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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
General Agent.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
MASONRY WATER DAN FOR
CHEYENNE, WYOMING,
WAIERW0RKS.
ONCE OF the city CLERK,


Cheyenne Wyo. July 4 1soz
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
ceived by the city clerk OF Cheyenne,
Wyo-, at MS office in said city, until
noon of Thursday, Aug. n 1902, for the
construction OF a masonry dam on tbs
middle fork OF Crow creek
Plans and specifications for the pro-
posed work may be seen at the Offices q
the city clerk or the city engineer and
blank forms Of proposals VIII be fur
nished b. the city clerk.
Each bid must be enclosed n q sealed
envelope, and must be acCOmpa MED by a
certified check for 1900 as q guarantees
that the successful bidder viii enter into
q contract.
Bidders must furnish satisfactory svi-
dence OF their ability to do the class o.
work required
Bids viii be opened at a special meeting
OF the city council Of said city OF Casy-
enne, WyO-, 10 be held on Thursday, Aus.
=, 1902, at clock D. m
J. L MURRAY, Mayor
E A ABRY. City Clerk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

ward. AS a rule he is not a good man
of business. and is often an easy vic
tim of sharpers. But that does not af-
feet the value of the patent laws.
II is a mistake, too, TO suppose that
the general public does not share in
the benefits which come through i'm
proved machinery and processes of
The records show the
contrary to be the case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

I viii give you rest" Il is word of
only four letters, but, Ike that other
word of four letters-home-it is one of
the most beautiful in the language.
So the vacation time is welcome. The
worker is glad to get away from the
hot city pavements TO the cool shade
OF the country. Perhaps his inciina-
tons run toward fishing or hunting,
perhaps he is satisfied to lie in a
hammock with a book, but whatever
he does he rests. And when the play
time is over, when the gun is put back
into its case, when the line Is reeIed
in for the last time, the hammock
rolled up and the book laid aside, he
is glad to get back to his work again,
glad to stay at work until the next
vacation season comes around.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

All who are troubled with rheuma-
tism will be interested in the case of
William Snively, Pennsylvania farm
er. Snively was so badly crippled by
rheumatism that when a swarm of
bees attacked him he couldn't get
away. A few days later the swelling
caused by the stings disappeared and
the rheumatism went with it. The
remedy seems heroic, but the real
rheumatism patient is usually desper-
ate enough to try anything.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
Rough on Both.
london Outlook

An lrishman whose face was so plain
mat ms friends used 70 tell him 1t was
also TO be as Door as he was homeiv
One day a neighbor met him and asked
How are you- Pair
Mighty bad Sure. tbs starvation that's
starin me in the face
Begorra, exclaimed his nsighbor. SYM
patheticaily. 1T can't be very pleasant
for either OF yez'-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
Up to Date
Mashinrtnn s,a-,

tWasnInRton Starr
Have you sent off your wireless tele-
gram2
Yes
And ordered YOUR horseless carriage7"
And paid off the motionless messenger
bov2-
Yes"
Good. Let's 20 and get glass of hop
less beer"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

Kiplings much heralded story Wire
less has come and is going through
the mill of criticism Some hail the
story as a sign of the authors return
TO power; others see nothing remark
able in H. At any rate, Wireless" as
applied to biography, has little to do
with the tale, save that il furnishes q
convenient physical analogy TO the idea
of psychical waves with which the
story is mainly concerned. One might
point out some inaccuracies In Kip
ling's description of a coherer and its
action, but what's the use The story
deals with q consumptiVe apothaeary
who. being placed in circumstances
identical with those which Keats ex-
perienced, reproduces one of Keats
poems.
1t is in this connection that KipIing
puts himself on record as a literary
critic, when he says:
My throat dried, but I dared not
gulp to moisten it lest 1 should break
the spell that was drawing him nearer
and nearer to the high water mark
but two of the sons Of Adam have
reached. Remember that in all the
millions permitted there are no more
than five-hve little linss-of which one
can say: These are the Magic. These
are the Vision. The rest is only poet
ry""
The five lines are:
a savage spot as holy and enchanted
As e'er beneath a waning moon was
haunted
By woman waiting for her demon lover.
Our magic windows fronting on the sea,
the dangerous foam Of desolate seas
for aye"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

The thrilling announcement that
Reginald c. Vanderbilt has become en-
gagged has come, and the waiting popu-
lace can now resume its ordinary oc-
equations We hope Reggie will be
very, very happy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

Senator Stewart of Nevada says his
state will go Republican this fall. OF
course. though. this is merely conjec-
ture on the part of Senator Stewart
He hasn't been in Nevada long enough
in the last four years to find out any-
thing about the politics of that state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

President Roosevelt is complaining
that the privacy of his vacation is be-
ing invaded. Wonder if it has ever
occurred to this industrious advertiser
that no other president has ever made
similar complaint. President Me-
kinley never worried about the front
porch crowds at Canton. nor did any
of his predecessors protest about their
crowds of visitors
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

1t is Chaplain Axton now and The
Herald is glad of 1t. The Herald likes
that robust Christianity of which
Chaplain Axton is an exponent. He is
not bit too dignifed to sit on the
coaching line and cheer an army foot
ball team to victory. He viii not con-
slider that he has disgraced his cloth if
he roots for an army baseball nine.
Mr. Axton believes that the bodies of
men need looking after as well as the
souls, and the country needs more such
chaplains- He can pray very well and
preach very well, too, on occasion
punching the bag of sin with goodly
rights and lefts. The Herald wishes
Mr.. Axton fun, pressed down and
running over measure of success.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

King Alfonso may be youthful, but
he is wise in his day and generation.
How else could he have gotten so
much advertising out of a little thing
like the sIamming of the door of a
railroad coach?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

Another Venetian campanile is show
Ing signs of collapse What they real
ly need over there is hustling Amer.
lean contractor to build their cam
paniles up right for them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

Those Idaho boys who tried 20 wreck
a Short Line train just for fun should
be locked up somewhere until their ef-
fervescent spirits bubble out a little.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

1t does beat all how initiative the
English are Just because Salt Lake
is celebrating for and with the EIks.
London had to have purple day yes
teFday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

Premier Balfour has announced the
committee that is to inquire into the
conduct Of the Boer war What a jolly
time the English will have now throw
ing mud at their heroes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

The thirteenth section of Rio
Grande train reached Salt Lake in good
condition yesterday. And still some
people think Is is an unlucky number.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

The really burning question is: Which
would you rather be OF Grand Marshal
Dan Lotus?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

ing. that Of books has been thus far
least trsmpIed on Neither is there
much prospect of a sudden change in
this regard.
The bishop of Limerick has decided
that Thackeray's Henry Esmond" is
not good book for the young to read.
and has advised teachers generally to
discourage its reading. No more eff
fective way OF stimulating interest in
Thackeray could be devised for
the Irish youth who learns of the
bishops dictum- A year or so ago a
Methodist Sunday school official ruled
Kipling out of the library. Within a
few days not a single copy of Kipling
was left in the bookstores of that
town. Now and then library puts out
a black list and the prohibited books
receive a deal OF gratuitous advertis-
ing thereby. In many cases, of course.
the rulings of Librarians are Just and
right. but is a deplorable fact that the
publication of such black lists helps in
stead of Injuries the sale of books on
them. There is a large public which
is attracted by the very prohibition,
and there are always some publishers
who are eager TO take advantage Of this
fact.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

Nearly every one who reads is now
and then struck by the seeming un-
conscious metre and poetic swing OF
a piece of prose. One experiences a
thrill Of delight in noting this fact in
Dickens. Little Nell led her grand
father away from London through the
villages and country and though the
two were pathetic characters, the au-
thor often told of their travels and
described some OF the places they
passed through l., almost pure verse.
Doubtless, if one were careful in a
search of this kind, he could find many
similar cases in present day writing.
Indeed, some one has taken the first
few lines Of Ernest Thompson Seton
story of the Kootenay Ram and, with
out changing the order of words in the
least, has made fairly good blank verse
OF the passage
so, in this land of long, long winter
night,
Where Nature stints her joys for six
hard months
Then owns her debt and pays it all at
once
The Spring is glorious compensation
for
The past. Six months arrears of Joy
are paid
In one vast lavish outpour"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10
CARNIVAL WEEK

at radically reduced prices, making
it more profitable than putting your
money in the bank.
Free souvenirs to all.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

The American invasion of Europe
and the resulting tendency of Euro
peans to dislike the American invaders
has resurrected the following story.
An American woman Of wealth once
called upon Ouida in Florence
Say that am an American and am
very anxious to meet her" she said to
the maid who took her card.
The caller had scarcely seated her
self before a loud voice called out
above:
Il won't see her. Tell her I don't
like Americans"
The American woman stalked TO the
stairway and called OUT
We'll you ought 70 like them They
are the only people who read your
nasty books"
Whereupon Ouida came down, well
coined her visitor and the two became
good friends at once.
The episode might have happened in
connection with many English novel
lists. though il probably would not The
Engnshman whose books are selling
well N this country has the kindIfest
feeling for his American cousins and
this feeling is not disturbed by strong
competition in the market Of literary
wares IN England OF all the fields of
trade which the Americans are invad-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

A $4,000 set of Dickens is unique
collection of books which has recently
been brought to this country from Eu-
rope There are over ninety volumes
in the set. and each is a first edition
book Not only should this fact inter
est the book lover, but to know that
an autograph letter Of the authors
accompanies each volume should make
him wildly envious of the possessor OF
the set Most of the letters are notes
OF presentation to various. friends OF
Dickens and the labor of collecting
them must have been a long and pa
tient one
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-10

Depot-First South and Fourth
West, old Garfield station.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27
REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE
Ontinued.

HoUsEs-ExcLUs1vELY HOUSES.
WE BUILD AND SELL. HOUSES: ON EASY
TERMS. CALL OR WRITE FOR CIR
c,cOG-Eight-room house, near university;
modern except furnace $500, cash. :
$cIGU-G Good 1U-room Clinton av house and
large barn. So 49,.
$3,2u--Gtod ,10-room modern house, new, full
plumbing, combination heat :. hardwood
floors, stone walks, storm sash, screens,
lisJge trees; No. 5000 Grand av; open for
Inspection Sunday. - .*.a.E-
house, thoroughly modern, rich hardwood
iii ish@ artistic exterior, boulevard 'front.'
".:- age: 81 ,OU0 cash. y -
$7,0tO-The highest ade new modern house
Z in tie twin cities first story boulder
~ STONES, in Portland cement; II large
looms, 1nlge grounds, large trees: magn1h-
cent view; Flemish dining room, 15x19
r. feet. Will, full panel wanscoting, beam
ceilings, inglenook, boulder-stone fireplace;
80 hardwood seats; ornamental china closet;
sliding doors; living rooms with columned
opening betwecn), 15x34- feet, beam cell
ings, inglenook, hardwood seats, book
cases. six. bedrooms, with fireplace;
hot water heat; servants water closet;
- laundry trays coal and vegetable cellar;
one block: southwest of Como car line on
Lang ford ay, St. Anthony Park; 81, 500
= :ecsh; open Sunday, to s.. -,- r.
Our speciality; st. Anthony Park modern houses
Of which, we have great variety; several
neWo ones, under construction. -
<A-ng+ W., W. Clark Realty Co., - - -
i II :. 313 Nicollet. H- ~. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27
:LAUDERDALE & co.,

r $50 IeTnp1o- Court
81 ,O0O-Eight-room house, nearly new 40
foot lot; three blocks from car: 5000 down and
$40 month. ~ z*t -
$3.50 cash, that corner on Girard; house and
5O-foot lot. . s-s.t
500 lots, $40 down and S. a month with
out interest 5-@i- - E. ..-- =
81, 15o-New seven-room house, nearly nn-
!isbed: lot 42x127 alley. s'a--ea. -. &
ST ,300-You may still have chance on that
new seven-room house, with birch finish, full
basement two large front windows; built very
warm. - . -
1927 Sd st u, five rooms, city water paid by
owner: woodshed; $40. =
3115 Russell, av n, 8 rooms, new and large
ills, 44th ay N, 5 rooms. second floor, ST.,
:,f STAT Camden av. colt, ge. Will well and shed.
all new, 81. So or will sell for $75 down and
monthlyspay Ments.
1870 25th av N, 4 rooms, new woodshed,
81, 65o-Two acres garden land, with large
house and well, 44th av N. few minutes walk
from car; $3.50 down and $25 a month, per
cent at end.
$500, those fine half-acre lots, Minnehaha
Falls: high and slightly
$1,000, acres with buildings, on Central
s1.s75-Ten acres near Cedar lake, with
buildings
81, OO0-Ten acres on river road, just out
side limits; fve-room house under course of
construction: 5000 down and $1OO year.
ItAJJDERDAIE L. COEess.5szf.s.5S
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27
H. E. LAID.
Real Estate. Rentals, Insurance.

3O2-3O3 Andrus Bldg.
Nine room house, hardwood all modern, man
tel, attic, plastered and papered, $4,000.
11-room steam heated house, Bird s, near
26tl1 complete in finish from top to bottom
New 1O-room house, hardwood and white enam-
ell finish large east front lot, Of the prettiest
homes in the city. On Irving av S, near street
car, It is a: bargain.
House on w. 9th st. nine rooms, all modern
in arst-class shape, 49, 200. ss;ss51.,,
An elegant house on Union street Sc, combi-
nation heat. . .!z&s} VI ~;
q is rooms, colonial front pillars, $4,000.
:, E1ght-room house on SD and Harriet all hard
wood, we'll built, So 1926:
" House of five rooms on Harriet and 39th st,
and nice little home. for $3.50. y
= House of four rooms 39ths st and Harriet;
nice little home for $3.50.
:: Eight-room house on I'd av, all hardwood,
modern in every respect; new; ready for occu-
pancy. Nov. 1st. So 900.
Ten-room house, open plumbing, east front,
new hardwood, modern, $4,000.
81, 100 FORECLOSURES SALE 30 HOUSE SEVEN
rooms. well, cistern, cellar. east front, lot 4ON
1872, Southeast minneapolis; easy payments.
NJ. q. Thompson, 616 Phoenix bldg.
FOR sALE-HOUsE.s SEVEN ROOMS, CELLAR,
well, storm doors, WtndOWs nearly new, pleas
ant home. 81 400. good terms, 1904 Oakland
ayenMe
.- BARGAINS IN HOUSES.
Only $3.50 for small house near Central av and
1917 av. Sc; $3.50 for seven room house on Cedar
av and Both, rented for $12; good Groom house.
Goth st and Both ay s, $675; seven-room modern
house, near 31st st and Portland av, built last
year, SIT 800. w. G. Allan. 80 Kasota block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27

O 30 O. $50 O o 0
oeHAvE A MODERN. TENEMENT IN A q
70 first.class location, well rented; price, {
o '$11,5OO; $1,000 will handle this; +. you q
. could not duplicate this for less than $16,- O
provement Of this kind it will be for your q
interest to investigate this property;
8 Address 1926, Journal: = y -. {
o o o: O. o 90 o 900 0 o. o o 6 0
NO. I'LL 9Th Az MOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS,
rented for s. per ont Pc Lsf Sex12o ei
Bell Investment Co., iii 4th st S..
NEW HOUSES ON OR NEAR BLOOMINGTON
car line, seven rooms large closets, pantry,
front and back stairway; some hardwood
floors; city water, porcelain sink; s,roe l,,et
best open plumbing, gas, sewer connection;
g rooms, hardwood floors and fnish city wa.
ter: 10th floors, arranged for two families
extra wide porch, yard fenced good terms;
bargains. james c: Millard, DOS Phoenix
81, soo-BARGA1N, HOUSE, BARN, CORNER
lot, 41x125, ally. in seventh ward, one block
SO stf Ss Snosnx guSmg
FINEST MODERATR.PRICED HOME. IN MIN
neapolis; ten rooms completely modern, hard
| wood floors and finish, mantel, sideboard, plate
rail, Worlds Best Furnace, laundry tubs, full
f m st1e H
+ LIST av s, one block from car line, east front
see any time. $3.50. $1,000 cashswill handle
Don't miss this cllailce to get home. E. l.
Trask, 200 Kasota block. 49, =. -, :. /.
HAVE FOR SALE A NEW MODERN HOUSE
situated. on a nice east front lot, 2539 Grand
nv: This house is all complete: and will sell
:. on payments; house, will be open Sunday FROM
=; 2 to s. ,Alsoxa nine-lOom house al62l%Ws 2Otl
ST. near Irving av and Lake OF isles boulevard
| This is in finest location in city; terms easy
+ G. ]. Weston, Builder, IS 18th S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27

$50 ACRES, 1875 UNDER CULTIVATION, TWO
miles Of station, 80 miles of twin cities, one
of the.,best meadows in the state; can always
be cut With mower; fine pasture with ruiz.
ming water, and hardwood timber fine eight
room house, all hardwood finish downstairs
ons Ssg 500 Bushels bah oas 90
so acres corn, 16 acres potatoes, As head cat
tie, so pigs, 100 chickens, 80 geese, 10 tur
piows, 2 cu!tivators, seeder, mower, j fwo;seai
and single buggy with harness. bobsled, light
double harness ana a POLE potato sprinkler lie and
: sstidl on the place; about everything new this
last spring. This is one Of the best farms in
the state and must be sold on account of sick
ness, at once, $40 per acre. :,
24O acres. about mile from station. =
miles Of twin Cities 40 under s cultivation;
horses and harnesses, 2 WAGONS binder binder
flock Of hens 300 bushels of corn. 200 bushels
Of oats. 80 tons hay and all tools on the place
/: :. 100 acres. Of good clay land on the banks
Of fine lake, two miles of station; 80 under
b pillow, good meadow pasture and fair improve
inents; IL sold at once, 81, 800.
lbs acres four miles of station, 40 under
cultivation, good pasture, fine meadow. goot
hard timber, 5-room house. barn and all out
- One.haIf section OF Wild land close to sta
ton. covered with good timber part meadow
5:. If you want anything from a fve-acre trac
e up s. VA. a. CARLISLE CAR WYOMING, MINI.
FOR SALE, FARMs-FINE 600.ACRE, ALI
cultivated good buildtngs; three miles Cliff
! ford, Trail county, N. D.; only $23; Sc, O0t
cash, balance easy. Address 1854 Journal.
STOCK FARM FOR SALE, ABOUT 100 ACRES
good buildings; stock and machinery included
4 lie desired; one mile from Annandale MINI
Charles Daley, Annandale, MINI.
NEW MAJ OF MINoT LAND DISTRICT II
North Dakota, covering entire district AMI
showing political subdivisions location O.
towns, railroads rivers. etc: price 50c
RIIAISDELL & BIRD. MINOT. n. D. 2,
$40. Hay BOTTOMS, wAsHBURN,. DAKoTAi
river. timber. creamery. school. churches i'm
inense free pasture, prairie adjoining; S3.2o,
fifth down.. United States Land, Andrus Bldg.
FOR Saline so ACRES OF LAND, IL
miles north of Minneapolis; price $1,000: hal
cash and the rest on time. Fir. Bauermeister
1911 I'd ct s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27
wANTED-REAL ESTATE

owNERs-H YOU WANT YOUR PROPERTY
sold, see and my plan of selling. j.
A. Walters N. Y. Life building.
THE BEST HOUSE AND LOT THAT CAN BE
bought for $500 or less. cash. on West Side.
Will look at property Monday or Tuesday. ADJ
dress 1910 Harmon place.
WANTED-FOR CASH, so OR 100 ACRES, OUT
side city limits. on west side of river Must
be reasonable price, Address box AL, Mime
apols.
WHAT HAVE YOU 70 OFFER IN HOUSE
:. location Franklin, 18th av and Lake? Prizes
81, 500 to 81 ,SOo; spot cash. Address 1858,
Journe1
LoWNERs-IF YOU WANT YOUR PROPERTY
sold list it with us. We have a large de-
mand for improved city property, Richardson
Il Iautges, 500 Phoenix building.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27

WE OFFER SPLENDID FARMS, ALL SIZES,
in good running order, with good buildings.
meadow, timber, rich soil, fine water, near
depot, schools and churches. creameries and
good markets; title perfect, located round Min
neapolis and ST. Paul, i'll Hennepin. Anoka,
Isanti, Wright Stearns and Benton counties:
call for fall circular, with over 100 farms
and land, which gives more particulars and
prices. -
JULIUS CROSSE CO..
Boston Block Minneapolis
$50 ACRES, ALL EXCEPT NEA OF SECTION
,15-H-24, seven miles east of Malmo, and
same distance from Mile Laos Lake, southern
tier of ,Aitkin county: this piece of land lies
beautifully; free of rock; elegant hardwood
timber; better soil for diversified farming
in the state; $3.50 an acre ...s
100 acres, Becker county, Mimi: 20 acres
improved. 10 acres hay. black loan, clay
subsoil: nine miles west of -Menahga; price
so acres. ST. Croix county. Wis. three miles
south of Wilson, wild hardwood timber except
Is acres cleared black rich soil: 81 800.
Richardson & Tautges, 500 Phoenix bldg.
ABOUT % ACRES OF FINE LAND IN GOLDEN
Valley on Plymouth av road; about one mile
from city limits; $3.50 per acre: might divide.
David c. Bell Investment Co., Ill 4th st S.
SEVERAL CHOICE FARMS PARTLY I'M.
proved in Polk county Wis. Ccnturta,
the thrifty new town on the new railroad best
of SOIL good timber and water: prices low.
Cyrus A. Campbell. 53S Guaranty bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-27
MAN1ToBA LANDS.

LANDs-WIsCoNsIN-1,0 GOO OR 1900 ACRES,
Iron county, So per acre; 2 6OO Oneida coun-
ty, $2.75; 1900 bayfield, county. 1925 Here
is your chance for cheap lands with mea-
dow. timber, streams and lakes. Lands, other
COUNTIES and Minnesota, North and South Da-
kotu. 4. D. Eads. 419 Guaranty bldg.