtuk ~ viii Uaka
Eo9s Vi vpFd2 q rouFap - -.
for yuu tDou Inst Dr HalEtFi1 =
strttly . nsn q Biz uOrd Hil
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his
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-09-23

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y ~ tsrnsuy q ~ nevsr ~ :
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fEuosuy. pUbs1zirDpnt ssalA1,u
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49, IN ua ~ snnS y insoulDl-
taut8 tunt uunu, i sFyiBg 70 Era 80
atll nin. ~ ~ upos's bPssrs
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-09-23

49, . e- IIz
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GluaA 80 o1ug = NO. 9
otis Tie1,& 80 y
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$3.50 ahoul ~ ylaTs - uhaD ~
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earp IbofP's . Fua--
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-09-23


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hGunrh~s q ~ IasislatuTp q theI
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~ uhsch husdFo4s q DuDoFnts Oil
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-09-23

EW8 ON8lAU luOuJW8 t0SsBleP
T1he Sanr coa1piFary EhIch UaA
h1iched tuO yaaTp auD By caFtnla
IDeu,GrFsis q wealth anA tnEiuaDre
$50 M sorrupf Representatives ~
great rOEpolotso.r dotng bnsinaSs u
,U1-ui VlFgiaia. b 10 eEisteare toaay.
h y ~ EIIof u,0tlVs POWaF bebt1a
he pemorFntte ea1patEn. 40 ~
aaDiusnt Dote The roDbiunti1o
ioTssd thPa NJ EoT It's P1rPoSs ibe
siectl0R 81 Whtsn1 and Chiisoa 70 tbe
Spaate snd tha abultshInE q fb- sys
tes ., IaHsfsoa UritFeu on the st1tutr
bSoks b. thP RrpabltrnB parft Thts
system his proven lopasar becasss
Il has PFoVGn eloisable y has ~
sFibua-4 lhe npTa-n% u ,sNstiOa tniT
=. relirvisE TIE farmer neFrAau;
uasr~nFprr ana smaii property hoid
q o. ~ unfair apUoTtiOumeui oi taH
a;tsn. uhlch ~ uas forced 10 hnaF tn
~ yean ub-n the IDzsOrralit psrty
uas 10 cOstrui az ~ spseEnaDau, e.
~ state
WATSON 10 ~ for reelseiioa this
Saar AISo. ~ has . psFUooal con1i-
aals IOr EOUeEnoT Otbsr serVtla
tCoia q Ne uuiitt-al narhsnr ar FuD-
Ming ~ Otber O0-ps. In the ereat
< RsU1bllcuA d-seoE q ~ polls. Iba
~ntire nsehtn~ry q the ESVsrnnla'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
TWO ENDS TO MONEY INQUIRY
Currency Committee WIN BeSia In
vestixntion soon.

WASHINGTON. d. c., March alt Is
the plan OF the banking and currency
committee OF the house TO begin Its In
yestlgations Of the money trust fms
medlately.
The details have not been worked out.
but the inquiry has been divided.
One is to be an inquiry into the money
trust and the other consideration OF the
Aldrich currency plan. This latter COM
rnIttee also will summon witnesses, but
its work viii be more along the line Of
Constructive legislation than those OF IN
yestigation.
The subcommittee to investigate tho
money trust will consist Of Representa-
tive Puio OF Louisiana, chairman; Rep
resentatives Brown. West Virginia;
stephens, Mississippi; Doughton. North
Carolina: Daugherty. Missouri: Barnes.
South Carolina and Nelly, Kansas, demo-
Gratis, and four republican members, who
Vreeland OF New York, the senior re-
publican on the committee
The committee which will take up the
Aldrich plan viii consist Of Representa-
tives Glass of Virginia, chairman: Tai
bott, Maryland; Taylor. Alabama; Korbiy.
Indiana; Moore, Texas; Buckley, Ohio
and Kindred. New York, democrats. and
three republicans.
Mr.. vreeiand also will select these
committee appointments:
Considerable time was taken today
discussing the counsel to be selected.
II was practically decided to have two
attorneys, one for each committee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
NEBRASKA is TRUE TO TAFT
Captain Adams of Superior Voices
His Sentiments in Washington.
FEW ROOSEVELT FOLLOWERS
coIumbu. Speech and Anti-Thfrd
Term Views are Turning Repub-
IIean. Away from T. n. In
Antelope state.
fFrom a staff correspondent.l

From a Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, March 6.-tspecial Tel
egram)-captain c. T.. Adams Of Super
Tor, delegate TO the meeting Of the Ma
llonal Civic Federation In session here
today. and president OF the Taft league
OF Nebraska. Is at the Ebhitt. In reply
10. a query as 10 presidential politics
Captain Adams unhcsitatingly said:
an my judgment Mr.. Roosevelts can
didaey will grow weaker rather than
stronger In Nebraska between now and
the April primaries. I believe that peo-
pie will more and more realize that Mr.
Roossvelt's course toward his chosen sue
cessor Is subject to lust and severe criti-
cism. and that President Tafts admini-
stration Of public affairs has suffered
unduly from unjust criticism. II the pub
lic will Give logical consideration to these
two elements In the situation and fairly
express the answer In their choice OF can
didates. Mr.. Taft will win.
TAFT win Cover state.
"Up TO the time Roosevelt made hIs
Columbus speech there seemed TO be con-
siderable sentiment for him among n
large class of our people. but since he
he came out with his declaration he has
turned large number Of prominent men
throughout the state against him. and
these men are willing to say 30. Our In
formation IL that sentiment for TAFT Il
now solldifying very fast In Nebraska.
In my own investigation l called up A
number Of the leading men. all over the
state, some OF them rather OF q auies-
cent order. and found In every Instance
they reported Increased sentiment TOT
Taft. We know that we will carry Ne
eraska for President Taft
-FOUR state has a lot OF old soldiers.
We all loved General Grant. On his
return from his famous trip around the
world, his journey across the continszt
was tho most wonderful Of Its kind IN
our history. There was great demon
stration OF affection and admiration for
him. Yet. In the next national conyen-
tlon, II was these friends who loved
him, but who were opposed TO the third
term idea. that defeated him. And why.
at the Chicago convention. should wo
nominate Roosevelt. Those who would
hold that Mr.. Rooseveit's FIRST term was
not an elective term will have to deal
with Mr.. Roosevelt himself. He has
never quibbled over the fact that he has
already been president two full terms"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
REAL ESTATE.
FARM & RANCH LANDS FoR SALE
A NEWSPAPER ITEM AND
A MORAL.

Commercial agents for railroads operat-
ing into Sioux CiIy from the north and
west estimate that within the last 10
days over 40 cars Of baled hay and
alfalfa have been shipped through sioux
City from Minnesota and Nebraska. All
the produce has been sent TO territory
Immediately south and east OF sioux
CITY, which is suffering from short
and drouth last fall THE hay comes
from Minnesota and the alfalfa from Ne
braska. Sioux City Tribune, Feb "a
1872. .s
SIS TO rs high az $50 per acre, MY
lands up here In Dawes county, the lands
from which the supply o. hay shipnsd
into Iowa 10 feed their starving cattle,
was grown, can sell nj from 81 to
sal per acre. We had Just as dry a
season here last year as did the people
Of Iowa but our soil here is ideal soil
and holds moisture much better than
does the Iowa soil. Therefore, from our
Sl2 to 81 land we raised crops sufficient
10 supply ourselves ana shipped out to
our neighboriug state WHICH boasts Us
old Dawes county alfalfa TO gladden. the
hearts OF Iowa's hungry stock. Resides
this scores untt scores u cars of potatoes.
wheat, oats. Alfalfa seed and the famous
Dawes county wheat grass hay-Morai.
i pays to live IN Dawes county Ne
Write me for my book OF descrlptlons
and prices and colored state map, show
ing Dawes county, "The Land OF lnde.
pendence," within the big red circle. All
roads lead 20 Crawford-C0ME
Arab l.. Hungerford,
CRAWFORD. DAWES CO.. NEB.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
Homer Bowen WEEDS
Wealthy Cody Girl

CODY. Wye. March ESPECIAL Te.e-
gram.p-Homer Bowen Of Omaha. a drug
gist. was married today TO Miss Bertha
Brown OF Cody. The latter Is well known.
wealthy and a great social fayorite.
Bowen has just bought a prominent
drug store in Omaha. The wedding took
place In the Presbyterian church. Z. j..
Anderson. pastor. officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowen left home at noon for
Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
Get There Ahead
of Railroad

The man who buys land AHEAD OF
MAKING MONEY and the only oppor-
tunity TO buy today Is ahead OF the
ORIENT RAILWAY, which is coming up
the FAMOUS Pecos Valley, $. w. Texas,
to the worlds greatest markets. Here the
profits are large, quick and sure. Price
is right and terms liberal.
knowledge OF the facts win insure
your joining our party leaving Omaha
March ~. Let us tell you about IL.
r.. $. wEATHRRLEY. GEN. ACT,
Kansas City, Mexiso 4 Orient X. r.,
~ Rrandeis Bldg, Omaha. Neh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
REAL ESTATE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Dundee Houses and
Bungalows

N.250-For new 7-room( 2-story, modern
house. oak finish LIST floor, with den
or library, bed rooms and bath
I'd floor; decorated throughout.
well constructed; lot 5e1l1 II. A
good up-to-date home at low
price. .--
AGJo-For a new 7-room BUNGALOW,
all modern with oak finish, beamei
ceilings and up-to-date in every re-
spect; lot 50Nls5 #, south front,
one block from car line Sl,boo cash,
balance years at per cent.
s., 000-For T-room. 2-story, modern house.
having large living ROOM with
pressed brick mantel and fireplace,
dining room and kitchen LIST floor;
attractive bed rooms and bath
I'd. full cemented basement; south
front lot 50xl35 IT.; paved street,
fine shade trees. only one block
from car line.
s., Na-For a strictly modern np-to-date
BUNGALOW, mission finish LIST
floor. also sun parlor and bed
room on same floor. bed rooms
and bath room I'd floor.
s600o-For a new s-room. well constructed,
2-story. modern house. on paved
street and car line, in excellent
condition; lot 50xi2S II. Must be
seen to be appreciated.
S. 250-For complete I-room, modern
III BUNGALOW, well constructed, In
best condition, decorated through
out; large lot. 100 II. frontage Rea-
sonable terms can be made on any
'-- of the above properties
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
TWO MORE DELEGATES FOR TAFT
Fourth Alabama Instructs Its Pair
for the President.

TALLADEGA. Ala. March s-Dslegates
Of the Fourth Alabama district OF thu
republican national conventional. A.
Bingham and J. j. Abereromhie In
strueted for TAFT.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
y ELECTION NOTICE.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY

THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby SVEN that the annual
meeting OF tho stockholders OF The Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway Company VIII be
held at the general office oI the company
In the city Of st. Louis, Missouri, on
Tuesday, March i2th. 49,. at nlne O'Clock
a m. for the election OF thirteen direc-
tors for the ensuing year ana Tor the
transaction OF such other business as
may come before said meeting TAe an
nual meeting OF the directors viii be held
at the same office on the saIne day At
u o'clock noon. Ths transfer books will
be closed on Tuesday. February 6th, 1871
at three o'clock y. m, and Will be re-
openeu on ednesday. March 18th. ISL.
AZ ten O'Clock a. m.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY. lNFA
BY Il. n. BUSH. President
A. II. cALEF. Secretary.
New York. January 18th, 1917 Midi2t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
To Dissolve the Union

Of stomach. liver and kidney troubles
and cure biliouSnsss and malaria. take
EIeetyie BItters Guaranteed. Only Sc.
For sale BY Beaten Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
Oregon.


liz ACRES 81 MI NILES o From OREGON
q acres In good cultivation, 10 acres
more easily cleared. L-milllon II. cedar
and L-million fir saw timber; lots OF
second growth timber; nice creek on two
sides OF land 40 fruit trees. apples, pears,
prunes. peaches, grapes, cherries. logan
berries, strawberries: barn, lOx0; shed.
sx40 IT., full Of straw; new frost-prOof
potato house, machinery shed. lexo0 #;
workshop. lo1l6 IT.: gTanaTy, poultry
house, ike it.; 7-roOm house, wood
house, household furniture, giree stands.
range, extension tables, round table.
extra dining chairs. parlor chairs,
golden oak rocker, golden oak davenport.
reed rocker. BRUSSELS rugs. 10 yards
new lInoleum. chiffOnier, beyel-plate
glass, wall pictures, 2 wooden bed
stesds. iron bedsteads, pair woven
wire springs, ingram carpets. felt
mattresses. s-day clock, set dishes l52
pieces), set Rogers silyerware. kettles.
pans, buckets, 3 galvanized tubs, Ameri-
can wringer, Osborne binder. disc. 2
drag, harrows. seed drill, new potato dig
ger, potato planter, gang pillow. walking
pillow, cultiyators, d0uble-shovel pillow,
SharpIess separator. No. tanning mill,
seed sower. gasoline engine ana drag
saw. set block and tackle. 100 II. rope,
wagon. hack, buggy, S-year-old mare,
horse years, mare I years, colt years.
tTeSN cows hedu young stOcks IL
pigs, rs chickens. 80 bu. potatoes, 100 lbs.
clover seed. 10 tons clover hay. 80 bu.
wheat, 2 tons oats. 10 tons straw. This
is a good place, good soil. good stock
household goods. etc. All goes for only
SIS per acre, s. 800 cash. balance on time.
70 ACRES 81 MILES FROM OREGON
CITxs ORE
II miles south CT Portland, good road;
- acres IN good cultivation. balance tim
Der: house, barn and sheds. a fine span
Of horses, new wagon. hack. disc, drag
harrow. plOws. cultivators, saws, axes.
good COWS. barrel churn. separator.
some household goods All goes for only
sic per acre; Il cash. balance easy terms.
! nave a good list OF farms, acreage
and city homes for sale. All correspond
ence cheerfully attended to.
j. i. SWAFFORD. -
rl-.--r.l- ~ 9Th and Main 81
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-07
REAL ESTATE.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Cut These Out

$500 cash: 22ls S. 18th. or, part. mod.
$50
$500 cash: 1iiO Garfield, 5-r. more
room above; . lots.
SLIGO
$500 cash: $50 S. eOth Ave. south Of
Vinton, ST., mod, new,
$500.
$3.50 cash: 2i05 Maple. Ter. all mod.
square, full 2-story,
S3,40o.
$500 cash: 1871 n. 9th, paved, 7-r. new
square, $500 -..
$500 cash: sc N. 4lst ST., 6-r. and hall,
near cathedral, $500.
o'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
1915 Omaha Natl. Doug. or A-sl52.
Evenings II 2S4s or ii 5Is4.
BARGAIN ny oWNER-Six rooms.
hall and bath modern; complete in every
detail; nice street good neighborhopd, JOS
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TWO joining i69-acre homestead relin.
carter OF irrigated tract close
70 town. 500 eaeh. Address owner. BOX
las. NalieT. Mont
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MIseeyianeoas.

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The highest paid
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PRAIRIE PARK.

Most artistic and uniform residence dts
trict Of Omaha. Few vacant lots left.
81, 800 20 $3.50. Streets paved and parked.
Payable Lilo cash. balance monthly. VIII
build to suit on same terms or will adj
vance cost OF house and build yourself.
The Paxton Real Estate Co.. 50s Ware Bk.
AT BARGAIN, 7-room house. easy pay
meats. Canadian office. llS So. 18th 81.
IDEAL LOCATION AND HOME.
Reception hall. parlon dining room aud
kitchen downstairs; all oak finish; bed
rooms and bath upstairs, most conve-
nient home IN every respect. and strictly
modern. Located In Creighton LIST addi-
tlun; east front lot, price very reasonable.
GALLAGHER & NELSON.
iS3 Brandeis Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
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Mexico.
Minnesota.

MINNESOTA IMPROVED FARMS
In SHERBURNE and adjoining counties.
We have large number OF choice. well I'M
proved farms near good towns and only
4 short distance from Minneapolis at
SI5 10 $50 per acre. These farms are
adapted for diversified farming, and in
the corn belt. Get a farm where rainfall
Is abundant ana crop failures are un-
known. For full particulars write let
land Realty Company. 55l Palace Bldg
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. ..
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BUILDERs' INFOn PATTON.

Electric gas fixtures. Omaha Silver Co.
Ideal Cement Co. I'm and Cunning.
Fuchs, Son q Blind. painting. decorating
ROoFiNGs. paints. building papers.
plaster boards. Amer. Sup Co. Ilos Nlch'a
WE'LL aisg:ng. =. lFOssman. is5s & isth-
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OFFERED FOR SALE.
fypewriters.

RENT an Oliver typewriter from the
Oliver Typewriter Co. Douglas sSls.
TYPEwRlTERS for rent. lowest figure
ever quoted; months, s.. Central Type
writer Exchange, l5oi Farnam. Doug. SS.
1YPEAh ira ERS. ALL M4AkEs-For
eale or rent; largest stock; best barsalns
b. +. SWANSON CO.. l5li FaTnam St,
omaha call or write,
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REAL ESTATE
olorado.

NoUISHMENr-Mus sell quick,
the best l6O-acre REIMBURSEMENT In the
valley, "a miles from good new town.
Price $50. Write w. X. Reinking. TASTY.
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REAL ESTATE.
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE

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