ROSEBURQ NEWS REVIEW, 8ATUHPAV, AUGUST 19,
TAOt FIVt
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Ddd6b Brothers
COMMERCIAL CAR
The car's long-established reputation
for faithful, low-cost service has rot
influenced Dodge Brothers in their
constant seeking after betterments.
A semi-floating rear-axle is now pro
vided, embodying the latest ideas in
rear axle design. The main housing is
75 per cent stronger. One large
Timken bearing at the hub replaces
two small bearings and gives 100 ptr
cent greater carrying capacity. Larger
ring gear and drive pinion make pos
sible a new.tooth shape, giving quiet
operation and 45 per cent increase
in strength. Larger front and rear
propeller shaft bearings more than
double the drive thrust capacity.
Conservative changes in body lines
have materially enhanced the attract
iveness of the car's appearance.
J. 0. NEWLAND & SON
DEALERS IN DODGE BROTHERS M OTOR CARS. '
Phone 458 Roseburg, Ore
leave today for tha Diamond Peak
diatrict between Uleudale and Con
jronvllle, where tbey will hunt (or a
few days.
Ixuve for Tiller
B. W. Strong. John Meli, W. K.
Harris and Steve Pearson leave the
middle of next week for Tiller, wlu're
they will apend a few days on a hunt.
Visitor Krora Wilbur
George Dtmnilck. well-known resi
dent of Wilbur, arrived hero thin
morning to stay a few hours attend
ing to business matters.
Visiting Here
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Walker, of
Reedsport, are here visiting Willi
Mra. Walker's parents. Mr. aud Mrs.
K. J. Karnsworth, at Edeubower.
Ketunis From Portland
Miss Lillian Flint returned from
Portland this morning, after spend
ing two weeks in the metropolis in
hopping and visiting friends.
Here From Butheriln
W. E. St. John and wife, of Suth
erltn, wore visitors in Roseburg to
day. Mr. St. John reports that busi
ness conditions in Suthcrliu are
showing a great improvement, and
thnt conditions there are very satis
factory. ,
Hold Initiation
The Neighbors of Woodcraft held
their Initiation last evening in their
lodge rooms. There was a largo num
ber of members In attendance, and
following the business hour a aoelal
was enjoyed. Refreshments were
served by tho committee in charge.
Four candidates were taken In dur
ing last evening's session.
Visit lug In Rowburg
Ralph Mocinc, for many years a
resident of this county, spent tho day
In Roseburg visiting his unrle, Judge
Fullerton, and his other friends and
relatives. Mr. Moclno is now a resi
dent of Los Angeles. Me and his
family have been spending their va
cation at Kiddie, where they have
been camping and enjoying a delight
ful outing.
Reedsport Invites
Roseburg to Visit
RKKDSPORT, Aug. 18. At tho
special meeting of the Reedsport
chamber eoino lime ago it was de
cided to hold a regular get-together
meeting of tile Reedsport, tiardiner
and Roseburg chambers of commerce
to make some detiuiie plans for the
development of the lower section of
I lie Lower Uuipuuu country. This
meeting will be held on September 2,
o, or 4 or at some earlier date to
make it convenient for all to attend,
which will be announced in a litter
issue of this paper.
A splendid program will bo outlined
for the occasion, including a trip to
tho mouth of the river, big bamiuet,
and numerous other things thflt will
liven-up the day aud make this af
fair a very pleasant one for all who
come here to purtake in the event.
The following committees have
been appointed to take care of the
transportation, entertainment, ind
housing of the members of the visit
ing chamber and their families:
Spencer lliusdalo, J. S. Gray and J.
P. Christie, all of tiardiner and Dr.
Illllington, F. W. Varrelmann and
V. O. Ilenson, of Reedsport.
As definite plans aud arrangements
have not yet been made, this news
papeg will give the public more in
formation and facts concerning tho
contemplated meeting next week.
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SI'IKELLA CORSETS. Mado to
Measure. Hell Case. Phono 351L
rpi !''"r!
THE SUCCESS
OF AMV BUSINESS
is dependable In lare measure upon
a good bunking conncciiuu. You aru
sure of having a safe, obliging de
positary u baiiK winch takes an In
terest In your welfare, when you liava
an account Willi tho Roseburg Nation
al Rank.
The Roseburg National Bank
Rosebur&Ore.
Ktpliilns Collision
Lloyd Chambers, who was reported.
to have driven a car which struck
Nathan Quick, a motorcyclist, todny
reported that his car had passed thru
the Intersection of Mosher and Pine
streets and that the motorcycle col
man Bird Suit Will Be
Tested By Its Inventor
Hy FRANK K. MASON', I ner that a bird attacks an air wave
manorial News Service Staff : mid progresses.
Correspondent.) "After the wave has been passed
(RIS, Aug 19. Practical tests 'ho bird lengthens his neck, which
human bird suit. Invented by "J1"; the center of grav ty towan
lagnan, will be made at Dieppe !anrt tno ,' la lowered. This Is the
w weeks. The apparatus which ' position of the volplane, or gliding.
penan has constructed to attach ! ThB combination of these two posl-
numan body weighs less than """" 18 repeateu time alter lime as
Joiim!?. It consists of two wings '"e '''rd strikes the air wave. It Is
ftnn a yard long and a fuselage ",p combination of the two which
)ul. brings the bird forward through the
jr year, r have been observing air witno,lt "nPPlng wtnR".
their tiight'Txph ,, hilt ;o cTr8,e whilc TiT" 18 mad.e
Pr. "i have .lilcnvor. j .L.v. 18 maile in a undulating up-and-
nae umpiy observed and
experimenting himself, but has se
cured the services of a famous French
aviator who has himself done much
research work In the field of vol
planing. If the first tryouts at Dieppe
promise success. Dr. Magnan will con
tinue the experimenting at Calais.
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AROUND THE TOWN
7 observations. It Is possible j
hae made mistakes In mv do.
W'.." Itr. Vacnail douerllu... hn '
of his years of work to the ,
of the sporting newspaper,
down and sidewards line. Frequent
ly the curve is almost impercetible.
The bird's wings do not beat during
this operation, but on the other hand
they do not rest motionless. The
ends of the wings are In constant
motion, but by dissection I have
... demonstrated that there are no mus-
"10 first 1! SOB uli.Iln. fll-I.. !..- ..i.j tm.-
tiltnt. n- i. '. , . ou nnucm-ii iu uie t-ima. iuu 1110-
r ', ,, Kh' a,p ,l0 often con- I lion is caused by the air.
1 Willing signifies m ,,,i, . ... .. ......
F' "I an aimli. of r.n. ...mi-.. nn,L . ..
to iIa i ", miiiiik inis is wnai j nine onservcu oy
fcrnmin, . l'm "'V"B P"1'" ' al""g on the wing as contrasted
.rroiltinrs bv the nnl ... - u ...i.v.
IMm i"i kiioiiik. oi course, many uxper-
Jierior -o that of the s-nrt. Inients have already been made with
tM.en s iUllH. Kliillng. Let mo add that the birds
k io obs.ri. il thousands of sea hav' wlnK" hlch are very supple;
T-i'-se l,iriis ,ake . I almost said soft. The delicacy of
S. . n ;ihhi Blart nil tho a ...... u,.u k ,lt
f I then turn ih. ir faces Inin iho 'hanging currents of air. The de
'hen shonon the length I vlce 1 have orranKr'l for n,y human
The
I r "eck. contracting It: This D,r' ,0 ,a'"' ,hB Plare of ,hi" charac-
(em,.r balance. In
- 'h'ir h...!l... ,,. ,k .
Ir ..... , , "bi ana
rK fh" tai it i. i .ui. ... .
Will Visit at llend
Mrs. Barton Hclliwell and Bon,
Robert left Friday for Bend. Oregon
where they will remain for several
weeks enjoying a vacation.
Smith Bailey Family
Have Anniversary
COTTACiE GROVE AUs. 18. Cele
brating the 67th wedding anniversary
of .Mr. and Mrs. Smith Railey, pioneer
residents of Cottago Urove, ii lends
and relatives gathered ut the llailey
home last Saturday to spend thu day
and enjoy the splendid dinner most
of which was prepared by Mrs. llailey
herself.
Mr. and Mrs. llailey wero both born
In Ohio, tho former In tlrunvlllo In
1S35 and the latter In Cleveland in
1S37. They wero married in Mob , in
Newark, O., and removed to Oregon lu
1875. For a year they made their home
in Cottage (trove and then went to
covotf. shot o.v sTKia:r
KLAMATlf FALLS, Aug. IS. A
coyole suspected of haviug rallies was j
shot this afternoon on Last Main
street within the city limits by Frank
I'ecliolt, alter the animal had Ml tun
a dog and frightened residents of the
neighborhood.
An analysis to detormlno whether
rabies is present will bo made.
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Arundel, (ilnno rnner. Phone 189-L.
AL JOLSOX IH MAKKIF.I).
NKW YORK, ,'iug. 18. AI Jolson, .
musical comedy star, tonight an
nounced ho had biH'ii married seve
ral days ago to .Miss Alma Osborno.
formerly of Kaston, Pa., an actress.
The bride is known on the stage as '
Ethel Dclniar. . .
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Tears of experience are behind the '
nifty Job printing department of tha
Nws-Roview.
lided with his rear fender. No cause Roseburg, where they remaned until
for the accident can he given, how- I '""t year, a period of M years. A year
ever. Mr. Chambers was not driving
a Dodge, but a llulck car at the time
of the accident.
IktimliM Hotel-
Arrivals at the Douglas todny were
Harry Nelson, Eugene: F. H. Rifer,
Portland; Mrs. James Oraham, Gard
iner; Mr. and Mrs. H. Freeman, Grass
Valley, California; Morton Congdnn,
Portland: Mr. and Mrs. O. Gage,
Marshfleld: Miss Clnra Knapp. Au
rora; Allison Moulton. Portland;
Mrs. n. Hums, Salem; Georgo D. Au-I
sted. Portland; S. J. Spraguo, Marsh-field.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
ALL NEW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE FOUND ON
LAST PAGE UNDER HEADING "NEW TODAY."
boy.
Apply
W.WTKli- M. -npngiT
t'si.-rn I iiinir
tt aM'KIi Men for rock iuarrv ne.ir
Oak Creek. Wngos, $4.5 per day.
tn.inlre luutaer anil Julmyou.-.
I'lH'SB l'U'K i:i!S"VA.NTI-;ii Apply at
one.! to c K. Weaver, Myrtle L'reck,
Oregon.
WANTKO -I'too-suo-a fr.ini one month
to three unit onv-tutlf mouths old.
Jrtbiir It. V,-ck. Urn klea. lire.
V A NT Kl Vvoiiuui or girl to cook dur
ing prnno barvest. I'jill V. N. lluorc,
SMJ. Alyrtlo Creek, rolluct.
FOll HAI.K AriKnra bucks, broil from
best stock obtainable. J. I. Cliuliinail,
Wilbur.
Ft Ut SAM: oil Til A UK Three work
mules for cnttlu or sheep. O. W.
Cooper, &Iolroso, Oro.
HHI S. !.!: A ir.lll tlrst iiioitKUKO
drawing per cent Interest on a
Here Illfalta ranch. Will illsenunt
for tush. J. F. Van Allen, Days Creek,
l i r.
Full ti.M.K While I-ettborn Pullets,
now l.iiiiir. Kxeelleiu sloek. Write
or see A. I-'. Cauipbell, Harrison tit..
West l'.oselillrg.
ago they returned to this cily,
No children were born to the Baileys
but they have adopted and raised
eight children, only two of whom are
now living. They are Mrs. Ray Wright
of Roseburg and Frnnk llailey of
Mabton, Wash.
Those who attended the anniversary
celebration on Saturday were Mr. und
Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Louise Stew
art and Mr. and Mrs. llaughnian, all of
Eugene, and Mr. aud Mrs. J. ii. MeFar
land and Mra. Mary Cardoza, of Cot
tage Grove.
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WAXTKD 8 room house, furnish. d"or FOU SAI.I-; A l.:irK:iln. M'. Beres, row
.1, for rooming house.
Mnny Licenses Sold
According to reports from the
county clerk's office, a groat number
of .hunting licenses have boon sold
during the last few days Among
these are many hon-r'esident licenses,
sold to people from other states who
desire to hunt In this county.
Hero From Port land
T. W. Peters, wife and daughter,
Beatrice, of Portland, are spending
a few days vlslling friends and rela
tives In this city. Mr. Peters was the
chief clerk in the Roseburg post ofJ
ALTON S. FKEY AND HONS
Are reaay to furnlsn any lumber
and timbers needed for any building
as low as anyone. See ua before buy
ing elsewhere. Patronize Roseburg
labor. Phone 324.
Beaver Springs
Is Incorporated
lnrt iy f urnUht'
' Ii?n,,L ;(J .
VA.NTKI Prune ji kcis. t.nod cnmi-
intf. i (,. iiutriuia. riione 4-i-'-n.
l(t. IHoX
TaNTKD liTltij or woiiiiin fnr (.onor;!!
htU8f work. ti(MMl wKKtf. iMHine I'll
or hu Mr. Wllilitr at Wlldvr & Agou
Htore.
WANTKI lHly wttlmtit 1.-m. inients f
kvi-p Iiouho tor num with tlir umall
lny. "Writu L. V. Cutaforth, CotlaKo
(!rivfl. tre.
I) nil no, liurit. Hint itir bulldtint. ii.lt.
nanny nutui near oouiutm iiinitt.
Fh. AiMii'Ha uwiicr, euro Ni.:WH-Iie-
view.
FOK SAI.H SpriiiKfiW.l rlttf. with JJf
;u ti C. J. liroior Co., 2Z0 N.
ii. knuii Ht.
1'( Mt I'AiJ: 1 linim-, 2Vown, ir Will
I i-ii tic for Mhffp X J. Jturrtlck, M;i-
TWO ftlt TllltKK I'AVIMKS of prune
pltkiM-rt WHii(4-l at the liHth Itanch.
ItlMT TOt, Ktioil fuiuplntf. WikmI ami
vwitt-r ciiiiVf n Ifii t. W rlio or pliono.
K(Hin Itfioth. KfinrhurK'. .
VA N'TK I -IN-ar i."ikt.r.H, ailults. Ho
it aly to Im-kIii. Mmulny, Auk. -'I.
Mnaril ut hunk luniw If ilc-rtlr(L
rainpi-m hrliiK wn fiiuipnu ut. Al- n,
:tc: wtiint n, J"' p r lutur. I - nr JK
Diiirli-H A. ItruiitL Uvcrland or liauln.
riione :i i - !'-r.
M AN" "WANTKI to ! nlltltiii a f"W
limira In I'vetiliiK dui liiK iWiM-k. Must
live In Itosehurir. KiKht p.irty run
liuik.' frm $ln to -" t iii t " ll
w. ik. Vrlt t lio INirilantl Hug
I7i VI. l"th XL. I'orl.tunl.ur
A mw iiiliilnff concern to be devel
oped in tills vicinity was Incorpora
ted luat week afl the l!eaver SplinKS
M iti ii ir riirniit-!i t ion 11 n rl riiin ni'lMCS a
fice under Poslmaster Frnler, and he grnll, of claims formerly owned by
spent a number of years in this city. I narve Shuwver. A. R. Marsh. Fred
He is now connected with a Portland
bank.
Every night the Roseburg News-
Roview Is read by 20.000 people. You .,.
can t beat It for an advertising medl- " Tri.
um.
Leave for Klamath Falls
Mrs. I.. Jj. Tovert and mother, Mrs.
F. F. Patterson, left yesterday for
Klamath Falls, where they will enjoy
a vacation for two weeks, visiting
friends.
Dr. Clare K. Allen, Glenn Tallon.
W. K. Carll, John R. Farrlngion,
Scott Brllt and I.. F. Relzensleln
Stoussy and others on tho opposite
side of Silver Peak mountain from
that being developed by tho Oregon
K-xploratlon company, says the Riddle
Knterprise.
in a brief Interview llarvc Hhaw
ver, one of thu Incorporators, slates
MISCELLANEOUS
WOnnSAWlN'l l'lionn I'l-F-i.
I.MI1S. l-:l.I.I-: It l.KwlS. JjrL-HKiiuiKliiK.
211.'. 1'i-rkliiH ltbl.
SVi:i-:T COIIN l-'r.-wh every niornuitf
at i-itfonotnv tlrn. ery. l. av or.b-i M
for eannlng. fliono M. V. A. Jtull.
T A I Ki Ut I Ntl and ilreMnnkin. pk-ollliK
anil iMitloiiliokn. l:H . Main. Mra.
3ulhrtilh?o. .
AiVKIlTISINf - 'i'be "lirliu Ipl.-s n r e
Kru!-il MUbkly UM e t'-ii'll tbflll.
Our iiMll'ne will open blur o. or I-
tii-n for veil ill tin- Ih'M p:iylllK f u bl
III the biislti.'xA . .i l.l. l'rb . lenns.
mi itMi i at on to I, m- ion.,-, r-.ii ..
,-rlln. tiro., r.-in-.-.-o nlallvc- i'uH
'oi r Kpoli.leii. e S. Iiool-
WATKINS products for salo.
West Lane. Phone 177.
120
Here From Salem
Mrs. Kniina A. llyers, of Salem, Is
visiting In this city with her sister,
Mrs. C. 1.. lladley, and other rela
tives and friends. She Is well-known
here.
F.xpectctl Home Today
Mrs. Roland Moore, who has been
at Onklnnd. California, for the last
formed a hunting partv which b-t I that the ores so far produced I" their
this morning for the Tiller district , mines are practically the samn as
where they will spend a week or ten thoso produced on the other side of
days hunting. i the mountain, and Hint there is no
I doubt they have one of the best niln-
Dinlng Room Mold ling properties In this part of the
.Mrs. A. J. Peterson, who for t lio
l.-.m .M-r.r:.! moniiw br i.. ,.,. ,,n-1 The presenl plana of Hie ineorpora-
ducllng the Roseburg holel dining 1 1'" '" !"'" J""1 '"ongli or lbeir
rrinill hla aIH 1 1. I pkI-i KIWI,,,,,-,, I I,. Stock to furnish lllllds sufficient lol
avis
FOR RENT
boxes.
hX,tt ItKN C Hfly uwpoalt
llonaburv National Itunlt.
FOR ICKNT fi room !iou' klt'b.n
ral'Ki: all connected up. iini"l"U tul
West 'as St.
1 Oil lil-'.NT NP .' iipartui. lit. W. M
H.rnlslieu. I'l " a..r.-l. 7117 W.
M.ber. '
l-ol: ItKNT -' nf ii t I -1 1 .1 n .!
Mlital.le for llgbt leoi .'U- P'li;;. Calli
'j I V rii.nlwl.-k SI.. :: l-'oclv cast of
I i,ii.u;i llot. l. 1
roHn. Oregon.
I'OK llAI.h Olt HUNT A Kouil K.mer
koii piano, l'lioiiu 44-L''-ll. It. F. 1.
No. J. Ilux -III. ;
KOK A"i'W-riK. Also tlr.'yll tlaKO
pliiuiM. lleruiali S. tiul.u, llt-uckwuy,
ore lboiu a-'-tl.
I-'olt SAi.K Fir bloca wood, J tier!
oak bkork. t3.SU. W. A. Jenklni,
phone lt-F-41.
lNHt HALK Six year obt mare, weight
about Ji'UU lbn. Broke, flngle und
double. Cooil roudstur, double galtod.
Pbone 8-F-4.
Foil HAI.K olt TKAHl--6 cylinder, 7
paHneimer Hulck cur for smaller ear.
Would make n irood llgbt truck. He
Cordon at l'uliit Shop, 117 ltowe St.
Foil KAI.K House and ! lots In Buth
eriln, ti. W ill take Rood milch cow
on trade. A. 11. Mabley, box 2&2,
tiuthurlin. Ore.
A HAIKIAI.V lisu aeros of land. room
bolide, biK bam. Hprlior at door. barn,
'.'il HcreM under cult Ivui Ion. $.".0 it.-ts
It, on terms. Mm. 11. K. llcwev, (bild
lleachOi.t j -
ifiiMK l-'oll KAI.I'i CUEaT 'i " ruoili
iLoiisn wflh nleeiliiir poi-eb fill! Imw.
iiieiit, partly furnlsbod. City watsr.
Kiirage. New eblckell bouite, lxt.U
feet. Lot Inn-, lull rt. Located 1113
(Hie street. 1'rlco ir.'rbl. See owner
on premises, 1-:. T. t'ninpton. or tl. V.
Yoiliiif and Son, IIS Cosjt St.
If-sup-
but it
teristlc of birds' wings is an iinriiio-',''vl'rl weeks enjoying a visit with,)HIu!!( f (nc Bolh Ranch near Hole.
meter siren which whistles with the ! relatives ana loosing alter nusmess j. h. UOOTil.
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changing of the pressure of fie wind n,,tor8- ' "P'ted home this eve-
wavesancl advises the nian-liird whenn'ng.
he should glide and when he should
sail." Will Co Hunting
M. Vnitnan Intend" to do the first
.lack tmiiiHii. a recentHirlv.il In HiIkI bring the properly olllo a
.iv tin iu,..n ovo.wiu i,. inn,, porting banis. which will b
soon for Portland, where she will portion of stock,
care for her mother, who recently , -,r- Sliawver says the promoters
surtered a severe accident. Mr. Dun- 1111 v- " nl " '"' ' an,i """" y
can took possession today. i ln bringing the property to lis prci-
0 i ent state of ili velopment and that
WARNING. I tbey do not propose to divide any
All persons are warned not lo hunt, '"r" "f lhl prollis than necessir
camp or otherwise trespass upon llieiwl"1 n"y ''Utslders.
Willi rliver i-i-iiK a iiiouiiot oo
both sides. Riddle will soon become
rwiwn as the mining center of
oulhern Oregon.
Foil J1KNT - F
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iiiIm!i .1 sb pilil,' roe
i.ee o 0.1 l-alb. ICI
e Is-V.
.la. k
Foil HUNT -Clf llib-t i.'.int
room. Also hKht boiis. be. pin
rooms. sir, Milt si. .1
" FOR SALE !
FOK PALE liny. i:H'-ntower Orchard
Tracts. Phone 2-l-'S j
Mill sai.i: To bin. I TbiT.-i ki. in "
pigs. W. A. Jenkins, p
Foil SAI.1-' Knllti
I:.. Mvnie (
fill: sAI.IJ r-'i I"
U in
Jl-F-41
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An adrertlsement In the News-Review
will reach 20.000 readers quick
er and cheaper than 20,000 circular
loiters
Your home-town paper prints Just I
the thinirs von lik lo read.
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Fill: S.M.I'. ipi.l bend first cla Kra.lo
ewes. Akcm I lo & y.-.ils old. livery
inooili Kommiie.-.l. Shropsblre. i'ois
w ol.l, and cross hr.-.l M. i liio.n. W ill
sell from 1 to a car load. ( V. Will
li. r. W'llt.ilr. Oi-c, at II. W. Sliort's.
l-MIt SAI.K - lea m. Ten tlmher land. 4
miles southwest of oruiu. Ore. S'-j
of S's. Sec. L'n. To. S. il. it V. coun
ty cl ilise. I. Intl.'lilO M. Some farni
1..II.I. I'rlce 4J. . leu. 'I'erOis if lesiled.
V ine I,. Wi. k, .'Jill Lombard Ave.,
l-'v. i.-tt. W'n li.
l-'olt SAI.I-:- Kid. .11 hotel. Ill.-liil.ile.
ore::. .11. Now doitM H ' biisillesi.
S-v cnte.-n bedrooms, l,iriti. t.leepliiMT
p-ireli, three l.iillis. iIIiiiiik rom. kit-ch.-h.
St. am b.-ale.l, nioil.-rii colivcn
1. ti.-.-s. r.eautifiillv locau-.l. I'rnit
tiiiut to hulld In I'll". in good re
pair. I'rlce. flllMlslle.l. Iir.flll. I'll- .
t iirlilsbe.l, $:!:.iih. l.ili.-r.il tel ins. 1-. ,
il. o. i'. Knoll, tnilepemlen-onv x
jlMMO f liU" "I'iiTATo "ami i,iT:v .
I c A -Ni 'I I t '.'I acres all bottom land.
all tiled und .til- led, all Irriiraled; en ,
f.ne road '-j mile II. It. station; small,
10. u--.-. u I I. irn and other ball.limis; .
i. Id this ear: potatoes "0 sa- ks;
wh. it. not Illicit.'!. -I" h'islicls. Hll.l ,
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