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The Lamar register., 1919-12-17
Money to Loan
Plenty OF Cheap Money
for GOOD Farm and City
Loans. Call and see me.
l.. WRIT MARKHAM

John r. Gordon, the Bristol merch-
ant, was here on Monday.
John Duncan, of Holly, was a-coun-
ty seat visitor on Monday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nelson
on last Friday, fine girl.
J. f. Parrish left last Friday for
Burkburnett, Texas, on business.
j. Nj. and Hayes MIlilams spent
several days TINS week Al Kansas CI'y.
=. y. NewnIan, manager oI .ns
i,r.suol siIaIIa mil, Was in Lamar On
-londay.
Attorney Chas. Dougnty was up
from Springfield on tuesday On iegai
business.
ST. George Creaghe is in Denver
TINS week visiting with ms son, Lieut.
Lieaghe.
u. al. Smith, Jr., of Kansas City,
VISITED wItn MIR. and Sirs. j. NJ. VII
iians last week.
l.. Nj. Sweitzer, county agent, is
spending the holidays at his former
home In Fort Collins.
Or. W. o. Shelter left for Ohio the
first Of the week, being called by the
serious illness of his mother.
c. d. Ray was called to Illinois ON
Monday by the news of the death OF
his mother at her home in Strong
hurst.
Alvin Wright, one of the few Prov
ers county boys, to be sent on the
useless expedition to Siberia, return
ed home last week after a long abb
sence.
NJ. j. Underwood, of the X. c.
Bridge Company and formerly county
clerk Of Prowers county, has been here
all the past week visiting with his
mother, Mrs. NJ. X. Underwood.
Sheriff and Mrs. l. c. Downing are
enjoying a full house during the holi-
day season. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Down
ing, Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Downing
and Lois Downing are all at the home
for a big family reunion.
Pug Lee is making a specially of
demonstrating washing machines these
days and gets 60 interested sometimes
that he makes mistakes. He spent
whole hour explaining the machine to
some young ladies whom he finally
discovered were looking for a marine.
Messrs c. c. Goodalc and l.. Writ
Markham left Wednesday for Denver
to attend the ceremonial of the X. C.
C. II. conducted by the Supreme Com
mander of the 33d Degree of Scottish
Rite Masonry. Mr.. Goodale is one
of those designated to be installed at
the ceremonial.
Died-At the Lamar hospital. last
Friday after a short illness, Mrs. p.
C. Goethe. The remains were shipped
to Kansas for burial. The deceased
had only been resident of Lamar
short time having come here recently
with her husband, p. C. Goethe, who
of L.. VI.
tional Bank.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-17
Marriage Licenses

Edgar f. Harding, Setonburg, Colo
rado, and Gertrude Kingston, Junction
City, Kansas.
Thomas w. Robson and Sarah z.
Watkins, both of Holly.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-17
BUYS Farm

j. o. Stream today sold an S0-acre
tract in Porter ranch east of Lamar
and across the road from the Howard
Case farm to l.. l.. Tripp of Lamar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
Tells a s ecret
manufactures Of Famous Medi-
cine Tells Ingredients. So Pub
lie Can Appreciate Pure, Reli-
able Medicine.

Many people fear 10 take medi-
cine TO check and abort colds. cure
coughs, catarrh. etc This fear is
sroundless with all the products Of
The Blackburn Products Co, Day
ton. Ohio. Not one contains opiates,
narcotics or harmful drugs. Mentho-
Laxene, for coughs. colds, catarTh
and all distress following a cold, is a
compound of Wild Cherry. Tolu.
Cascara. GrindeIia, Menthoe Ammo
mum Chloride, and alcohol sufficient
TO preserve and keep the solution.
Every ingredient is in concentrat-
ed form and the medicine is so
strong that only ten-drop doses are
&C be taken in the raw state. But
the ideal way IS 10 make into syrup
by emptying a 1-2 OF. bottle Of
Mentho-IAxene into a pint bottle
and then Ill the bottle with granu-
lated sugar syrup. made by dissolv-
ing pint OF sugar IN a half pint OF
boiling water. IL is said by thou
sands that this makes a most effec-
tive home treatment for all cold
troubles. The manufacturer guaran-
tees II 20 please or money back.
Sold by all good drusgists.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
HOW HOLYCROSS
WON HIS MEDAL
Colonel Tells Mother of Local
Soldier Her Son Displayed
Conspicuous Calamity.

Mrs. \. Holycross. 466 Lincoln
way. east. has received the follow
Ing letter from the Iieutenant-col-
enei OF the regiment 10 which her
son. Private Raymond p. Hoiycross.
gas attached, confirming the news
OF his death which was reported to
her in October Private Hoiycross
vas member Of the 10th battalion.
Canadian railroad troop.
Dear Madam
Your letter OF November 2fst. TO
hand.
] regret 10 say that your son died
~ St Cloud hospital on October IS.
He went on leave from us 10 Paris
on Septembe 20 till October 8. on
the 5th Of October he was admitted
10 hospital from acknowledgements
MIA. and died on October rs.
As regards 10 military medal won
IS your son. the particulars are as
follows: lie, in company with sew
eral other men were engaged in light
railway maintenance near St. Jean
on March L. He was a member Of
a working party repairing the line
and showed conspicuous gallantry
and devotion 20 duty. remaining at
work under very heavy enemy shell
fire until the had made the line rea-
d. for traffic II you have not already
received your sons military medal.
the same will be forwarded TO you
in due course OF time
You have our deepest sympathy
in your sore distress. and we shall
be very pleased TO do anything fur
ther in our power TO assist you in
any way we can.
W. a Mcconnell.
Colonel.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

is too well known to detail here. The
remarkable expansion of its organ
ization. equipment resources and
personnel to minister to our soldiers.
sailors and marines and those of our
allies has proven one of the greatest
achievements of the war. It's scope,
efficiency and morale making results
have been the subject of approval
and endorsement by Pres't Wilson.
Gen. Pershing, Sec'y Baker and
Sec'y Daniels, as well as by a host
Of other leaders in this and the al
lied countries, including the men
served.
The South Bend Y sent about 500
OF its finest young members into the
fighting ranks and something like %
war secretaries.
Why Join the South Bend y. VI. {. A.
Because il offers
/. The finest and most complete
" equipped club headquarters in
northern Indiana.
.. The Intimate fellowship of the
largest organization in the city.
3. Exceptional facilities for rec
reative exercise. that recreates under
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

The Young Mems Christian asso-
citation was organized more than 20
years ago in the city of London by
(Sir) George Williams. dry goods
clerk, with a dozen charter mem
bers- Today the association num-
bers 700,0 00 members in North
America alone. with over 1000 or
CARNATIONS owning buildings and
equipment valued at over 100000
600. employing 5000 trained secre-
taries. and with branches in practi-
cally every country on the globe
literally a worldwide brotherhood.
The South Bend association was
organized March 10, 1882. with
Clement Studebaker as president
and Marvin Campbell as recording
secretary. In 1910 the present
splendid building-the gift Of the
Studebakers-was opened Later.
the fine boys building and big gym
nasium were added, thus making one
of the foremost public structures in
South Bend and one of the most
complete association equipments IN
the middle west.
The War Service.
The war service Of the association
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS, At
TF\TIO\,

Annual installation OF officers OF
George VI. Poinsett Garrison. No. 90.
Army and Navy Union, Tuesday
evening. Jan .. at Sticks hall, 32f
:. Michigan St. followed by dancing
and refreshments by the garrison
auxiliary. All service or ex-service
men invited and urged 10 attend
and bring wives or ladies. Uniforms
will be worn. Come and get ac-
quainted with each other and with
Us Good music.
Commander and Committee.
Adv-11151-7
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
RELIANCE COAL.

Comes in just the right sizes for
the different uses. Handy big Jumps
and egg for the furnace and heat
ing stoves. and nut FOR the cooking
stoves. Remember-two thousand
pounds OF satisfaction 10 every ton.
/ am ready and anxious TO serve
you. c. n. Defrees. Sole Agent
315 :. Taylor 81. Home phone 527e.
Bell phone 279. 11132-5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

, expert direction in two large. well
/ equipped gymnasiums.
4. A complete bath equipment,
! including many showers and % by
60 swimming pool with clear water
kept at a uniform temperature.
.. Opportunities for clean games
in attractive surroundings. such as
billiards, indoor golf. checkers,
chess, etc.
6. A well stocked reading room
and library. including most OF the
prominent current magazines.
Z. Evening educational classes,
lectures. talks. etc.
s. A program of informal social
affairs providing entertainment and
/ fellowship.
9. Dormitory facilities and excel
lent cafeteria.
10. Also because it offers YOU an
opportunity 10 back up the Y pro-
gram Of constructive character
building activities for the boy-life
/ of South Bend.
opportunity TO strengthen and carry
on the morale making program OF
activities for the returning soldiers
and sailors 10 which they have beep
/ accustomed i'm service.
II. Also because il offers you an
opportunity 10 back up the associa-
tons program for the industrial
workers of the city as il seeks to
promote friendly and understanding
relationships during this difficult
period of readjustment in the in
dustries.
Is. Also because IL offers you an
opportunity to participate in a great
character building program making
for a finer citizenship and a better
city.
The Association Needs You.
Because
The scope and character of its
| service in this community depends
upon the strength and caliber of it's
membership.
The Boys.
A membership in the Y. NJ c. a.
is a valuable investment from the
stanapoint of putting your money to
work in the form of service to
/ boys. The association is placing it's
roys' work on a city-wide basis
making an effort 10 reach the 5000
boys between the ages VI II and 20
/ in South Bend. regardless Of mem
! bership. This is being done by Of
\ fering the Sunday schools. boys or
CARNATIONS. community groups. q
/ four-fOld program of boys work that
/ does not operate outside their every
I day life but is a carefully 1rt!cu-
I lated part of il. In this way. the
association hopes to become an ac-
+ tual working arm of the church re-
lating the boys through their nat
ural groups to the church in the
+ community in which they live. Civ
/ ing the church q four-fold program
and training their leadership regard
+ less OF mem bership in the Y. NJ.
+ &. A. but Offering the facilities OF
/ the association wherever desired.
The Membership Campaign.
/ War and epidemic have combined
/ to deplete the membership and de-
I mOFallZe the attlNAlito. ilt SAbAd
\ ton is serious and the management
deems ii vital that we strengthen
our constituency, stimulate our ac-
tivities and enlarge our service
through a four-day membership
campaign for at least 500 members
Jan. IA TO Is. Offering special cam
paign rates during this period.
Pres't Wilson has said that you
can test the modern city by the de-
gree Of its interest in the Young
Mems Christian association.
Gen. Pershing says: "The Y NJ
/ Q. a. has won its place by unselfsh
I personal devotion 10 the soldiers
+ welfare and deserves staunch sup
... L. -..r.. r.nnrIn % Hnr11o -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05
To KEEP HOUSE
TEMPER ATIRE ENEN

Place Coal Service BY Product
Coke on top Of nights filling Of fur
mace. 10 catches quickly and will
keep the house warm, while fire is
being replenished in the morning
Bell. 351: Home. 6662.-Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

For prompt developing and print
ii.g bring your films TO Schnling' g.
ADV lllNl-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-05

Prayerbooks. rosaries, and other
Catholic necessities at Schilling's.-
Adv 1875
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-07
La situacion poltica en- Polonia,
La question del poder pubico.

anulaban pOr ell hecho de la derro
tai de estOs.
COsciente de Due sus prerroga
twas no podfan sustenerse, ell Con
sejO de Regencia decide retirar
sc. Pero inspirandose Ell ell deseo
patri0ticO de evitar al pals per
turbaciOnes viOlentas que sObre
vendrlan fOrZOsamente de SUI re-
tirada, porque Ia fuerza, a falta
de Otro principle legitimO de au-
toridad, serla erigida en- arbitro
supreme, los regentes resignarOn
sus poderes soberanos, poniendO
los en- manOs de un hOmbre GU.
yas cOnvicciOnes polfticas eran
capaces de dar abstraction las
exigencias del momento, Y cuya
pOpularidad constituia la garan
tia de un desarrollo pacifico de
los acOntecimientos.
Jozef pilsudski fue ell hombre
elegido. Sc lie otorgaron faculta-
des iguales las del presidente de
la Rephblica francesa. Todas las
tentativas enemigas cayeron an
te la fuerza moral de aquel patrio
ia, que, salido recientemente de
la prisi0n EN- que 10 tuvirOn los ale
names a causa de su actitud alti
va independents, supo imponer
su vOluntad al pals enterO. FL
hecho de que Pilsudski no cier-
ciera sus funciones por la viOlen-
cia, sinO pOr sustituci0n legal de
una autoridad, que aunque no re-
prcsent0 eXactamente los senti-
mienos colectivos, sirvi0 sin EN-
barge, durante dos anos de vivo
simbolO para los esfuerzos de la
naci6n hacia la independence,
este hechO hacia mas fuerte la
posici6n del nuevo jefe de Esta-
do.
pilsudski sc halo ante dos he
chos que, por proceder de los pal
ses vecinos de Polonia, pudieron
producer entire los pOlacos serias
repercusiones; primero, la revo-
luci0n sOcialista en- Alemania sc
gundo, la intensificaci0n de 10 que
podria llamarse ell imperialismO
ideol6gico del Gobierno bolchevi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-07

Cuando, bajo- la preston de los
acOntecimientos, los austroalema
nes Sc vieron obligados a abando
mar ell pals polaco, este Sc halo,
casi sGbitamente, ante la question
primordial: IA quien deberia co
responder ell Poder piblico en- la
nueva situaci6n?
Sabido es que al declarar Alema
MIA EN- 1916, la Independence de
aquella parte de Polonia qne por
entonces tOdavla sc llamaba ru-
sa, pusO al frente de su nueva crea
ci6n politica de.un Consejo de Re-
igencia, cOmpuestO de tres hon.
bres, en- cuya lealtad parecfa tener
confianza ell GObierno de Berlin.
En- vez de un GobiernO, Sc cre6
una apariencia de Gobierno. Lo
Inico que no fue ficticio en- los
IpOderes de los tres comparsas fue
su servilismO ante, los mandates
de Berlin. . e's
Como en- todOs los asuntOs de
la vida polftica del pals, esta de-
pendencia de las Ordenes de Ale
mania sc mOstraba tambien en- ell
modO de nOmbrar ell Gobierno !:
el papel del Consejo de Regencia
sc reducia a Ia maquina que
firmaba las listas de ministries ella
boradas en- las oficinas de Ia
"Wilhelmstrasse".
La victoria de los aliados cre6
ina situacion nueva. Sc suscit0
EN- seguida la question del poder
La linea de evoluci6n por la cual
ha pasado nuestrO pals para re-
Oliver esta question, prueba una
ara discipline politica y un pa
triotismo que sabe sacrificar la pre-
rrogativa y olvidar la doctrina
cuandO sc trata del bien de la ma
ci0n.
Ell COnsejo de Regencia Sc atri
bula ell derecho de permanecer al
frante del Estado hasta I acOnvO-
caci6n de Ia Constituyente. La
opinion pdblica lie negaba este de-
recho, alegando que sus poderes,
cuya legitimidad derivaba Gnica-
mente de Ia arbitrariedad arma-
da de los imperios cetrales, Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-07
PAGINA ONCE.

Ique russo. La necesidad imperio-
sa de evitar la anarqufa medial.
tie algunas concesiones, necesidad
reconocida plenamente por todas
las classes sOciales polacas, indu-
jo Pilsudski a cOnfiar Ia f0rma-
ci0n del Gabinete al socialista mo-
dorado Maraczewski. ESQ fue
considerable como una vacuna
contra la invasion del bOlche-
vismO.
Este "Gobierno vacuna", COM
lpuesto hasta hace POGO exclusiva-
mente de los socialistas, realiz6
durante su Ultima etapa grandes
esfuerzos, de acuerdo con ell Co
mite polaco Ell Paris. Para for
mar un gabinete de concentration
EN- cuyo senO encOntrarfan lugar
IadecuadO tOdOs los elementOs del
ipais. Los delegadOs de este Go
bierno llegaron Il Paris para po-
nerse en- relaci0n con los Gobier-
nos aliadOs. Su mission no alcan-
10 ell resultado que Sc deseaba.
NemOs asl que la question del
poder ha tenido entire nOsotrOs
una soluci6n pacifica, en- la cual
los imperativOs del mOmentO his
t0-icO' lograron obtener un apOyO
EN- Ia casi legitimidad de las suce-
sivas situaciOnes gubernamenta-
les, soluci0n que ha eyitado al pals
Iel slncope repentinO del advent
mientO al pOder de un GObiernO
basado- inicamente en- la autori-
dad de la fuerza, y que de este
modo ha dadO a los cambios suce-
sivOs del pOder la cOntinuidad tan
iitil en las epocas de grandes trans
formaciones politicas.
Tadeusz PEPPER.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-07

de materiales de escuela para uso
del Gobierno Insular.
Pueden obtenerse proposiciones
en- blanco dirigi6ndose al Negocia-
do de Materiales, Imprenta y
Transporte, San Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-07

UN ARCHIVO


de la Gran Fabrica de
@sa.H m en- su Oficina es
e0Q3Qgtp signo de que u.s.
ted conOce 10 que vale ell te-
ner sus documentos ordena-
dos y siempre a mano. Toda
Oficina de mucho trabajo
tiene' los de mayor tamailo.
Hay para todas. CdnterO
FerndndeS G CompdRiG los
vendeS Y puede mostrarles
los explendidos modelos que
acaban de recibir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-07
49, - l1issl nd slilI 90 a
.Espala J! Ia
PrenSa IngleSa
Ell MORNING POST" ACUSA
DE INGRATITUD A
CATALINA
Juicios del Times sobre la po-
Utica espanola.
Londres 27 (12 n.y.

El Times" publica un tele.
grama de SUI corresponsal en-
Madrid, diciendo que el Gobier-
no ha acordado mandar a Ma
rruecos, para donde rlnarchara
en- breve, al general Berenguer,
provisto de plenos poderes para
solucionar la situaci6n actual.
Ell corresponsal dice luego:
Ell general Berenger deja ell
ministerio de la Guerra para ir
a cumplir esa mission diffcil.
Els uno de los mas distingui-
, dos oficiales espanoles, Y como
ministro de la Guerra ha hecho
mucho' para librar su depar-
tanento de las intrigas politicas,
ts.l usuales en- otros paises como
en- Espaila.
Su nombramiento para Ma
rruecos demuestra que ell Co.
bierno esta decidido a obrar
energicamente, y hay que reco-
nocer que ell Ministerio que pre-
side ell conde de Romanones tie
ne plena conciencia de la nece-
sidad de poner orden en- la IONA
espafola, encargando de esa ta-
rea al general Berenguer, que,
como ell general Lyautey, es un
hombre militar sin ser militia
rista.
Ell general Berenguer recono-
ce la necesidad de una acci6n
energica con ciertos elementos
eXtrailos en- la zona espanola,
constandole que es impossible
realizar acto alguno antes de ha-
Ger una limpieza completa de los
agitadores.'
Los que, con raz6n, han cri-
ticado a los demas Gobiernos es-
pafoles por su inaccion, haran
bien en- suspender todo juicio
hasta que ell general Berenguer
haya tenido OCCASION de demos
trar sus intenciones, y es de SUI
poner que SUI mando continuara
con cualquier Gobierno que pue-
da suceder al del conde de Ro-
manones.
La situacion catalina ha lle-
gado al punto de que Sc adopte
una importante resolution, que
dependera de la actitud que los
catalanistas adopten en- las pro-
xmas sesiones del Parlamento.
La inmensa mayoria de los Mu-
nicipios catalanes son partida-
rios de la autonomia completa.
Lo que las Cortes deben ahora
acordar es 81 un Gobierno ver-
daderamente democratico sera
Illamado por ell Rey para conce-
/ der la autonomia, 81 un Co.
bierno conservador conservara
ell orden en- ell pals por medios
militares. En- este 1ltimo case,
los catalanes adoptaran una po-
Utica obstruccionista hasta OBJ
tener sus peticiones.
Esta semana va a ser de gran
importancia para la vida politi-
ca de Espaiia."
Juicios del Morning Post"
Londres % g n.y.
Ell corresponsal en- Madrid de-
Morning POST, ocupandose dc
la agitaci6n autonomista en- Bal
celona, escribe:
"Todos los Gobiernos,. com.
prendiendo que la industria ca
talana era incapaz de luchar cor
la competencia eXtranjera, Ia
protegieron con tarifas prohibi
twas, obligando de este modo q
), las otras provineias compral
las mercancias catalanas a pre-.
clos elevados.
Catalina, que es una mala hi.
ia mimada de Espana, debe Ia
mayor parte de SUI esplendids
prosperidad a sus hermanas
Por esta raz6n, la ingratituC
que supone la resolution de Sc.
pararse de Espana despierts
unanime indignation.
~ ix4t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-07
DE MATERIALES
IMPRENTA Y TRANSPORTE.
SUBASTA

Sc recibiran proposiciones bajo
sobre cerrado hasta las 3 P. NJ,
mayo 2, 1919, para ell suministro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-07

Pcra motores de gas, bonn.
bds, plantds de riego, PLAN
tGs de kielo, m0tores electri-
cos, nosotros:: SUCESORES
DE ABARCA. = San Juan.
CERA JOHNSON, PARA BAL
LIE. Haga su pedido anticipada-
mente a la FERRETERIA MERI-
NO. Advt.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-31
Delinquent Tax List
OF CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, COLORADO
TREAsURER'S OFFICE, l
CLEAR CREEK COUNTY, !
STATE OF COLORADO. |


STATE OF COLORADO.
Public notice hereby that will according to law offer
at public ae at County Clear Greek
and State of Colorado on the
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1919,
succeeding the hour l0 clock M OF
said day. following described real estate situate Ill
county which for the 1916 1917 and 1915
paid shall be to the taxes herein
down, and penalties towlt:
LIST OF REAL ESTATE TO OFFERED.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23

Female

Experienced stenographer and book
keeper. Call at A. /. Myers, Caldwell.
Ida. Phone 1873.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-09-23
SOME EXTRA GOOD BUYS.

SOME EXTRA GOOD BUYS.
sos acres stock and grass ranch, To-
Gated in Council Valley. Ida. nice s.
room house. barn 100x52 for $50 ton
hay. granary,. sheds. etc. we'll fenced.
ITO acres under cultivation, so acres
alfalfa, some grain, family orchard.
balance pasture right black sandy
loan, near fine cattle range, creek
runs through farm, all stock and
machinery goes, 40 head cattle,
hogs, chickens. Only $2S.000.00; 316,-
10000 will handle.
so acres near Meridian, 7-room plas>
tered house, barns and other out
buildings. family orchard. SO acres
alfalfa. 10 acres clover. balance pas
ture. A real bargain at $4,000.
Terms
so acres on Deer Flat. small house. SO
acres under cultivation. 20 acres al
falfa, balance grain land, small house.
good well. 100000.
10 acres 4 miles from Star, fine soil.
paid water. small house, barn, good
well, family orchard. IA acres alfalfa.
10 acres wheat, balance pasture.
Price. S7.500.0O. Terms or would ex-
change for good stock ranch.
20 acres miles from Eagle, 4-room
house, barn. chicken house. 16 acres
alfalfa, acres pasture. fruit. paid
water. fine SOIL Only 100000.
10 acres. all in Swear old apples, paid
water. on gravel road IN miles to
r. r. station, miles from Boise.
100000. $4,000 cash, balance s
years. per cent
10 acres near Whitney, all in alfalfa, 2
blocks from car line. scent fare
100000. Terms.
acre. good 5-room bungalow, chicken
house and other buildings. fine gar
den, all goes for $2,200.O0. Possess
sion at once. Terms.
CITY PROPERTY.
6-room bungalow, modern except heat
3 blocks from car line, lot 2O0xl2S:
plenty fruit. Terms.
6-room stone house, close in, modern
except heat, fine shade. lawn, large
lot. Don't miss seeing this At $500.
Terms.
6-room bungalow. modern except heat.
hne location. $s.15o.oO. $4,000 will
5-room, modern except heat, large lot
good location, $2.25o.00. Terms.
4-room house, large lot, fine shade
fruit Only $1,250.00.
rooms. modern except heat 81 .600 M
$4,000 down, balance $500 per
month.
8 -room house. strictly modern. hot wa-
ter heat. nice garage. close in.
real snap at $6.3o0.00. and terms.
6-room brand new bungalow. stricf,v
modern. hardwood floors. furnace.
Only s6,260.00. Half cash. balance
s-room modern house, CLOSE in. hot az
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