G.L. Hudkins Real Estate Salesman from Cawker City, Kansas • 3

uliKY TOWNSHIP. 428 of se and sw sec 1. 8oo, OcLorne NEW LINE Carter City Public Library, sec 32, 67 acres cultivated, 429 Geo Annis farm, of se and ne of se sec 24 and ne of ne sec 25, 7o 334 ne building 335 nw orth 5oo, pric Kloo. To St. Louis and the sec 19, submit offer.

acres cultivated, small orchard, fair east via Missouri Pa ounuings, good water, price zooo. ne sw MHEltTY TOWNSHIP. 273 Charlotte Snyder land, a 1 430 John sw of nw and another to prepare a supper. The se i ot swsec 6, lo8i acres, 4o acres cultl vated, no improvements, price 8oo. acre tract In ne earner of qr sec 8 ne i proceedsof the supper bought one lot sec 19, submit offer, sec 19, submit offer, sec 19, submit offer, sec 29, submit offer, sec 29, mbmlt offer, sec 29, submit offer, 'nee 29, submit off'er.

33U 337 338 339 340 341 342 343 nw Soon after the city of Cawker was price 125. and Judge Smith donated the adjoin 431 of sw and se sec 35, 28 acres cultivated, no other improve SW 274 1 hf of nw qr and hf of bw qr cific Railway. Passengers lea vno Central a ranch Points on train No 4 arrive in: Atchison at 3:45 p. St. Joseph at 5 p.

Kansas City at 5:35 p. Louis at 2:25 a. Toledo 2:35 p. m. founded, a number of gentlemen or gani.ed a Magazine Club, whose mem se ments, watered nv ourinir and branch one.

A subscription paper was then passed aroui material purchased seU 34, 4 miles from Waldo, 10 acres Ma! oi creeK, 12 miles to Alton, looo. nla Jleitzel, ne of sec 32, 5o vated. no other 8vp- CIIUIICII DIllECTORY. rESRYTEItlAN CHURCH. He rvitei ul mil 71,0 m.

Mdljliaih Stol at la uu m. Junior Vr P. S. C. at 4 11 111., and V.

f. S. at 6 :30 in. A. T.

Ai pk, PasUir. M. E. HLKl'll. PreachiiiK every Sumlav ut 11 a.

and 7 lop m. K.pwonh l.rue at6: )) 111. Si lmn at it m. Prayer bieeiiny every ThurMlny eventri( Pllldic tuidiidty invited. C.WYNANT.Paslnr Imiwaku use, Sujii.

CATHOLIC CHL'HCH, High Mam the necoml, fourth and filth Sundays of eai imnlh at 10 a. idler Mush, Heni-Hiciion aud C'utei liinnis lor the rhildrcn Mas on week day Pkiks Hoki i kk, (1RACK KPISCOPAI, CHURCH. 8ervice every Sunday morninu at 11 o'clock. H. II.

Kaknrs, Hector. U. B. CHtRCH, 1.: bership was to be not leas than ten nor In cultivation, well and creek, $050 acres cu 4.u se sec 28 and ne see 33. and work begun on the building.

On the 27th day of November the corner more than twenty. Judge C. A. Smith price i-oo. nit-ills, pi JMOO.

275 Ne qr sec 19, fine land, make offer a of nw and sw sec. 7. sub H4 sw sec 1, price 8oo. HIT stone was laid in blustering weather SW 0 gave it the name Literary Club" and for years he with R. W.

mit offer. sec price low. 34(1 if a program was rendered In the opera Indianapolis at 8:20 a. Cincinnati at 11:30 a. Louisville at 12:22 p.

sw sec 7 and nw sec HTMNEH TOWNSHIP. Lundy and L. S. Tucker were the ac 18, 32o acr for Kioo. house.

L. S. Tucker presided and Mrs 434 Harrison Wrljrht land, nw of Washington at 6:47 a. Ilaltimore tive members, caring for the books at 6:35 a.m., Philadelphia at 4:50 a. Berry us Sec'y.

gave a full report of the work, stating that six hundred and and their distribution. 347 sho VERT TOWNSHIP, sw and ne of sw and 2oo acres, 81 cultivated. sec ho acres of this elegant farm in high state of cultivation, 2o acres fenced pasture, good orchard, grove, well, frame house and stable, a reallv New York at 7:45 a. m. it it In 18N3 a few women desirius of en of se sec 2(! small build 27tl nw 277 sw 278 se 279 ne 23 280 nw 281 sw 282 se 283 nw 27 284 sw 285 se 280 ne 29 seventy-two dollars and twenty-five Ask the nearest agent for tickets ngs worth Goo, for Kioo.

nw and sw nf nw ami cents had been pledged to them up to 348 nhfi ii ii via the Missouri I'acillc Railway or superior farm, 3 miles from Alton, price ir uin every auei nine nuniuiv, at 11:00 a. and 8 lie ef sec acres cultivated, small building, pUce 8oo. that time; 117.5o was added in a few minutes; a supper that night netted p. ill. Siuiduy school every Sunday at address 4.i;j trancisM Jennlnirs land, of im a.

Krv. Pator. 349 swofHe and ne of sw ft and se sec 3o, a smooth upland 8o all of 59.52, making a total of 84H.31, and wnicn is tillable, Z) acres has been it ii marked Thanksgiving Day of 1884 as a nw of ne aid ne of nw sec 7, 5(1 acres acres fenced, small orchard, livhg water. miles from Waldo, fair buildings, price 2ooo. red letter day in Cawker.

July 4, '85 LODGE DIRKCTOHY. was selected for the day of dedication cultivated, no buildings, price 24o. 436 Lizzie Over land, ne of sec 22, this tract is somewhat rolling the east half being smoother, having some bottom on it, soil Is fair quality, most of which is good farminir land, about 5o ('has. E. Styles, Passenger and ticket Agent, Atchison, Kas.

H. C. Townsend, (ien'l, Pass, and Tick. St. Louis, Mo.

CITY MAYOR J. H. Mimahan. COCNUI.MKN )U ,1 Lbwev. of nw anrl The exercises were held in the skating A A -Cawker City Lodge, No.

15, every 2nd Wednesday evening of nw and of ne sec 40 ap.ren nil. rink. The exerhises were grand and or eacn month. tivated, nohther improvements, Ittoo. 3ol oflnw and sw of nw ami nw 287 nw 288 bw 289 se ne 33 291 nw 292 sw 293 se 294 A A Crosby land, sw qr sec (10 duringthe day 84.2.1 in cash was netted acres has been cultivated, 3o acres of ne of seek price Kioo.

In 18(1(1, through the kindness of Kastern Star, Chapter No. 144, every 2nd and 4th Tuesday evening. A. (). U.

W. -Cawker City Lodge No. renceu, grove, A miles from Alton, price 7oo. I Ward K. Mum Judge Smith a fund of seventy dollars 4.J7 of sec 24, Io2 acres cultivated was donated to the Club.

mid Wnod M. MeilwrKen 3( Wuril A. H. Nrton itli Ward 1,. () Nmrin larging the Library and making It of interest to others counselled together and called a meeting of all interested at the office of Smith Tucker where the Library had been kept.

Attkls meeting Mr.Tucaer stated that during the past ten years 5oo books had been purchased and 2oo were to be found. The women then offered to procure a room, give attendance and care of books if entrusted to them, which offer was accepted Dr. Chapman donated the use of one room In his building for one year. May 1, 1884 their first sup-netted fifty-one dollars, which they did not value more than the hearty co-operation of the people. They were chartered as the "Woman's Club" and the first Trustees were th? Mrs.

Ever-son, Harton, Mathews and Mios Jennie Farmer. August, 1884 Dr. Chapman offered to give his valuable minerological collection, provided the Woman's Clubi would erect a building Suitable for a I Public Library and his Collection. buildings worth 4oo, price 12oo, 4i, every 1st ami Satunloy evening of each month. se ot tec price 5oo.

se of fee 30, submit offer. 354 of we sec 19, price 5oo. TOWNSHIP. 355 sw of ec 21, 4o acres cultivated, The past year has been an extreme 4. lyiwara Ives, se of nw and ne of Jiinies Doimherty Select Knights of AOU 2nd and ly prosperous and profitable one.

The M. Hiulev acres cultivated, 90 acres enclosed with barb wire fence, 1 mile from Na-toma, small buildings, price $2000. At Large Clerk Police Judgt MaKall buildings C. Whitney H. Tucker sw and se sec 14, price I2oo.

439 hof sec 9, 12o acres cultivated, small buildings, price 4ooo. 440 se of sec 32, Io acres cultivated, citizens through the efforts of Mr. M. rth 3oo, price 12oo. Jim Jesse rown, ne of sec 8, 7o acres Mellxrgen donated forty-five dollars for a new cemented stone walk and cultivated, ne acre orchard.

4o acres TILDEIt TOWNSHIP. -1)5 Sw qr Bee 28; 50 acres cultivated, fenced, 8 i AMERICA'S REPRESENTATIVE watered by creek, 8 miles to Alton, price looo. dies from Alton, rood Ice Kloo. hullulngs, FASHION MAGAZINE 441 sw and se of sw and sw of se small buildings, price $1600. books, installment of books will place the nnmber on the shelves at Two Thousand.

mi nw ec 24. vmk land l''(wi sec 2o, submit offer. JACKSON TOWNSHIP. 358 ne of kc 25, price 8oo. 359 ne of je and sw of ne and se of 442 nw and ne sec 29, 2ooo.

443 se sec 3, submit offer. A shade of sadness conies on our con ne sec Zt, 1J) acres, nrice 8on. 444 se and se of se sec 6, nrlce 1 360 of lie sec 28 and of nw 298 Ne qr sec 25; submit offer. 297 sw 25; 298 Neiswanger; all of Action 29, on application. sec 27, Kio aires for onlv ttoo.

the honorary members removal and the Master's call grew less, those remaining being 4th I'ridoy evenings of each inwntli, Degree of Honor A 1st and 3rd Friday evenings. 0 A R-Ileynoldrt Post No. 43, every 2nd and 4th Saturday evening. C-Reynolds Relief Corps No. 8, every 2nd and 4th Saturday evening 1 Spirit Spring Lodge No.

159, erery Tuesday evening. of Cawker City Lodge No. 7, every 2nd and 4th Thursday evening. A Waconda Camp No. 13(7.

every 1st and 3rd Monday evening A A Every 2nd Wednesday night. M-Tent No. 65, every 1st ami 3rd Thursday night. Phonlx Fire Co. No.

1 -every 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings. Public Library. Open evry Wednesday and Saturday afternoon. 44o ne of ne sec price reasonable. 446 sw and se of sw and sw of PifrjN TOWNSHIP.

120 acres cultivated, no buildings: price $1)000. 361 ne of t- nw sec 13, price on application. Judge C. A. Smith, L.

S. Tucker, 12 97 acres cultivated, th 2ooo, price 24oo. buildings w(i They answered we will, and sent one ()i (jarrett. W. C.

Whitney, D. committee to select a location and Rverson. 299 Swqrsec3 and hf of nw qr 44i ne ot sec 31, submit offer. HETHANY TOWNSHIP. 448 Albert Hrundaire land.

shof. ids sw of sec 30, pi sec 10, price $1800. ana se ot nw and of 7oo. in sec 30 and of nw 363 of 300 hf ne or see 32: m-ice ftlooo. se and nw of se Bee 29, price I2oo.

I THE DESIGNER Published monthly WITH HANDSOME COLORED PLATES. ALSO ILLUSTRATES THE CELEBRATED Standard Patterns The only reliable patterns, became they allow seams. sec 31, good ind price 5oo. KILL CREEK TOWNSHIP. ne oi 31, a fine or for 44a jonn ox land, ne of se ec 29.

io acres cultivated, small orchard. 4 365 ne of ic 7, a good farm, 21oo. 301 Mary A Brown; sw qr sec 28, 20 miles to Osborne, small house, 8oo. 36(1 sw of sec price aoo. acres cultivated, living water, 1 1 miles INDKPK DKNCE TOWNSHIH from Alton, fair house, $2000.

367 se of a "Smie sajs sovw wtee Wwmjs se and nw of se sec 29: I4oo. 451 se sec 27, price 8oo. 452 ne of sec 29, price I2oo. 453 sw of sec 33, price 8oo. I ROSS TOWNSHIP.

454 of sw sec 2. 35 acres cultivat 302 hf nw qr and hf ne qr sec 14, brne, price to. price on apolication. CKNTRAL BKANCH K.R. TIME TAIU.L fiOINC WK.ST.

3(fS-ntLPfjtJ 8 miles from Ob- 369 303 hi of nw qr sec 14 andhf ne 370 6 p. 12:10 p.m. ed, no buildings, price 9oo. qr Bee 15, price reasonable. it ofK 304 All of section price $4000: No.

3 Passenger -Accommodation fieiiiht 42J -Local frek'ht (ifUNG KAST. Nn. 4 -PafiseiiKer l2'-AcLniiuodiition frtighl 44 -Local freight WINFIELD TOWNSHIP. I 455 sw of sec 31, 7 miles to Luray, 1 acres in cultivation, irood snriny. good stock section.

7 m. m. 5:55 372 orilP. rj farm, sw ot sec tinir tract all of small orchard, its yours at HANCOCK TOWNSHIP. 24, a slig rancis land, of Al trains curry passe iiRcru, Connections at Downs with both brum hrs with all trains in catli direction.

which is choie farminir land hlarlr 305 John Alley farm, sw qr sec se and ne of ne sec 12, price 5oo. Subscription Price: $1.00 a year. 10 cents for single copies. CANVASSERS WANTED FOR THIS PUBLICATION. Liberal cash comnitslon.

Write for sample oopy and terms to Subscription Department, THE DESIGNER, 3a West 14th New Yprk City. xcrpt I nuns No. 421 ryd 43 on Sundays. 'I. L.

tandy loam siil, acres cultivated, orchard set (jit, stone dwelling 15x23, 4. nw ot sec a good at ooo. 457 KarReyjand. sw of sw Hec. 30 and nw qr eec 31; a very fine qr of undulating upland and second bottom, 60 acres in cultivation, good JY first impression of the town was that of a quie delightful little moonlit villiage.

The white light justafter a stormy evening rested so sweetly upon the motionless Inwns and homes aud the stone houses built with 26 and se of ne sec 34 and nw sec POST OFFICE HOVJKS, biuiic yidiiarr, in part -ooniinir- 1.) iioacrPH-cnltivatH, 2 cre orchard: been put in and they contain big stocks. An opera bouse that would be a credit to a town of 6,000 people is one of the prides of Cawker City. It is well equipped with scenery and well seated with late chairs. Lectures and Intellectual conumuioB ar wU ttMeivnd ltera na Doara nice grovev MAILS CI.OSK, 8 .00 a. For thr Kt, Km- Oi VVct, miles from Osborne, price $800.

9 miles to Leroy, small house: Kioo. 458 Thos Doneling, se i and of ne sec 14 and sw of nw sec 13, 2Ho acres 75 cultivated, 12 miles to Leroy, fair buildinpH, price 28oo. sec 4, alHO of sw of ity, 35 acres culti-4 lxie 12oo. werth 14oo, 300 se qr sec 18; 65 acres cultivated vaf 374 pr buildings worth 800, price $1400. and turrets reminded me castled 307 sw or sec 8 and nw of TOWN 8 HIP DIKKCTORY.

O. Tr.stec. FRANROARRk A.M erins ot Sale, 7 i VCIFIC LAND; 8: 42 42 B1880BB1W jlars' Credit litietui. on the deferred purchase money is payable. At the IoTnlH and Oklahoma und to certain points in Arkansas, Louisiana, a and New Mexico at ono balance can be: noil la prouuciive anu intj-H.

Oiu-e in 3K5 nw mum Tor n-- of fair quality, orchard and tfrove, soa oiler, nt offer. Omit offer. Vut otter, fait offer, nit offer. 6 4 9 end the second year, ana eacn year inereanei. one-tenth of the purchase money becomes due, together with interest on the deferred amount at the rate of six per cent, per annum.

April, 1BB5 he told the huties stone and frame buildinfrs, i miles to ftct 4-onrfortliblo to look ne of 38(1 3H7 38 they would erect a library build Waldo, price $800. fait- plan $2 for the romul trip. ttt them. Parking in well grassed Contracts may De paiu up in iun ing and have it completed by the 310 Chas Patterson" Priests of Pallas Parade and Kar- and always well trimmed. If half (A fore maturity, and interest will be charged only to Tim A-xtn-nt final nnvmpnt.

sectio i 4, price fit'H). tirst day of the year he would give the towns realized what a pleasant nival Krew, Kansas City, Mo. $7.15 for the round trip. Tickets on sale Ten ner cent, discouut will be allowed from list 311 se and se of sw qr sec 2, 20 to it his immense cabinet, This impression it makes upon a stran se of setj 25," submit offer. 301 ne of se 29, submit offer.

nw of st submit offer. 31)3 sw of sole 2i), submit offer. 31)4 se of aeg "-Hybmit offer. 395 nw a- submit offer. prices, upon cash sales.

miles from Osborne 45 acres in culti Sept 27 to Oct 7, good to return Oct 9. cabinet is priceless. It contains rer to see a clean street they vation, frame dwelling and barn, big bargain at WOO. specimens from all over the world, Pueblo, Colorado Sp ings an ji)) Denver and return for $25. offer.

er. specimens of all kinds aud is the .112 swor sec be had for $1200. Example. lttO acres sold January 2, 189!) at $5 per acre, IH00.00. On credit terms, payments would be as follows.

wonld keep the weeds cut. There isn't a corner in Cawker Cit; that does not bear evidence of scythe work of a lifetime. It is a per Salt Lake City, Utah 155 25 cents will be charged for ex 31.1 se an( se of se qr sec i 90 nw of ne sec 7, except one acr for fect wonder. It covers one side, acres in and mower, And in consequence school house, price $U00. tension of return tickets from Col.

points. mentSjf.jKrc one end and two corners of the one can boo all over the town ud sfcseI2, 35 acres 4(XK se 314 Wm Ford, ne and oi nw In cultlvatio room. The rest of the room is de small house, stable, Then the trees are trimmed and well, 7 miles Waldo, price, Iloo. submit offer. sec 2(i and sw of se of nw and ne sec 23, 520 acres, 200 acres cultivated, 4 acres orchard, all inclosed with barb voted to shelving and these aie fill ed with books.

For further particulars above rates enquire of C. L. Hewett, Agent. When Due Jan. 1899.

1900. loot. 100a. too3. t904, 1905.

1906. t907. t9o8. 1909. shapely, the lawns are well clipped, the fences and houses aro I 42 42 42 42 4J 45 401 ne of st 402 nw of stl 403 se of se nrice i-oo.

Principal Interest Total 8o.oo 80.00 43.30 43. 80.00 43-3 12320 80.00 38.40 M8.40 80.00 33.60 113.60 80.00 a8.8o 108.80 80.00 84.00 104.00 80.00 19.10 99.20 80.00 t4.40 94-4 80.00 9.60 89.60 80.00 4.80 84.80 800.00 359.20 1059 so Down Payment ist Del. Payment 2nd Def, Payment 3d Def. Payment 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th toth sec 8 and of sw and wire fence, 8 miles from Waldo, good 8W of sw sec nrice 8oo. Well, did the ladies get the painted and everything is in order.

buildings, price $000. 404 of ne and of se sec 12, 42 42 building erected? Why, yes, of price low. 315 Harmon, sw and nw of sw course. The library grew and DEIJlII TOWNSHIP. Order is Cawker's first law and it certainly ddserves great credit for this, for I have seen many towns Total.

grew. It was the only home the 405 Jeremiilh Bennet farm, se of The most stubborn cases of Bron ehitis succumb to Ballard's llore-hoiinc1 Syrup Price 25 and 50 crs II Klinkenberg. and sw of nw sec 34; (10 acres cultivated, 40 acres fenced, acre orchard, living water, 8 miles from Waldo, fair buildings, price $l(ioo. ec lo; a good! farm Woo. If the purchase be made for cash, the total purchase ee would be $720 instead cf $800.

-1 G. L. HUDKINS, Local Agent. that claimed more population that 406 of sec 7 also of nw sec old man had; he loved it; he was peculiar, but the ladies humored 18, 5o acres cultivated, small buildings were not one-third as attractive 316 Geo Morrison, sw of sec 12; 15 nrice 14oo. 407 nw ot st It, a goou lami, 1000.

A creamery does a large busi him. Some one of the ladies acts as librarian for a given period and acres in cultivation, small house, watered by springs, price $9oo. 408 sw of hq 2i. price reasonable. 409 nw of sc 29.

price reaonable. ness for the town everything is in good shape, finan Two school houses, five churches 410 sw fs ec 29, price reasonable. 411 nw of st i'C 33. submit offer. 317 sw of sec 32, price $8oo.

318 se of sec 28, price $14oo. ciallv. The old man died. His 412 of jw and sw of ne. sec 5, a bank with a 110,000 capital and price i oo.

.11 shop was small. He wasan inlidel F. PIT lm T. L1.YH jTl "1 )i I I ij Zli-t- -i-ttt Uif isiraE iinHi- -mtx two newspapers, the Ledger and LAWK; We TOWNSHIP. nw and sw of nw, price 320 sw sec 8, price $12oo.

321 nw of sec 5, price $14oo. ROUND MOUND TOWNSHIP. the Public Record, are located in hated churches," yet he wuskiiui and generous So the ladies opene 413 sw of si ic 25, 42 acre8 cultivated, Cawker. small DuiwingjB, price 1000. 414 se of seiic.

32. nrice 55o. the library doors and the coffin Six months ago the town was 322 Davidson farm, nw of sec 10, 415 se Bqt.c and ot ne sec o-acres cultiva1 ted, 1 acre orchard, 4o was placed in the center of the room, and there, among his books an undulating farm, 150 acres of which full vacant houses. Now there is not one to be found. 1'ropertv acres 1 fair buildings, Jooo.

11ft no at aei OH BiiVimir llffpr. nd nw sec 31, price 417 bw is tilable, rest good for pasture, 75 acres now cultivated, 30 fenced for pasture, sod house and stable, frame is greatly in demand and more treasuras he had loved, they changed hands in the past three 8:1 i(1 g0(1 bJe to llim knowing ho reasonable. 418 nw of si 14, submit oiler, granary, sheds, small orchard, 7 miles from Natoma and 14 miles from Alton, had solved the question over which' HTH TOWNSHIP. CORI months than for a whole year prior. Several new stores have he had pondered all his long life price 700.

Sarah I Chase, ne of sec 10, 57 419 Flora E. Pool. arrea r.nltiva tetl. watered bv snrinirs, 323 Clouse farm, ne and nw fair buildings 2i miles from Downs, nrice 3-oo. i sec 2(i, a fine farm of 240 acres tilled, nearly all under fence, good buildings, 420 nw ot 8, 31, 74 nines to uowus and 4 miles si of Osborne, good soil, good pasture, plenty of hay land, 6 miles from Natoma, price 1400, all tillable fcept 2 acres cut off by a small streairt furnishing irood water HWflr rFrJ Mv ffP m534- 4-2 Q2L -cid-TEii- 0 J- 1 7 ri(T rJf 3 324 Jacob Philips land, 70 acres of for stock, nej ber fails, Saacres broken balance in ly and pasture, story ne qr of sec 13, 400.

frame house and sheds price 22oo. 325 James Lerwillinger, farm in 421 sw tec 34, price 800. sec 14, submit offer. 422 ne of si fee IS, price 24oo. 32(1 Ne of sec 3, a good farm for (loo, DEN TOWNSHIP.

TILl Very fine residence in fourth ward, conveniently Oood barn, Price About 2 acres of land in second ward. Good 5-room house, newly painted; good barn: plenty of water. Close to business part of town. $1000. One of the prettiest residences in Cawker and close to business street.

Price on application. Resilience in second ward to trade for farm. Good location and nice property. 327 ne of sec 31, price 800, telman land in sec 7, a 423 Mary- 328 of nw and of sw sec 23 i land, price 800. iZ-l ne wee 10, price looo.

425 nw of sec 1 anu ne 01 ne sec submit otter. 321) se of sec 3: price reasonable 330 nw of sec 8, price lHoo. 2. price 25o, A very fine business block, permanently occupied and renting for $(i(H) a 420 nw of ec 22, price looo. Here is a cnance tor investment where money will briup a pood interest.

Price on application. Nice residence in fourth ward now occupied bv Mrs. Ewinsr. AYR TOWNSHIr. MOUN "ttr- till BLOJM TOWNSHIP.

331 Ttobinson land, sw of sec 5 and nw of sec 4 and sw sec 6 and of ne Drakelv, of ne and Mc Bride property in furth ward Good house, good location, nice trees, 111. This land lays quite 427 flenry of se sec well being price low. ostly creek bottom, there -cth-- nun rmoi i Li, 1 I 0 0. 1, I is a good so xeu Irarae nouse, Hioue nty of out buildings, 80 vation. fenced feed lot, barn anil plq sec 17 and se sec 17, submit offer.

332 Zilleg farm, nw of sec 27, 14 miles south of Downs and two miles from Tipton, small frame house of three rooms and frame granary, can be sold for 1200. 333 ne sec 17, price 1200. 1 acrt-a cult Trotig-h property, now occupied by A Morrison. Owners live in Okla homa and are anxious to sll. $500.

Wave several other properties not listed here. If you want to buy or HI see me. Have a'Jist of lots end blocks for sale; all pood locations suitable for fAr-either cottace or a palace. .1 A I i orchard, gro ve, 10 mueH ironi aiujii, Sectkinal Map of MltchUjCounta price 12oo. i4.