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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-02
OBITUARY

Francis Eugene Eaton was born in
Cleveland, Ohio, June 10, 1851; died
at his home in Trego County, Kansas,
May, 25, 1921
Mr.. Eaton was taken by his parents
while he was yet a child to Pau-Pau,
Illinois, where they lived until Mr.
Eaton grew to manhood. In the year
1874 he made his way across the
states to California, and was there
near four years. He came back and
finally settled on a homestead in
Trego County, Kansas on the north
bank OF the Saline River in the year
1878 He was united in marriage to
Miss Sarah Sanauels May %, 1881 in
Ellis, Kansas. They lived on the
homestead all through these years
which have intervened. There We're
seven children born to this union, all
whom are living, and present when
the body was laid to rest, five girls
and two boys, Edna Phares, Olive
Cook, Lexie League, Lois Noah. Vir-
81 and Byron Eaton. Frank Eaton,
as he was commonly called was a
Christian man, having been converted
in November 1891 and was a member
Of the Friends church Until the year
1902 when under the Iabours of Rev.
T. J. Nixon, then pastor at PaIco, a
revival meeting was held in the school
house near his home. A class was
formed and Mr. Eaton and his family
came i14to the membership Of the
Methodist Episcopal church He was
ever faithful member and desired
and worked for the highest type of
Christian citizenship. The impress
of his character has fixed itself upon
al who knew him. He felt all along
C.<, l. i L
| household and he was ready to an
swer the summons to 1seo1ne home''
The funeral services were held at
the Mt. Pleasant church at 100 D. M
May 27, 1921 and were conducted by
Rev T. J. Nixon, conference evange-
list and his former pastor, assisted
by Rev Thomas, their pastor, the
text being Gal. 2:20. The house was
/ full Of 1pathizing friends and
many could not find room to enter
the building The body was taken
! I'D Ellis for burial, and was accom-
panied by many friends of the de-
/ ceased and family. There is left to
mourn his departure his beloved wife
| all of his children, seven, and eigh-
teen grandchildren, with other reIa-
tives and host of friends The wish
of the writer is that all men might
follow him, as he followed the Christ
The wife and children have the
| sympathy of all, in this hour of their
separation IT. J. Nixon
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-02
LONDON TEENS WITH STRAND.
ED AMERICANS

Americans stranded in London are
swamping the American Red Cross
Chapter with appeals for assistance,
according to announcemnt re-
ceived at the national headquarters of
the organization in Washington.
Reasons for this unusual situation are
threefold, the report set forth: First,
because of the great increase in num-
Der of Americans in England as re-
suit of the war; second referring of
stranded Americans to the Red Cross
by consular agents, and third, the
wide unemployment in Great Britain
More than 800 such cases have been
placed in the hands of the London
Chapter of the American Red Cross.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-02
VISITED HIS BUDDY

Jack Gordon was IN town last week
to visit City Clerk Roy s. Robbins
He was his way from Ogallah
where he has been for time
manager of a general merchandise
store to Little River, Kansas, where
he will engage in the lumber business.
Mr. Gordon and Mr.. Robbins were
buddies in the World War. They
slept in the same place, fought in the
same trench and lived together dur
ing those terrible days. In the Meuse
Argonne drive Gordon was wounded
in the right arm while lying next to
Robbins who escaped unhurt. It was
the first time they had seen each
other since the war closed and it was
a happy meeting for them.-Russell
Record.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

It is an unlawful act to dump any
kind of refuse such as tim cans or
garbage in any highway of the state
OF Kansas. Penalty Of fine or inn
prisonment or both attached.
Now especial attention is called to
the road running north from the west
side of the city of WaKeeney which
has been filled with trash of every
description
Any parties offending hereafter will
be subject to prosecution therefor.
BY Order of County Engineer.
Board of Township Highway Com
missioners,
last H. E. Tripp, Chairman Board.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-02

sacrifice of its sons and daughters
and faith in America has been justi-
fed. Many sons and daughters made
the sublime offering and went to hall
lowed graves as the nations defend
ers But never before sent so many
lands Never before was there the
Impressive spectacle Of thousands of
dead returned to find eternal resting
place IN their home home land.
Never a death but somewhere a
new life. Never a sacrifice but some
where an atonenient- Never ser
vice but somewhere and some how
an achievement. These have served
which IS the supreme inspiration in
living They have learned everlasting
gratitude which is the supreme soface
in dying.
.'I find a thousand sorrows touch
ing my heart and as there is ringing
in my ears like an adnonition eter.-
nal, an insistant call=it must not be
again I do not wish for a nation
or if need be to die. I do wish for Z
nation that none will dare to invoke
her wrath
'|True Americanism like true pa
triotism is not measured by political
creeds, or parties or by partisanisrn-
The day will come when we stand
naked before the, bar of justice and we
should stand a true, patriotic Amer
lean.
'sOur country and our country's flag
We're safe in the hands of the boys
over there. They viii be safe IN their
hands here. They We're safe IN time
OF war, they viii be safe IN time of
peace.
We subscribe to the principles Of
America because we believe them to
be founded on justice, honor, patrio-
tisln and truth. We believe that the
pull about our homes the battered
canteen, the rusty scabbard, the
soiled gas bag or the battered he'll
met whether the inheritance be from
the blue, the gray or the kahki if the
principles of the American Legion
are implanted there"
After a word picture describing G
! the character of the young man to
whom it was issued Mr.. NiesIey re-
ferred to the receipt for lodge dues
which was issued to Day Moore and
which went with him to the Argonne
and was returned alone to this coun-
try he said: |SThat paper comes to
each one here today 1t says, live as
| COO would nave you i've, make grand,
noble, beautiful plans, build, adorn,
ennoble, beautify, aye build a Memoir
| ial Hospital that shall reflect the
honor and credit due this righteous
service. Build such a memorial as
| will show the depths of appreciation
felt Give that which is your best
They gave their all Give that which
shall show that they did not serve
| they did not die in vain"
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-02
WHY THAT HEADACHE7

When you know the cause of a dis
ease q cure may often be effected
This is particularly true of headache
Headache often results from consti-
patton or a disordered condition of
the stomach which may be corrected
by taking a dose or two of Chamber
Iain's Tablets. Try it. These tablets
are easy to take and mild and gentle
in effect
For sale by All Druggists.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-02

Karl Simpsons Comedians have
been in WaKeeney this week and have
played to full houses whenever the
weather would permit. The Simpson
Comedians have been here at other
times and have established a reputa-
ton for furnishing plenty of fun and
amusement to the people of this com
munity who are pleased to have them
return
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-02
SOUTH GRAHAM COUNTY

Elsie Dorman is having the
measles.
Steve Nemechek and children spent
Sunday at Ellis
The party at Mrs. Laws Saturday
night was well attended.
Grace Klenk spent Sunday evening
at the o. L. Robinson home.
Miss Helen Griffith was a visitor
at Ben Summers Friday afternoon.
Clarence and Jerry Dorman, Jr.,
did some sheep shearing last week
DR.. Parker was called Monday for
Everett Wanl<er who fell out of a
tree Sunday
Irma Law came home Tuesday
evening for a few weeks visit with
home folks.
Charles K1enk, wife and baby and
Miss Helen K1enk were Sunday visi-
tors at G. Kenk's.
Clarence Rodgers went to Wa
Keeney and worked in the Farmers
Union Store Saturday.
A fine rain came to this vicinity
Monday and Tuesday night which has
been much wished for
A number of folks from this neigh
borhood attended the Memorial Day
| exercises in WaKeeney Sunday
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-02
CHANGES IN Z. P. TRAINS

A few small changes went into eff
feet on the Union Pacific on May 29th
which makes but little difference in
the time here. Train No. 104 leaves
here a little earlier and train No. 40
is nine minutes later The time table
is as follows:
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EAST BOUND

The time quoted above is mountain
time which is one hour slower than
central time which is used by this
community
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LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES

Services Sunday in the German
language 1880 a.. m.
Sunday School, 11:3O a. M
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-02

Allen Toothaker went UP to Co1lyer
Saturday night where he has taken
the position of Union Pacific agent
at the Collyer depot.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-06-02
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

The B. Y. P U. will present the
play entitled Farm Folks at Coilyer
Friday, June Bird, and at WaKeeny,
Garden Theatre, Tuesday, June 7th,
The proceeds will go to the Baptist
building fund.
SUNDAY, JUNE
Sunday SchooI---------I0 a. M
Subject: ssThe Christian Armour
J. B. 100 p m.
B. P p M
Preaching 500 p. M
Subject: 3EI shall be satisfied
A cordial invitation is extended to
you to attend all our services.
H. A. McHenry, Pastor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29
MhIr-MALn on rnMAln

YOUNG mon, women, over a.. for Postal
Mail service si20 month E,antu,. .
lions Anril. Experience unnecessary. For
froe particulars ot instruction. write j.
Leonard, dormcr CNil Service examincrl
isaS Equitable Bldg,. Washington. II. q.
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Our Used Pianos Have
Been Creating a Ire
mendous Interest

Sl5 sends a piano tn your home; SIS
to SO 4 month pays for Il. These
pianos have not had their cases re-
finished but they are I'm the very fin
cst condition musicaly,
Just hear this, Wing n Sons. try it's
action You will hardly believe It IL
only S135; or hear the big full tone
ut the II, j. Nelson In the mahogany
at S245i the story Clark in the wal
nut case is a very fine tone and ac-
tlon that will surprise you at only
S2i5, II you want "A slightly used
piano, by all means see the beautiful
mahogany j. 4 c. Fischer at $4lO.
II ~ as good as new, $50 sends IL
homo, Sls month pays. Also IL you
want Grand piano, see the little
BrambaCh, smallest Grand on the
market, only $695, $50 down, $50 a
month pays.
An these and many others, fine val
ucs, something new (always with
economy for tho public. We do
not pay commissions and we are
one price. Can or write today.
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WE BUY second hand furniture from
single articles to "A complete OUTFIT.
Tennelly Pirtle Furniture Co, 10 w.
First 81, phone Usage 1906.
ANTIQUE FURNfTuHE SHOP
1phnlHtering,
Painting and cnameling. repairing and re.
finishing, service and satisfaction. cen
w. l.. RisT Cedar 1897,
HOUSEHOLD furniture Tor sale cheap.
consiSting of bedroom aud dining roc m
furniture Nicttolt, kitchen atove and
Must DO sold by wednesday, can 10 q.
ni. to . y. m. 1876 s. carolina ST. rako
lioston jttney and get of Fifteenth and
Carolina. OHHgs a2OT.
ron RENT-M Modern cottage, A-room and
bath, i2a y. Fairvicw, tt5 per month.
furniture Tor sale. Usage 65ah
FuR RENT Furnished apartment. viii
considcr sale OF furniture. jii W. Fifth,
Ant. ~
COMPLETE homo mrnlshcrs cash or
easy payments. Feldman Furniture Co.
~ y. rlrst Phone Usage 576b.
SOLID mahogany bedroom suite. rug.
curtains, Ossge 3io2-R.
foR sAL.Ela,,tpur rooms OF furuits, can
FOR SALE Five ronms OF ulcu furniture.
price i796. cash tl66. rent 500. Call
Monday Iall Moore. Usage 2Gib.
FIVE ROOMS furniture, close IN, south
, s'uo,, stou' t.9' 'asu' us'dh's Nv W"hln.
rented for So per month - n. oHSS Houston tony
Aos security Bidg, y
CiNCINNATI. g.. i72o East balt Of du.
plcN, three rooms and private bath.
tlennig, osaRc t2oo. or 7l2 sinclair Bldg
TULSA SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
For sale several singers at reasonable
prices, cash or terms. No, 4 n, Main,
oseEc 2a3o.
FOR Household goods. five rooms.
pTlCo reasonable. liberal terms. all to-
rrthcg or b. piece. Usage bi2T Usage
si2o,
ron SALE -ENuulsitT- autiduc mahogany
secrctaric. very old, perfect condition,
price reasonable, also hand-oarvcd solid
mahogany Victorian sofa. Address i0O-p.
care World
tO0- -Ef.,i inrl,hstnr. finr rrnditiou, aTa0
S,Iu ,'' ''''''' INV
-, -, ..,-i-s
itt,brn tabIs. t"lnpbo1r' PhopS ossrs
Naq4
ron sAi.,,--t t,oa,ij5ul ,iocr is,,r s9o
ttrs A. Nt.i,
a. ,
~ lchltN hNNHt' uhe new, pa'es ~
u So,t"r' 60 '''H' "'
., ,',.-,..,.--,, ,.Hr-.
4 OK ltEN Modern lht''-t"om duplex,
halhs ana p"l'h'h. '"Il p''N''h "hh
o " lh' 'lN p. 'N's-", ",-.-
FOR SALE Furniture, Of hNe-rQom cf-
Ucicn'N apartment thtaP McfMln
Apertments' ojS NJ MAIN Apartment Tor
r"ni. Npt, 2.
FOR SALE--tyc rooms good turuiturc.
rnrrtstiug OF two complete bedroom
suites one or which iH b,rdAvo maple,
uak living and diniug room sHi's iu good
condition tnI'r k'"u IuE"' hrdlIng, d'nhrf.
silver ,'oN'hE Hl,'alN Sul s's n,"''lH q,
yseu.w cleaner "l' w l"'liih' osaEe
''
ANN iNsrEt Ru6s- s-'Nlo-6 for go,
r9l' vp a'sE "a hS,r-'ys tao,T ro''
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ron SALE OR RENT Concrete mixers
steam Or gasoline hoist ensineH, derricks
winchcs saw rigs, gasoline engines and
wheSlbsrfowH. II. T. Courtney tl5 ".
Main 81
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
IIOI -EIiOID GOODS

wv NNObN VI
FoH LE--Ovorstuffod tapestry nving
room suite. tall pa"g" 7oib-J.
HOOMtNG house furniture for sale
VIII Hol tho. furniture and complete
roomInE house equipment nov In the house
a. h0l g. Cincinnati st.. at y. nt. Thurs
dHg March dlHt 1871 ~ b02 g. ,'incin-
natl 81. Tulsa. OKLA. You can sec this
furniture hy calling AZ my office or call
InE mo over the telephone any time up
writing and wilt cousuumste sale before
abu'F date, NJ the offer meets with the
approval ~ the count Luther James.
Administrator W the estate of Mary A
harucy, deceased. al2 Mayo Bldg. Phone
usage 1859
THREE ROOMS of turnture for sale
cheap ana house fpr reut. 1915 D..
Katy between Fif,h and sixth
FOR SALE An furniture IN my house,
od - small dospusit down. balance ar
rsnrrd sli y seventh. Usage 1897
OWNER desires 60 soil furniture ana rent
fiNo.rpom modern bungalow. Cedar
1905.
ron RENT Furnished five rooms and
bath. modern, cottage, 2O5 E. Fourth
81. Mill sell furniture. Call Usage il93
ur Usage f2l Halsa ~ Morley.
sun PAHLOR OF apartment furniture for
sale In dark brown wicker; one dining
or library table. four dining chairs, settes
large rocker, companion chair. foot stool.
all tapestry upholstered with overstuffed
cushions. Also drBperies and pillows; all
In good condition. Priced right. 7i6 s.
Guthrie.
FOR SALE MRhosany living room suite,
including one davenport and chair to
queen Anne design, terms 10 responsible
parties. call Usage hfk2.
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HOUSES FOR SALE


ALMOST new four-room house on corner
lot 50xt4O, North Cincinnati stree"
Price S3,50O, 5000 cash $50 per month
A, !. Jenkins & Son. Usage 4g06,
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LIVE STOCK.
POULTRY Am SUPPLIES


HHODE BLAND RED EGGs Tor Incuba-
Tor hstcling 81 rcr 100 psago 17ti
FpH shLE.rWu Ola uusty Iucubstors
nnd 90 double brondcr house. $40 each,
or Twen'y. .oiThth st. Kendall
BARRED HOCkF, Arkansas and Okia-
hona prize winners LgEs from range
hock, o.. 10, tD0. co. 8. 100. DARK
1850. o. Al cggH delivered. o. g.
Tate. Wan. oFia
MAMMOTH Igut Hrpuiuaa. champion
lsSiug strain tu" hcst Co ue had eggs
1850 yer 10, sntIHfuoiion guaranteed a..
e. N'piurr. IursuuH KAN.
.TliE HEsI flock OF Rhode island Reds in
the state EEEs Tor hatchng. " 10 80
BARRHD ROCKs nsht and darn mstings
winners St Louis show; t2.00 setting
~. 100 First house west cemetery. Fed
rrli drive
BARRED hOcK esgs Tor hatchlng ~ s6
for lbi ~ per 100. SIX hens for sale
osago 1880, . X LOWS.
SOME ONE 10 incubato cEEs at once.
shares or cash. 1919 w. Brady
FOW SALE--lt Ancona puileta and two
cuckercla 1915 W Brady
THREE AErflNu HENS for sale. Osago
5s51-l, 1910 ~ Cheyenne.
ROSE COMB RHODE ISLAND wHiTtA
eggs. a. 100 $3.50 setting. Mrs. T.. 4.
Johnson. iiaistend, Kan.
gIsEL White Hock eggs TOT Matching
Mrs Bcrryman. II. II. T. Tulsa Phone
I-L2.
THOROuGHHRED hatcninB cRxs white
LoghOrns, Rhode Island Reds Barred
i'oeEai ~ 90 and .2oo for IS eggs. At
blocks north Of Lombard school. Lombard
addition
FOR SALE Partridge Plymouth Rock
eggs for hatchinE. Phone Usage SsG7.
a. e. Corhy, 4l56 3. Phoenix. West Tulsa.
OKLA.
| lTHuROUuUuHEp Rhude istand Rods.
| non. setting strain, Matching eggs fr
sale. Also one Rhode Island Red cock.
erel ana Burr Orpington rooster. 21 "
| Nsnthus Phone Cedar $40.
1 BAUY cinCkS--W White. brown. Butf Leg.
| horns; Barred. white, buff Rocks, white
| Buzz OrpingtuuH, II. L. Reds, White wy.
| andottca; Black Langshaus. MinSrcas
| broller stock. i3iac ana NJ, prepaid. Live
| delivery guaranteed. CatAlog. Smith
| Brothers, Martinsburg, Mo.
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sALnsMEN Nh AGnNrs

WANTED .H. ALISMAN cNprrieutrd In
calling ON grocery tradc. Guurautco aud
'oWmis-innH. Car furnished and ,Apouaca
paid when away from headquarters town.
. box 1874
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SAl,ESAiEN somo good l,,r t,Ics-
men TO work in Tulsa aud adjoining
territory Good money 20 right men. Room
325, Hotel Tulsa.
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inAtfNo ANn ~, NnINo

CALL T. ~ WpATHIgtiT
ruE OPEN aftOr pLtMUIU
For plumbing steam. EHs ritur and re-.
peir work Phone pEago t1l1.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
no, srii0Ip Goops

GET MORE Tor your second -hand rurnl-
turc. CAN Bluo Front Furniture Co.
Usage 23S0.
WE BUY second d-haud furniture from
single articles to "a compete outfit.
Tennelly n Pirtle Furniture Co, 10 w.
First 81. phone Usage 1906.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

ANTED--Man with car 90 ru.yI tho
state and sell the bcst FuIl lgt ruu4c.
Apply AtA Robinson Hiig
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FOR SALE or RENT Pumps, hand and
D power Tor water and oil. II. U. court
ney hS n Main 3"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-29

TWO urst-Class fiye-rOOm bungt."Ns'
roughed-in for bath, closets, nice eie.
tric fixtures, In fine high location
right on the car line to sand SpTlnAA
Offering these TO reliable people for l'4S
cash, balance monthly. II interested IN
suburban property these two are cN''.
tions. Call Freeman, Cedar 1860, or '''n'
l2lO-J. evenings
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BRAND new bungalow, five rooms hfean,
fast room, hardwood floors, htalN't
mBntel, attractive fixtures; Sl.sN '9s"
will handle, balance like rent. Hrac, l.
yestmeut CO., SOC World BIDS 's"''
74bH
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$1,000 CASH, price $1,000. sly arfs
rooms hardwood floors, mantoL unly
decorated a well built house ne.stt,.a
payments VI $50. Usage sol, Cedar "''~
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FINANCIAL.


ron aALE Fio,t ot meme nov and
second hand ,Ipthinr. bats and jeVeiry
b'si loralion. l.ar' "n h''i',na om.Sp
stock ana rriurss Invoice 5000. , Hrrrh
Lnan pfnce 400. ot.H.
AUCTION sNIE Auction .at Muchgl
auction yard, tnY market 10000 WORTH
leather goods. housohoid goods "nl n"w
spring dress g1pda ~ public auction
Wcduosdby MaF,h 10. o. bod. sharp.
Mt'hrn and itplt autt0uo'fa.
WANrLD. Someone 90 open dIuiur
rooni, rood location. Isa w. First
on LhSDs MD LtASr7 IA
ron EAiL-i.gt0 acres in oil bell oi
Arkansas J. r. Wofam4n. Chadwick.
NO
Will uuY proven acreage " oncap. giW
desc piiou and price H. Nathan, y.
%. hos 1879.
FOH HALt--AtfoaEe, IN shsipw fields of
hogrrs county bos SO. Cisrenofo.
DHtLLEHs ATrESTtON - Responsible
marty wants to rent standard drilling
3u,ht Toy o ~ months or .ea 70 dflll 70"
pcriourcd driiier 20 take charge. no night
wprk. Address Afbyfdaie 5prings. Hot
ptb orruRruNirY 10000 acre ioases
bailnw field Kentucky rennessee Tor
NATION, NlHsifsippi lime nud reHnsylynnta
ur half lnt"rrHt 10000 acres. Reasonable
price tp ught psrty. Address owner.
FpH SALE. Some very valuable OIL and
Eas leaace Zoo crock and MuHkoEoo couU.
Tics. AlHn tho foe 10 100 acres Wagoutr
county. 100 aCtos IN ruitivatiouf this IL
near twenty y-mlllinn gHHsaT and q we'll ts
now hoinr drilled on THIS properiyi fee
10 lG0 hcrna In Okmulgec county, with one
al well on property also l20-acrr ttftn
seven miles south ~ MuHkogeo. This farm
has 10 arros IN cultivation and can be
exchanged Tor good income city property.
81 ". Twiuo 101s n, Archer st. TniHn,
OILS Phones uH'go cl0s "ud osas"
fHHf
WANTED Drilling or cleaning out Tor -
Slr machine, equipped fut 1000 frat
D. N Nhtohcr. Nnpuipa.