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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
NO EXCUSE FOR
RHEUMATISM

No matter how many Rheumatic
Remedies you have tried there 10
only ono that's absolutely sure and
certain.
Get q hottie Of "Neutrcne Pre-
scription 90" at your druggists to-
day, take it faithfully and you'll be
rid of all soreness, stiffness and
swollen, aching, painful joints and
muscles, after few days.
Oh, my, but 'sNeutrone Prescrip-
ton 90" will surprise you, you can
distinctly feel that overload Of agony
and pain leaving you and what =
relief, 30 easy, it's fine!
Get . bottle today; you owe-it to
yourself. Then say goodbye, tsou.
ble." For sale BY =
A. j. Risss the druggist. and leading
druggists everywhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

7 no PHONE ORDERS
{ No c. O. D. NO APPROvALS.
No EXCHANGES.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

gun nests, thinking they were to be
attacked. They all shouted "kam-
Grad" They did not know ! was
alone. / got the whole bunch"
For getting the whole bunch. he
was given the decoration which en-
titles him to appear upon the floor
Of congress and to have direct per-
sonal access to the president or to
any army official.
Mr.. Slack and his companion.
Lieutenant Lamp, are to be Joined
later in the week by Corporal Low
man. who has nearly the same
decorations, and who took 140 Ger
man prisoners.
The men are in the tri-cities in
the endeavor to interest the public
in the monthly publication. Amer
lean Heroes. The magazine works
for the interests Of ex-service men
and represents their message to the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause Talbe'
Dr.. EdWardg' Olive Tablets

Thats what Thousands a stumaea
sm6za8 10 dulng now. lnsteod q
taking tunia q trying to pateh up =
poor digestion, they ne attacking DE-
ssd csnse d The ailment- eneged
liver md 6sogdaed bowek
d. Edwad5' Give Tah1ets asuuse
the liver n . soothing, he1ing NV.
When the liver and bowels 9e par
forming their natural fanctinnA aWay
goes indigestion md stomach troubles
Have you Z bad taste. coated
tongue. po0 appetite, = my. dat
care feeling, no ambition a en4U;
trouble With Aandigested ioods7 Tske
Olive TabletA the substitute fur ca1omeA
Dr.. Edvards' Olive Tab1eh ne Z
purely vegetable compound mined With
olive oil. You Win know than BY their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping. cramps a pain.
Tale one q tho at bedtime fnr o,ick
relief. Eat what you like. l0c and sc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
APPRECIATION

g -
Editor The Argus: We, the
undersigned. wish to express
our kind appreciation for the
hearty cooperation rendered
BY The Argus in making the
celebration o. armist.ce day
such a success in Rock island.
The banquet given by :3c Rock
Island post Of the American
Legion was . great success,
due &c . great deal by the
hearty cooperation rendered by
The Argus. (Signed)
PAUL r. PRESTON,
WILLARD r. LARKIN,
FRED l.. MITCHELL.
DANIEL X. BRENNAN,
ROSWELL ". APPLICABLE.
C0mEllttee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
THuKaDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-NovEMBER 49, 1918

Iional medal. the highest acknowl-
edgment Of bravery that can be
conferred BY the United States, d.
rect from the hands Of General
Pershing At Chaumont in recogni-
ton Of ..conspicuous gallantry and
intrspidity in action. above and be-
yond the call Of duty" He is the
only Wisconsin man to have re-
ceived the medal, Of which the gov
eminent has conferred only 76.
He wears also the legion Of honor
medal militAire, presented by Mar
shal Petain 1t Brest. : croix de
guerrs With palms In recognition
Of bravery in rescuing = compan-
ian under Z heavy barrage. Z Sec
ond one IN recognition Of the con-
gresaionAl medal. and q decoration
frum the king Of Montenegro. He
has bsen notified thst be will be
awarded The Victorian cross from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
MOST DECORATED
SOLDIER COMES
TO ROCK ISLAND

The most decorated soldier in the
United States, possessor Of the
congressional medal, two croix de
guerre and three other decorations.
Private Clayton K. Slack, only %,
and known rs 'Wisconsin's great
est hero" ID : guest in Rock Island.
He Is here to pass q week IN the
city with two companions. .Lielten-
ant Earl H. Lamp. and Corporal
Berger Lowman. all Of whom are
representing the interests Of Amer
lean Heroes, 4 publication for and
by ex-service men.
Mr.. Slack received his congress
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
ECIAL MEET
h DECIDE ON
||RUSSIA'S FATE


sondon, Nov. 13.-Premier Lloyd
qfge declared In the house Of
inm0ns today that no person 1t
time, ON his behalf. or with
Z knowledge, had interviewed
4shevik representatives in order
learn whether negotiations for
Zee might be opened and upon
1t terms.
Hrhe premier announced that 1t
70 proposed to call at an early
e m international conference at
ttch the ministers Of the allied
associated powers might con-
Yer the various problems which
" peace conference as yet had
Ihnd itself unable to settle, among
itch was the problem Of Russia
London, Nov. 13.-The settlement
the Russian problem, said the
temier. was most essential to the
construction Of the world. TIE
hditions in that country. he de-
kred. were a contributing cause
1.-THE prevailing high prices. Like
|lse, he said. the German reac-
|bnaries were already using the
Resent strife in Russia to strength
y their influence.
Washington. Nov. 13.-There is
B be no compromise with the boil
heviki government in Russia by
he United States 1t was learned
Sday at the state department. Of
|cials said there had been no ex-
|hange Of notes between this gov
Eminent and the British or any
kher government concerning sug-
|estions that conference with the
|Olsheviki be undertaken.
This country's attitude is the
hme now. 1t was said. as 1t was
|Ast year when Secretary Lansing
sppealed to the civilized nations Of
he world to declare the bolsheviki
5ntlaws.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

England. and Z Belgian and an
Italian medal.
Takes 10 Prisoners.
The award Of the congressional
medal was made to MIR. Slack for
the capture Of 10 prisoners and two
heavy type machine guns, and saw
ing the company ,and others frcLl
heavy Casualties. 1t is with ex-
IRENE modesty Of bearing that the
young soldier tells Of this exper-
fence:
Il saw two Germans skulkiny
through the brush and grass They
were bringing up ammunition Cor
two machine guns in front Of US.
I rushed on them and covered them
with my bayonetted gun. They
put up their arms and shouted
"kamerad," and the commotion
they made caused all their compan-
ions to come out from the machine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
DORM CLUB PLANS
TO EDIT = PAPER
AND FORM TEAM

Less than q normal attendance
last night marked & session of the
Rock Island Y. M. c. A. Dorm Mems
club, which nevertheless was the
best meeting in several ways which
that organization has had this year,
{ The Is men who were present de-
cided to inaugurate two new en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

public. The fact that II carries tins
approval Of General Pershing, Set''
rotary Newton D. Baker. Secretary
Lane, General Leonard Wood. and
other members of the cabinet rec
ommend 1t.
1t is now working in behalf OF
the Mondell soldier land bill and
the government bonus for ex-
soldiers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13

IHorlick's the Original
lM allied Milk Avoid
limitations E Substitutes
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-11-13
AMERICANS NOT tn IN.

Paris. Nov. l3.-No member Of
the American peace conference
delegation viii participate in the
Dorpat conference.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-16
Sec. ". 6. Weldon
Reports Meeting
COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICER
BRINGS BACK GOOD IDEAS
FROM "BETTER BUSI-
NESS CONVENTION

The following is an extract of the
report made by Secretary w. G. Wei
don of the Redwood Falls Commerce.
al Club, of the Better Business Con
vention which was held at Minneapo-
| lis March 19 and 20 Mr.. Weldon re.
presented Redwood Falls and the Club
at this convention and made a full
report on it before the club at
recent meeting.
When I left Redwood Falls, on We'd
jnesday morning / was wondering how
could represent Redwood Falls at
Better Business Convention.
Not being in touch with the bust
ness problems of the Merchants OF
this city, how was to be of any use
at such convention.
| had visions of the Wholesalers
of the Twin Cities, meeting me at
the convention, and drumming me for
business, and putting forth their rea-
sons why it would be to the advan-
tage of the business men of Redwood
Falls to deal with them.
Can you imagine my surprise when
I discovered that was not the OBJ
ject of the convention. That while
the business men of the Cities we've
there making friends and indirectly
of course, were bidding for business
the real motive for the convention was
far greater. and had loftier ideals
than the mere bidding for business.
1t was in fact patriotic conven-
ton, and all American Convention,
and the ideas and ideals Of every
speaker at the convention ran in but
one direction, that of making our
home, our towns, our Cities and our
country a better place to live in.
The sense of the Convention was that
this year is the beginning of new
era in the spirit of business; that
business must be made truly demo-
cratic if it is to be established on a
safe basis; that the good business man
must first be a good citizen.
J. E. Meyers, introduced as the ALL
American Mayor of Minneapolis, made
the first address.
Mr.. Meyers first word was
"Friends." he said, 81 call you friends
because If we are not friends it is un-
fortunate" His entire address was
an appeal to the business men to
help the boys. He said we must not
live and let live, but we must live and
help to live.
The rule OF Class against Glass
must not become rooted IN America;
we must have rule by the people, and
not by class and autocracy.
Mr.. Meyers said I'VE hear so much
about getting back to normal times
now that the war is over that TO 60
back TO normal times must not be
permitted, that il we do 60 back, we
are lost. The United States is in
debt Is billion dollars, and the Gov
eminent has given - 3 years in which
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-16
THE REAL KEPT PRESS

One hears quite a lot about the
"kept press" since socialism came in
to being in North Dakota For half
century the country newspapermen
| in this and other states have earned
by the sweat of their brows every
cent they have made out of the bust
ness. Yet, after all these years Of
boosting for the old home town, the
old farm and the business mans and
the farmers interests. the decent
Ilaw-abiding neWspapermen must now
suffer the indignity of having un-
scrupulous fly-by-night socialist edi-
tors jump into the journalistic spot
light and try to convince the farm
ers that these editors were skinning
them even when they had their hands
full trying to get out the paper with
the. rent overdue and the collector
at the door. Those who believe all
this twaddle about the press in Min
nesota being kept" should go out in
North Dakota and get their eyes OPP
ened. Out there the Socialistic Town
ley crowd have passed law that is
bound to put hundreds of newspapers
out of business. The law provides
for but one legal newspaper in coun-
ty. The purpose is obvious. If that
isn't high handed, autocratic kept
press" demonstration then there new
er was one. Exchange.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-16

and good director, and the enthusi-
aSm that was developed was surpris-
ing. Those who could not sing did
not keep still, they made noices. They
simply could not help it.
BLOW FOR THE PLACE WHERE
YOU LIVE, people gain an impression
blow. At a meeting in Los Angeles,
there were 2 number of speakers on
the program from that City, and each
speaker puffed for Los Angeles; they
were unanimous that they had the
greatest City in the United States with
but one exception, they were not on
water front the ocean being some
distance from the City. After several
speakers had made the same COM
plant, a speaker from out Of town
was called on to speak and he said, Il
think have scheme to remedy your
/ trouble, | would suggest that you hire
an engineer to survey from the ocean
to Los Angeles and that you lay a II
inch pipe from the ocean to the City,
and then if you can suck as hard as you
can blow you will sure have the gar
den spot of the United States" Adopt
| this motto. Throw away your hammer
. and Get a Horn.
/ Another matter was brought out
by the Secretary of the Commercial
Club of st. Paul, and that is, "Should
women belong to the Club. ST. Paul
has 500 women members and they find
that it is very satisfactory. He says
Municipal Housekeeping is job for
women.
/
4 Women can really apply their citi-
zenship in the Commercial Club, and
educate themselves for the future in
the problems that come to Citizens
and prepare themselves for the right
of franchise which is sure to come tt
them in the very near future.
Planning for the care and welfare
lof children in the City is better ac
complished by the assistance and guild
ance of the women. We need the wo
Imens assistance in planning the edu
cation and training of the childrez
which is one of the important depart.
ments in which the Commercial Club
must be interested.
He said it costs about $1,000 pei
4 year to care for and educate boy in
his home, and it costs about $4,000
per year to do the same for him in the
reform school The best interests Oh
the boys welfare is of course the point
to be considered. Sometimes an illus
tration of now it effects the pocket
book will stir some men to action
when all other appeals fail.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-16

Secretary Lanes land reclamation
plan for the benefit of the soldier, is
opposed by Senator Gronna on the
ground that it will produce a glut of
food! A political platform calling for
scarce and high food is not likely to
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-16
VlCTORY-APRIL :
SAVE THE REPUBLIC

Borah says that the Republican bat
tlecry for next years campaign
should be "Save the Republic" by
which he means "defeat the League
of Nations"
And Reed, Democrat, thinks that
that should be the Democra-
tic battle-cry also.
Yes, "save the Republic" save il
from the blight politics and narrow
vision represented in the influence Of
its Borahs and its Reeds!
-NlcrnRN-ApRll 2f
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-16

The man who doesn't appreciate his
friends doesn't deserve to have any.
Elk.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-16

be very popular with the ultimate
tconsumers.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1919-04-16
-vlCTORY-APRlL

IL man sprung from monkey some
Of 'em didn't get far enough away
Ex.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
CITY REAL ESTATE ron SALE

NICE A'room modern homo Tor sale ny
ownrr 1890, tl 900 cash No East
SIN ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Colorado

WE BUILD IMPROVEMENT FOR
YOU
II YOU buy one OF our 20 or s0-ncre farms
under our special improvement plan.
house. barn and well, cash payment re-.
CURED on land equals approximately
cost OF improvements only, hnlance long
time AZ perceuis an irrigated FARM
whore YOU can raise peas, pigs. alfalfa,
potatoes, small grains and fine gar.
dens Is an assurance Of success. white
for detailed Information The Costllln
Estates Development Co. Box "B," San
Acacio. col.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
NEG'J0JIRl KHAN g G555y

Farm Dept
lhou" Walnut &c. 2O9's West Main S.
lo' NDgrS lu ,nddo county. So IN ,ul.
uriIou =, posture. 10 acres choice
bottom Io4t ~ corn or alfalfa land
good I.fo1m house. lprgc bHrn. well
NIrimiil abundance of soft water. ou
mail lime phone IN house good family
orchard near school nnI on good
fH.I This is bargain n sold soon
rI.r, $3.50 s. i01 push. $500 In one
.,rr balance 'o sul' n y1u don Z
U.u' possess ,.u. ,ru get $3.50 ,tsh rent
Come s.u iI. Courtney q IfIt,
' no .. 'rrdHi.p. D.l.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Michigan.

MAKE BIG MONEY In gr,in. fruit
poultry or truck In Michgan'a best
counties. hardwood land tlI to $50 per
acre. low terms; markets. schools.
churches free insurance, no taxes five
years; farm advisors; no swamp or
stones; 10 to $50 acres best land offer
IN 4. s. from the largest company.
booklet free Write now Sw,pnft
Land Co, Tl2j6 First National Bank
Rldg, Chicago. H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Arkansas.

LISTEN acre farm. so acres culU.
waited; 3-room house. barn. spring:
No per ncre; terms Have other farms;
write for list ward tho land man.
Mountain Home. Ark
81 ACRES level land Good house and
barn: 1900 Baisen peach trees A real
hargnln Write tho Home Investment
Co, Leslie. Ark
Isl ACRES. N In cultivation. house.
barn. orchard. spring. near school and
church price 81 OOu: terms. Farm Es.
change Co. Leslie. Arkansas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
South Dakota.

FOR SALE-ll, 900 acre ranch. south
west South Dakota; 1000 acres In
Alfalfa: 1900 acres the best Of alfalfa
land: largo residence, six ranch houses.
well fenced and cross fenced. best Of
water IN every field; railroad station
on the land; best colonization propo.
sition IN the northwest; well stocked
WIN the finest of cattle Price SO
per acre for land. stock M market
vnlue. % percent cash. hplpucc time
10 suit purchaser J r white, Pal.
mira. Mo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
Texas

TEN ACRES to loo. 600. Texas. Arknn.
sas. oklahoma farms. ranches, best
bargains from owners state how much
want to invest mud whore. Write 10
buy. sell or trade. Land Buyers Guide
Mckinney. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma


FARM iOR SALE direct from owner
l3D acres fine WHehlm bottom
strictly corn and alfalfa and. neai
lnlm valley, fine church and Achoo
10 q, NIL" ~ farm, viii sell cheap Ad
dress Lock lioS 90, Alex. okla
fON SALE-A beautiful well improved
2n'hcf" tract on ~ Reno lntcrurhnn
I'm" w,I water, fruit. etc. An idral
chicken ranch or truck Might trido
for good alfalfa farm close 10 city
naNln ftop 10. IL Reno. H. T. n. I.
Box 100, cltv
NNY % 0rN 10 NCREs. ! miles south.
wv WN west of Mshnk on
uril route. excellent
rond 20 nDrcs NJ nrayy hand well frrll.
lf"I, 20 urrrH IN meadow, ~ nrfrs In
pasture night on mix route. pasture ig
rv"cllrnf Hoddrd good 6-ruom plast,fcd
house, iInr vel ~ water and wind.
MN. good barn 3oN3i, hay lon. COW
she'd chich"nNousc. 5.ocfc hog lot. nll
ticrd and ,fOsr fenced small family
orchard. 80 acres adjoining can be-
leased very reasonable. n " M ln cul.
uvhtion. Pro" for quick sale. S. 500
LISTING $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

EiWuUNS home. trnde Tor efuliy In
.mnll nous" Tllrr Walnut ,sJ?. eve
rIugH
o.. ACHES N good farm land IN suh.
ufb NJ shawnee ul district trade flf
d",if1hIr lots in oklahoma CI'y Mipl,
1|IN.U
IS NNT G"uI rental property. up.tn.
date huugtlnW preferred. IN exchange
f.r acre tract Win good house NJ
Edmond value g. nN't VIII pty nr ss.
sumo difference Phone Chgrrn, wal.
ru' $3.50 or lir
..nNl and ! trades. autos. farm acreage.
houses. etc \sk NJ Pope. Marie
.t.N Walnut ,1n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
oUT.oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

ErRNlslIlsD cabin a. tho most beau
tiNl lHko m the Colorado noun
tnins local fishing leo roi Hprlng on
urru'W = n, care iklhhpmnn.
EDMOND PROPERTY
SPECIALITY
tius good llu NJ acreage tracts and
modern homes near uuuu1l tiHy terms
N desired HlHD farm ~ DtrlunE" Tor
home hero uf ~ Edmond 'lgrfu.
ssi American national linuN Edmond
office over Ciillru'r National BANK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRAD


IuK SALE or viii exchange flf high
class SET .uUlisd rcsiirnls iu 'tii.
bona tIN i'1 acres located n miles
90 fihNesi - oklahoma CTS. 10 acres IN
wheat good pasture with spring water.
gu'd lmpfuN"ututs. value 10000 loan
t'."Hn. All Suin" or pay difference. e.
" Russell II WcS s'i
80 NGRES m Canadian county. ali In
cultivation. 3 acres orchard producing
lIhcrta peaches and fine apples. would
mike fine alfalfa farm. lprltrd near
r1'lfoad and less thhnu a. mile. from
Oklahoma CITY: prospect ~ oil IN
ighbOfhood. 81 500 cash ur s. 500
down Write or see Editor Yukon sun
yukon, Okla. for Information
ron SALE or TRADE Farms aud
,iiy property. 7.toom house FOR rent
W VI Williams. 90 Baltimore Blig
phone Mnpl" ils?
FOE SALE or TRADE for small
modern bungalow A-fo0m oak I'm
ish home, northwest. by owner Wal.
mat Ni walnut 1855
For SALE or trade. 20 acres ~ tim.
hcr land IN Arkansas Ctll for Grant.
Walnut 7if5
TOE SALE or TRADE a pair lots
near a." Packing plants ana pair
IN Fast capitol Hll. clear. want auto
nr diamond. " T. shauu,k ~ Dora.
lo. Kan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
,MVI0l9EZ[ElIAC] &4 (G6)s

Farm Dept
Phone Walnut - 209ia West Main st
FOR NENT.-Ouc farm near Gcnry. one
near one Wolf okla write r. $
wilcox. Granite, Okla
IOK SALE nv ONNER-TWo farms
near Piedmont, nnd one near Edmond
Part casn, balance time Write T. s
Wilcox, Granite, okH
NY MI. from pavement. on
good state road. 100
acres IN cultivation; good. deep. black.
low prairie soil. good alfalfa land. 81
acres IN pasture; tho place is all
fenced and cross fenced. about : acres
In hog pasture. barge 7-ropm. s-stnry
house Nith a beautiful view of the
city. large cellar; good we'll and
windmill also good ciSiern: barn 32x
Is, number ~ good Vranaries. black
smith shop, chiCkcnhousc. COW shed. no
better farm I'm the state of Oklahoma
Tor 500 per acre: unusually liberal
t"rms Listing 35u0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Missouri

\ mG nNiriAlN 10 uorcs nloeb In.
proved ii8 miles nut, '' urrrs r.
timo grnhH wirn fencing pflrs 1880,
toms Also other hiuHIuA aud ~
changes. write for lisis wheeler
iifpthrfH. Mountain Grove, No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-04
FINE ELOG FARM

FIINE ILUN ESRM
100 acres. located about ten miles
northeast ~ Kpuawa and Six miles
northwest of Stsnkwa. in Seminole
county, okla. ~, acres Of fine bottom
lani, balance upland. all can bee farmed
except Is a. res OF upland e. aDreS In
cultivation. IN acres more ready for
plOw, two sets NJ small tenant improve
ments. close to school and chsreh.
there Is Il loan Of $500 runs several
yeats at 4 percent interest. cheap ~
- per acre. our price $50 36O ucrcs
near tho above land, all good land.
cheap at SO per acre. We can sell you
AZ ~. Come. let us show YOU
7. III. Gilliland Land Co.
3i6-i7 Liberty Rdg Walnut 2olG
FINE general purpose stopk farms %
ncr"s, ~ miles oklahoma CITY. iuu
acres In uultiyaton all sHJi Doe cultl-
waited. 30 acre bottom Ncycr Nilng
alfllta-co lana 30 ncrcs hay r,pi-
ow. Plenty living water. nlr improve.
mcnis. consolidated school Price
$1,000 Some terms
80 ACRl,S-li miles from city, @,
acres valley. 10 acres grass. family mr.
chnrd. consolidated school lmmcin' %
possession Price $4,000 Terms ON
part
100 ACGEs-75 ncrcs valley. never
falling corn ana alfalfa laud 20 ncfcs
under hos fence. l2O acres I'm culuv1-
tion, fair Improvements family or
Chart, consolidated school Price $500.
Terms, Si5oo cash
T.. s. Mathews.
Farm Land Dept
Il r STUAET & co