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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS

CASH PAID #Oa lklEIl IiNlo
D. ~ Fcaioreo 06 D Ga street
Phone $50 os..0tc
a. NJ is HELP lou want write
or phone Amarillo Employment
Agency Help t0 ,irmors aud Con
tractors Free Oae men OF car
load Why use poor help whom we
have good help On land at al times
Plenty ~ cooks and DINING room
girls on hand noW When .u need
OF JOB see us a- we are iu touch
with all The best Contractors .u the
state. J. ID He'd manager bay
phone S. night. phone 22i3
UOLSTEfNs. HOT TENS Auction
sale. Forth Worth Texas. March a.
ny Texas Ho.s'e Brceder club
Best animals la ate cons .nHd;
many ln gallon COWS Adar J s..
Bldga4y. seDy. college Station Tex
as. itp
.rLowE5 and rHfm- .haue
1895 l"' % .1
COLLIE lions.
Wages. rsnts a.I claims #. EHf
description cole, on p,rH.u'aE,
basis. aatN here Give us q Chance
We can Ect Che money The rrar-
son Mercantile Nr"rr .'H
.Iy VAUGHN I#lI Tuu.I Phone
I>' '.-.t.
FTTF BLOOD gEus cattle fOr
als II bloc not res tered
hrU. .rr. no. Dr. eis. in COZ load
lots ur more q 4 cattle .r. 600
ry shamrock rrr snd are . good
condition Iuo shelton anna.
rIIIn Texas zoo.
Hay rOR sALr. lave baHeI oats
prairie h1v. haiie straw anI wheat
straw. fur price. rite y b Hiu
Iuuhlm I.t.. .lif.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
T. NJ. BRUNER g. co.
WANT COLUMN

500 acres. well improved. 3 miles
south of city limits. only S2S per
acre. not leased for OH purposes. but
landing offer.
216 acres miles south of CITY
limits improved $50 per acre. one
Fourth cash balance ] and g years
uor cent, "a bargain.
1870 acres adjoining city limits ON
hc east Can De- sold he small tracts
1f acres aud up; excellent cite for
homes reasonable price aud good
"rus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05

Griff,h's newest Romance q.
HAPPY Valley" Net a war pic
ture. Olymp.c. FRIDAY and satIr.
day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
Cfty Property.

fAaN ANlNNANH
a real home with 3 rooms. mod
,m east front we'll located on
Buchanan ior $500. good terms
a room modern house. 1905
jackson garage. servant house. coal
and kindliug house. lawn. trees and
is 6oNl4U foot lot; a nice home for
1900. terms.
Wr have lots located In any part
Oi the city az REASONABLE prices ana
good terms bat they are going fast
We have some nice homes boo ANA
ull0 fo trade for land. land boz the
other counties 90 trade for Amarillo
.iiy property.
% yiu are Interested In oil leases.
either buying or selling. 10 will pay
YOU to tee ut We now have some
spc al bargains In small tracts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
MASONIC
BULLETIN

Fog Week Beginning
Monday Mar Bird
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05
tuIiIttiONS

Hay FDE SALE lave baiIrl 0afs
prairie iav haiie straw and wheat
straw. fHr price. .r'ie y 81 HiH
U.uham I.,.. .tlff.
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= ~. RUSSELL
Prove 1tt es Fuuua BIDS
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u. M. BRUNER 3 COMPANY

Rus 5S-5l smllh Wds ?bone .sos
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05

WANTED Few more private chool
uuils Mrs Gillian. ben Jaca.u
iOa-t'l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-05

FOR SALE Two Jersey m.lch COWS,
az "a bargain Liberty bonds accept
ed See them az i6ll Pierce
l0l-6tp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
NOT
SCARED OF JAPS,
ENJOYS ASSERT
HOpeleSSIy 0utnumbered in
Islands, They Say,

NEW YORK, April lO-Th FIJI.
plno people themselves have no fear
OF Japan absorbing their islands after
independence has been granted by the
United States, according 10 Manuel
l., Quezon, president Of the Philip
pine senate and chairman OF the Fill
pino mission to the United States who
arrived here today from Washington.
Mr. Quezon pointed OF, that the
number OF japanese now in the islands
IS not more than seven thousand
whereas the native population num-
bers l0WO.0OO. He added that il was
well KNOWN in the Philippines that
Japan has no desire 10 add any more
tropical islands to her present pos
sessions. Furthermore, the majority
of the Filipinos are Christians which
fact lessons any danger OF Japanese
absorption.
I'VE are here" Mr.. Quezon said,
to emphasize the loyalty OF Our 'peo-
pie TO the United States. There is
no plan TO revol, as the islanders have
no grievance against America
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
Army Prisoners Not to Suffer
Stigma Of Disgrace Under New
Military Regulations Of u. S.

NEW YORK, April l0-Heavy
courtmartial sentences OF life impris-
onment or such terms as twenty or
thirty years. are reduced 10 a mini
mum OF months by a plan permitted
under army regulations which has
been introduced into ths disciplinary
barracks at Governors Island by the
con,mandant Col John +. Hunt The
plan involves iar-reaching scheme
by which the soldier prisoner may not
only return to civil life free from the
stigma OF imprisonment, but better
equipped physically and educationally
to take up the battle Of life.
There are between six hundred and
seven hundred prisoners at present in
the barracks. Some OF the men are
from overseas and about half are
serving sentences for military Of
lenses, including one life term, sew
eral Of twenty years and few for
less periods. What these. sentences
really mean was explained ny Colonel
Hunt
I'm practice" he said, men serving
ten, twenty thirty years or lie SEN
tenoes are really sentenced TO inde-
terminate terms. When a man comes
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here we make a careful investigation
OF his whole life irom boyhood. An
the circumstances involving his Of
fenses are reviewed and il his genera al
conduct is and has been good he can
apply for restoration after three
months. Such application is rarely,
il ever, refused and within six months
from the time he was convicted he
may rejoin his regiment to complete
his service and receive an honor able
discharge. There has been a good deal
Of criticism Of the heavy sentence,
imposed by courtsmartial, but | be-
lieve it has been largely due to the
public misunderstanding the facts"
The extraordinary small proportion
Of men convicted Of serious offenses
in the American army was emphasized
by Colonel Hunt. "Out OF about four
million men who joined the colors.
he said, there are only about 5000 in
the military prison at Leavenworth,
Alcatraz and here"
"Under the draft system we got into
the army great number of men with
criminal records IN civil life. We know
5000 OF these by name and half OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
.cUlI0|IExPURT
CORPORATE IS
NOW CONSIDERED
Senator Owen Speaks at
is Memphis Conference,

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April l0.-Cot'
ton planters, bankers and representa-
.ives Of business interests in, all OF
the cotton.growing states OF the Sc l'h
met here today in conference with
state and federal officials 10 consider
the formation of a fifty-milion-d dollar
cotton exporting corporation as sug-
gested by Gov w. +. G. Harding OF
the federal reserve board as a means
Of facilitating the movement OF cot
ton to Europe. Addresses by Mr.
Harding. Senator Robert L. Owen
Of Oklahoma, Senator MeKellar OF
Tennessee and Gov. r. 6. Pleasant
Of Louisiana. chairman OF the South
ern Cotton Acreage Reduction asso-
cistion, made up the program Tor the
opening session Of the conference.
Definite action was expected TO be
taken after general discussion OF
the plan at the afternoon meeting.
II was stated that the question OF
state owned warehouses and financial
aid 10 farmers to enable them to hold
their cotton for remuneratiye prices
also might he discussed.
The formation Of a cotton export
ing corporation was suggested BY
Governor Harding after a conference
with Senator Owen, who recently re-
turned from a tour OF European trade
cen,crs AS proposed il would be f.
nanced partly through the war f.
nance board and would operate under
the Webb Pomerene act to arrange
foreign credits through agencies &c
he established abroad.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
Reed Brings Out
Japan Bogey Again

JOPLIN, Mo, April lO--United
States Senator James A, Reed Of
Missouri. in an address here las,
night against the present constitution
OF the leagune OF nations, declared
that he would never vote to ra,iiy the
constitution as losy as it gave Japan
voting power equal 10 that of the
United States.
Senator Reed reiterated his pre-
vious charge that the constitution con-
tains a secret protocol. and asserted
that there are two leagues of nations
one which the American people have
in mind and the other embraced in
the covenant being written in Paris.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
LUNGS CREW WORSE
IN State HOSPITAL
Mr.. Randall promptly got we'll
p at home. Passes strict
examination.

Three years ago was afflicted
with tuberculosis OF the iunEs. was
finally sent to the State Tuberculosis
Hospital at Rockville. Ind, where re-
mained three months, getting worse all
tho time, and ! persuaded the doctors
10 let me go home. ! was then reduced
to l22 pounds. had fever all the time,
and was very weak.
AS soon rs got, home, 7 started
taking Milks Emulsion. I commenced
10 Improve at once. In a few months.
I was back to $50 pounds. and had
completely regained my health. Since
then have been employed by Volen-
tine n Co, meat packers. and am able
TO pass tho strict medical examination
necessary In this line OF work, show
ing I am In perfect health Sam
Randall, b1l SO. 18th St., Terrs HAute.
Ind.
Hundreds OF people Just As badly
afflicted as Mr., Randall was. tell this
same story. Why not try ~ II you
arc not satisfied with the benefit. Il
costs you nothing.
Milks Emulsion is n pleasant. nutfi-
two food and corrective medicine II
restores healthy. natural bowel action,
doing away with all need Of pills and
physics. II promotes appetite mud
quickly puts the digestive organs In
shape to assimilate food. As builder
of flesh and strength. Mllks Emulsion
Is strongly recommended to rrn down
norvous people, and II has produced
amazing results In many cases Of
tuberculosis OF the lungs. Chronic
stomach trouble and constipation are
promptly relieved-usuRlly In one day
II works like magic on coughs and
colds.
This is the only solid emulsion mnde,
and 40 palstable that II Is eaten with
spoon like ice cream, A truly wonder
fui medicine for weak. sickly children.
No matter how severe your case, YOU
are urged 70 try Milks Emulsion under
this guarantce--Take six bottles home
with you. use II according TO dlree.
tions and n not satisfied with the re-
suits. your money will be promptly re.
funded. Price soc and Sl.s0 per bottle
The AIlks Emulsion Co, Terre Haute.
Ind. Sold and recommended by all
leading drussists Ndv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
CAM0UFLAGED TANKS
PARADE ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. April i0.-Twenty
camouflaged tanks, similar to those
used at the front, paraded through
tht business section today as part Of
a reception in honor Of Maj. Gen.
leonard Wood, commander OF the
central department Of the army. who
Is in St. Louis in the interest Of the
coming Victory loan. campaign Thu
tanks were operated by returned sol.
diers,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
BRITAIN AND SPAIN
SIGN TREATY TODAY

MADRID, Wednesday, April g.
Premier Romanones had a conference
today with the British ambassador
concerning the convention between
Grea, Britain and Spain, which will
be .ignci tomorrow. England by this
treaty will permit the Importation Of
Spanish oranges and will ship to
Spain 10000 tons of coal per month.
Spain will loan Great Britain 7S,-
100000 pese;as, the rate Of interest
being S percent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
Reds Made Three
Attacks on Line

LONDON. April l0.-Three boil
shevist attempts to break through the
front during the past week failed with
heavy casualties 10 the enemy, the war
office announced last night 1t i, an
iicipated, however, the statement adds,
that further offensive will he
launched BY the reds against the rail-
road.
The above announcement undoubt-
edly refers to the front in northern
Russia,- =
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that number are included in the 5000

that number are included in the 5000
now in the three military prisons"
One OF the principal features Of the
rehabilitation scheme introduced into
Fort Jay, under Colonel Hunt is the
honor system" Two companies have
been formed Of prisoners with good
records and these men are put on their
honor, without any interference from
the prison officials. They occupy a
barracks apart from the fort, work
under their own non commissioned
officers and detail their own guards.
Under the educational portion OF
the prison curriculum, largely in the
hands of the Y. NJ. c. A. officials.
classes are held in various trades.
There are also classes OF "a purely
scholastic nature.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
An ENDLESS CHAIN

Here 10 the endless chain Of recon-
mendasions for Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound There h hardly
town OF village In the United States
fsom which women have NOT written
lsttefs telling Of health restored by
Lydia e. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Com
pouad. II yoa ere sufferiAG from some
fsmele troxble. ash yose aeighbos "
~ hes ever used Lydia J. Pinkhsm's
weGetable Compound. In many cases
~ will find that she has resained
oalsh by its use and will recommend
~ ~ s1ayl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
FRENCH OFFICERS
70 TRAIN POLES

BERLIN, Aaril l0-The Polish
pape, Lech Of Thors, announces that,
according to the Franco Polish mill
tary convention, France is required
to train the Polish army after the
French system. Twelve hundred
French officers, the newspaper says,
will begin this training soon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10
Oklahoma Storm
Hits Far North

CHICAGO. April l0.-The storm
that swept over Texas and Oklahoma
yesterday. taking heavy toll Of life. %
roving directly northeastward oSsf
the north central states. Storm warn.
inss for Lake Michigan have been Is
sued. The weather bureau forecasts
strong, shifting winds and sewers
squalls.
Cold weather, with rain and snow,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-04-10

LK0 1IDlClll1 "a.
IN yssi Easas q, -.
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is following In the wlke Of the storm.
Aboornally Aigh temperatures pre-
vailed east oi the Mississippi tiver.
Al Chicago the temperature was 81,
Cincinnati 81, indianapolis 90. A.
lants 82, Pittsburgh 90 and Parkefs-
burg "a. West OF the Mississippi
freezing weather was reported, ANA
riIlo. Texas. reported Is; Concordis.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-02-07
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T. G. Lee left Wilder Tuesday for a
visit with his parents at Santa Bar
bara, Calf.
Chas. MCGEE is visiting his sister
Mrs Tom Hall, in Wilder fer few
days. Mr.. MCGEE has recently been
discharged from a training camp at
Vancouver.
George Hudson has sold his ranch
west of town to Mr.. Owen of Arena
Valley.
The stockholders OF, the Wildrr
Well association met Tuesday arf
elected the following officers: \. c
Day, S. B. BARKER and w S ClarI
directors; and G.. H. Kelm, secretary.
Lester Hurst was Wilder visitor
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Hart of Caldwell recently pur-
chased the B. F. Root ranch in Fargo
for $o50O
The NJ E. Ladies' Aid society met
at the home of Mrs. ]. F. Weeks
Thursday, February s. Mrs. J. C.
Thrailkill was the assistant hostess.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Bryant,
January "a, a son.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Bert Day
Wednesday, January 20. a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Simpson enter
aimed at cards Wednesday evening.
J. F. Weeks left Thursday on bust.
ness trip to Portland and other coast
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Stevenson arr
preparing to occupy the house being
erected by Albert Hudson on his
ranch south of Wilder.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Karn, ST., left
Friday for Washington. D c. whor
Mr. Karn will investigate the rot"n'
ing of two way tractor plow y" ha'
recently invented
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. ThrailkiIl visited
the Pet Stock show in Caldwell
Wednesday afternoon.
F. F. McNees and family have pur
chased the Sterling cottage in thu
"itch"1l addition and have recent!
moved into it.
Mr.. End Mrs Fred Doves and NJ
nd Yrs Earl Bovos IF Caldr~c1
re Sunday guess 1T ~ homo Z
= Weeks in Wilder
Mrs Ritsema is very i'll at her HON
n Wilder.
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Mrs. c. c. Gurwell of Pleasant
Rirge, spent the first of the week with
her aunt, Mrs. w. A. Douglass.
Miss Bennett is in Vale, Ore,
nursing the sick.
w. F. Howard and family were
guests Sunday at the home of their
son in Big Bend, Oregon
r. r. Mccormick, wife and baby
were callers at the Runciman home
| Sunday afternoon.
Marcua Greenfield commenced her
school work again on Monday in the
Red Top school house after a vaca-
| ion of several weeks.
Joseph Baum has purchased the
| Stalker ranch,
Rev. Runcimau and Miss l"nnc"c
were dinner guests at the Waterman
,omc in Caldwell, Sunday,
The Home Culture club is planning
w holding their next meeting on
thursday. February 18th, With Mrs
Dcuueath The Bcqucath family ar
to move from the ncjrhhorhCod SOW
,nd il it can be arranged the meeting
y, w. - 49,, T. 80.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

cal implements, which no one but a
SIX He'd artisan could make.
Mrs Mary Moore and her brother
zoe Lent are Spending this week ;th
her sister at Parma.
Mr. and Mrs !. II. Nobcrlv nc.
,,or"d 70 Eagle Sunday TO visit Mrs
Moberly's son, Blaine Brown and
family, who are Ill with the flu,
Otis Kuitz left this week for Cole
rado wh"r" he WIS called bv the sori.
Gus illness Of his brother
Mrs Josiah Cave is reported rs 20,
sc veil the past few days.
Edward D. Barney transacted bus;
ness in Boise, Saturday
N'ss Par'ino Garrison of Caldwell
Who has only r"c"ntlv rnt"rnod fvor
~" aaet 's visiting bore Ibis -~oo',
THE Fl'ison-Whitc Cautaunua which
is hninp bold 70 Tho n. q -,
This "c"k is being we'll attended anc
enjoyed
The Misses Hall. Haworth. Pic,
and Mason went 70 Boise Monde,
evening to the Schumann-Hc 70
cital
A-th"- Crockett returned F-i1o,
from Camp Lewis.
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,v,n r. Plowhead president Of ne
Sta, Bank Of Middleton, has re
r~ivcd from the United States patc7t
office. patent papers covering a vice
cIanp. the certificate bearing date Of
f;li,a March 10. 1913 and the issuinr
d94. On December Y, 1918 This in
,.cr4icn relates to devices adapted TO
{ void between the jaws Of vic" or
~ ;nplement to hold pipes. rods aud
liz objects in position while being
.hr-nded filed or otherwise ma1ir"-
i, , md his for ono of It's objects 20
s;,,n,;fv and ;r1provo ~" c0~"--''"''0''
o. ;rcrcase the efficiency and utility
of devices Of This cha-ac'o- Aro h"~
obi,ct of the invention is to provide
n device which may be adapted to hold
n;ncs rods and like objects OF varying
r;1cs which may also be employed for
Kidding bolts while being threaded or
ntLcrwise acted on. The invention hos
no,.or features in its on+s-uction and
NJ pIowhead is reccivi~q ma"v 1o>
tore from manufacturing concerns
wishing to purchase or manuf7 "tur"
thc invention for him on royalty
basis The device is simple in con-
strrction and can be manufa ctured -
small expense and is automatically
adjustable to objects of various sizes
and will firmly grip in anv dosi-od
noei4io, or anv rerrired aro10 ro''
t;vo1v to the Jaws OF vic" TN"
CLAMP comprises nf oaotino hood
members having their confronting
faces in constant parallel relation and
;nc1rdnp portions in spaced relation
the confronting faces having an oppoe-
ing bolt engaging half sockets and
one Of the spaced portions having >
slotted projection and the other spaced
portion having an aperture. and =
cIqmrind means operating through
the slot and the aperture whereby thc
head members may be adjusted bodily
toward and away from each other. Mr.
Plowhcad operats machine shop fol
his own use and during spare time has
made a tractor saw, miniature
thrcsring machine and other m"chani
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Everybody is on the mend here.
Hrs. Murphy is slowly recovering
rom a relapse of the flu
A. B. and Mrs Lewis md In W.
ply and wife wore "71't~s n'
Ioudvshell home las S~od0v -
Ethel Nelson and Ruth Myers W %.
quests at the A. B. evils ham s.
day.
Mrs. D. B. Myers visited her dough
'er, Mrs. Ih1i at Notus last week
Volt Aliens stepdaughter left for
Pocatellc, Sunday on business 81"
Dan Cashmar and v;-o VIC = -
To"Ison hona l"s+ S~rdav
G. H. Myers and wif~ 49, :
~Nautauoua last Monday n:oht md
port large crowd in Attendance
lin Murphy and wife were guest:
Of D. B. Myers and wife Tuesday
evening.
The w. T. Lobb place changed
ownership last week. A man by the
name of Corn of Middleton being f.
purchaser.
Mrs. Ira Nelson was guest O
Mrs. A. B. Lewis Tuesday afternoon
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The Richardson family is r7ov;,o
TO the A. A. Steele ranch on c.'o,o
river Mr. Steel his lust comp1oto' q
n"" ho~eo on tho place
John Roun'an IS recovering f-on7 =
severe attack of Influenza.
=. T. J. Core is still among the sick
in the valley
Frank Jones was quite sick the las
of the week but is new able to b
about again
Mrs Emil Usade1 was taken 10 G.
AlDhonsus hospital in Boise the last
Of the wcct where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Carl Case entertained a mum
Der Of friends last Thursday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. Frand Shep-
ard. A most enjoyable time is re-
ported.
Mrs Will tones and Edward were
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MURPHY'S BARGAINS

Wonderful opportunity to secure
one OF the best 800 acre Cattle
Ranches in the west Located in the
heart of the range. Fine laying land.
100 acres in hay. Free water right
Fair improvements and all fenced.
Best OF range conditions. Bargain
price $1,000. Good terms. Consider
good 40 if priced right.
Get in on Black Canyon NOW. We
have few good buys. but you will
have to hurry.
Caldwell property and Fire Insur-
ance a specially.
A. L. MURPHY
Caldwell, Idaho.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-At bargain, IS acres
on the Interurban and main road, 2
paid up water rights, about acres in
alfalfa and orchard, room house,
small barn, good we'll and fenced,
All in Boise Valley Also two good
fresh cows giving about gal. each,
and year old filley. Will sell house
hold goods. Price on land for short
time $500. Terms on part of land ii
you mean business. Call at Route |,
Box 80, Caldwell, Idaho. This is .
snap. Possession in 10 d~vS
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FOR SALE-Six miles west of En-
NETT, 100 acres, 81 acres under the
ditch, Is acres improved consisting Of
peach. cherry, apples apricots pruncs
rrapcs: about Is acres OF alfalfa. rest
under the ditch farm land, Above the
ditch in dry land = acres; small
house. good outside >'l'ar horo gran
" outside = ! - reN0''
she'd SIN Il AS N-'"r ~ h7lanc'
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