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besought and stormed, finally sending for
Manager Lawrence. Mr.. Lawrence upheld
the decision of his sable retainer. why.
L could cover up the little fellow with a
napkin" said the actress in her most Sc
ductive tones, land none of the guests
would need know l had a dog at my table. "
The hotel rule that dogs are barred the
dining room is, however, as unalterable as
the laws of the Modes and Persians, and
the aggrived actress was finally compelled
to relinquish her cherished pet to the arms
OF colored waiter, by whom ii was taken
to her room above. Before she gave up the
little animal, however, Mrs. Campbell lifted
ii TO a level with her face, and. murmuring
like Aren't they horrid men, dearest?''
printed a hearty kiss directly upon the ami
malls black muzzle. The last act of this
little comedy threatened to interfere with
the ability of the remainder of the guests
10 finish their eating
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THE
FARMER
WORKS
HARD

For a living. He has to. He must
rInake hay while the sun Shines" no
matter how he feels. The result is over
work. The stomach usually gives the
first sign of strain. The organs of diges-
ton and nutrition are deranged. Food
does not nourish Indigestion appears.
In such a case DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery re-establshes the health
by a complete cure of the diseased organs
of digestion and nutrition. II cleanses
the stomach, purifes the blood and re-
moves the causes of disease IL Is a
Temperance medicine, and contains no
whisky nor alcohol
II was troubled with indigestion for about two
years. writes VIM. Bowl.er. ESQ. Of Juliactte
iatah Co. Idaho. II tried different doctors and
remedies but 10 avail. EHhi I fvyofe 70 d.
Perez and he told me what TO do. I suffered
with q pain in my stomach and left side and
thought il would kill me. am glad 20 write and
let YOU know that am ali right. can do my
work now without pain and don't have that
tired feeling that used 10 have. Five bottles Of
DR. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery and two
walls Of his Pleasant Pellets cured me"
Sick people can consult DR.. Pierce by
letter free. All correspondence private.
Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo. Y Y.
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Judging from the length of the line that
waited all yesterday and all last night for
the box Office at Englishs TO open at 8
o'clock this morning it would have been
wisdom in Richard Mansfield to have ar
ranged for more than two performances OF
Booth Tarkngtons "Beaucaire' in this
city. The theater no doubt will be packed
on Friday and Saturday evenings.
Seats were sold yesterday for the per-
formances of 1.-The Crisis Wednesday
and Thursday evenings by James X. Hack
EFT and bis company.
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De Kovcn's symphony Orchestra.

WASHINGTON. April 2S.-A fashionable
audience, representing the diplomatic corps,
congressional and resident society, attended
the initial performance of the Washington
Symphony Orchestra at the New National
Theater this afternoon. The orchestra is
made up Of sixty persons. organized and
conducted by Reginald De KOven, who was
warmly congratulated at the artistic sue
cess OF the performance. Ignace Jan Pad
erewisld appeared in several numbers. Miss
Alice Roosevelt, with party of friends,
occupied box.
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Alfred F. Potts yesterday decided to
Horace B. Holloway a property on College
avenue, near Twenty-third street for s.. 600
Mr.. Holloway decided to Mr.. Potts prop
erty on Beville. avenue. near Tenth street
for $500.
Henry c. Thornton has purchased a prop
erty on Eleventh street. between Meridian
and Illinois streets, OF Henry l.. Dollman
for $500
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The Next Monday the Last Day.

Next Monday is the last day for paying
the spring installment OF taxes and Treas
urer Koehne says that those who do not
pay by that time will have the delinquency
penalty OF 10 per cent. added 10 their as
sessment He says all checks must be
mailed by Monday midnight or the penalty
will be added 10 them.
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competition would place there. Ii has been
suggested that the transformation of the
Philharmonic itself into a permanent or
chestTa might be accomplished without
much effort. The chief obstacles would be
raised by some of those members whose
positions might be endangered under a new
order OF things. However, this is a matter
which would in time regulate itself"
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"Arizona" at the AdeIphi.

LONDON, April 2S-"Arizona" was trans
ferred from the Adelphi to the Princess
Theater tonight, and was again received
with the utmost cordiality. George Selwyns
farce, when Denny Comes Marching
Home" was presented as a new curtain
raiser and proved to be very entertaining.
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Refurns to WnRhinpfnn.

Representative Overstreet was the last of
the Indiana congressional delegation at
tending the State convention to return to
Washington. Accompanied by Mrs Over
street he left for the national capital yes
terday afternoon at o'clock.
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Contractor Pierce Coming.

John Pierce. OF New York, contractor
for the new Indianapolis federal building.
will arrive in this city tomorrow morn
ing Mr.. Pierce comes, IL is understood.
TO look over the ground that is 10 be the
site or the great structure and 10 confer
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with local men who have obtained sub
contracts. chief among the latter being w.
Il. Jungclaus. The New York man will
also arrange for work on excavation and
foundations TO begin at an early date.
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Engaged and Married

Are a great many couples this month This
we know 10 be true from the large business
have in diamonds and plain rings J. p
mutually, Jeweler, p Monument Place.
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NEWS OF THE THEATERS
LAST WEEK OF VAUDEVILLE OF THE
SEASON AT THE GRAND.
4 Capable "secOnd Weber-FieIds Com
pany'' ut the Park-Great Demand
for ''Heaucaire" Seats.
At the Thentcrs To-Day.
The Vaudeville at the Grand.

GRAND.-Vaudeville 2:15 and S:15 D. m
PARK.-"Fiddle-dee ." and p. m.
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SHANk-MANW ELL.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, April 2S-James
Shank and Miss Viola Maxwell. of this
city. were married yesterday in the pres
ence of a few relatives and friends. The
Rev r. II. Moore of the Methodist
Church, Officiated. Mr. Shank is a con-
tractor here and he and Mrs. Shank will
continue 10 reside here
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-21

r. Camera @ ,stro, actual Presldents de
VanezueIR no es un hombre vulgar nj pueda
eontsrse entire los que han esealado el podef
con ell objsto de enriquecerse COM mlIitart
bIzn Hus pruebas en- la conbenda cuyos sdesenla-
40 FDS an exaltaei6n q la primera mRgistratur&
de Ia Rsptio ollca, como polftico, cargs con La
vYava YesponsabilidRd de haber acaRiciado. con
medic siglo de anticipation, 81 pensamiento
nreuatuFo de la RestaurAci6n de Ia Colombi&
Gel LIbertador Simon Bolivar, siendo tai res
tAuPacI6n nm hecho impossible hoy pero que 80
rsalisark sin dihcultsd ell dia IN que la densl-
dad dc Ia poblac6n Colon 3ians 1usslnqns 10
GuAvAouil. Vene2uelR, Ecuador Nneva
Granada Sc hallAn hoy en- estsdo semejante al
oua guardaban les Estadog nidos AmeT1:anos
del Norte en- oil ano 1s4S, fecha del descubri-
ynfanto da los placeres auriferes de California,
euAndo para cruz ar oil Continente Americana
dat Oflente al o ;oidsnts, Rtravesando ell Missi-
aipf. al Missouri las Montshas RocallosRs, las
caravans empleabAn cinco sells meses de
nere9Pinnei6n paligroga, sin seq uridad de llegar
= sn dastino; viRje que SO complet9 hoy en-
poeOs diss, sin rlesgos nj moiestas, por el 1s'
9roearrIl InteroceIni EN- medic de eentena-
res de poblaciones nuevas de las que algunes
cnentRn mas de un million de habitantes, como
Chicago. Las lnmensaS regiones comprendt-
dAs entire Ell Della del Orinoco el puerto de
GuGyAdull no cuentan srriba de un h&oltanta
Dor kIl6metro cuAdFado, 10 expics ei ffAsaso
del GsnerRI Castro, fracaao que sus advsrsarios
polfteos aproVeehAn para fragnar una con-
usrsvoluci6n que viene q ser, en- purfdad de
Ia wePdad, in llRVBsde la BltuAC1on.
81 los revlluctonarios no lograu su tnten-
10. al general Castro 30 hallarG en- sitHRci6n de
poder rssistlr 8 IA podsrosa preston del impe-
tlo alsman, como 81 mlsmo 10 ofrece en- recien-
90 dosumento, que agnnos han tidado de
laetaucIoso, sin embargo de que para un hom-
bre del teunpis del general CAstfo, no del dc
eensr probabllidades de e1to.
NADIA mas hssedero que OHganizar en- We
hssuala una guerra parecida Ia que dura ahn
en- sl Africs Austral; peEo NADIA mas impro-
babls, Atsndiendo al POGO nIngAn provecho
uus AIemania s&carf8 de semsiante atentsde.
ConocIdo oil car&ctsr decorative del Kti.
ser, n m61Oa do que la cacareada manifests-
el6n naval Sc Unite un paseo platonico 10
largo de Ia costa del G )lfo de Paria del Del
Aa del Orlpoco, dos puertos veneEolanos lla-
maP&n poderosamente lG Rtencion del empe-
fador, per ser los mas importsntes de Ia Re-
pfblica centroAprincipAles de los intereses
hsl concrete alemkn. Estos son los pueFtos
Dc Ia Gnaira y Puerto Cabello 40 kiometros
Ho Caracas, Y sl segundo de Valencia.
Conste adem&s que el Gobierno alemAn ha
bArtisipado ya Rl GJbIerno de Washington qua
ii oeupAr militArments alg6n puerto del terri
Aorio vensxoIAno, lR ocupsci6n serfa temporal
dc poe@ durSeton, 5Qu6 provecho sacaria dc
slls al Rirado Kaiser?
La Guaira Puerto Csbello son poblaclo-
hss ssencialmente comerciales, ain obras de
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OPINION De (jN ES?ADISTA
6U ia AAETRTCA MO
SOBRE LA INTERVENTION ALEMANA
EN- VENEZUELA
--AMERTCANo .

defensa mitar ef4ctivas y one exceptuando
las Adnanas las residencias de los conner
clantes en- su mayor parte Aemanes Norte-
Americanos, NADIA tiene cue pueda lsmarle
Ia atenci6n. AL desc barcsr, los alemanes
tropezaron primero con nn enemfgo terrible,
con ell china devarador de hquellas playas. Al
internarse en- los deshladeros del Avila, bas-
t8rfa vosr unos puentes de fsrrocarril para,
cor tres cuatro mil guerlileros yenezolanos,
angular I'm ej6rcito invasor de veintcinco
mil s1ldados. Reducidas las ventajas mi4ita-
res Ia ocUpaci6n <tem mporal1 do algun puerto
de las costas veneEoanss, falta estudiar Ia
cuestf0n baio ell punto de vista huanctero.
E bornbarieo de agunos edidcios de POGO
valor perteeisntes en- sasi totalidad CO.
merciantes alemanes noriea mericanos, seria
una mancha para nna naci3n que hoy Sc Jacta
de hai.arse q Ia ca beza de la civilization mo-
darna. PoF ell gusto de diVertirse, pueden be-
bsdores beodos quebrar platos botsllas en-
una cantinA pero el hecho de destrufr easasi
propedad de t15ditos de naeiones amigas, por
ell Rusto da levantar polvarsda, entr&fla ta IL
dieuIez que n@es de esperarse de los CONAN
dantes de los acorazados tlemanes De que
les servlTfA tai slarde de fuerZa, cuando pue-
den, sin gastar IN cartucho, apodsrarse de los
referldCs puertos que carecen de c0ndtciones
militares para resistir? iespu6s? sOcuparA
ell inv&sor las aduanas vene zoanas para cobrar
e monte de sus reclamaclones? Seria sHpOneR
al Gobierno de Caracas muy torpa. Con IN de-
cFeto, cerrando ei puerto ccnpado'a al comercio
naconai y exsranjero, deelarando Ia nnlidad
de las operaciones practicadas con laS adnanas
en- poder del snemigo, considerable como
e0atraban5o toda introduction de mercanefas
do Is rsfefida prov@Heneia nj interior del pafs,
la ocupsci6n temporal pods proloDgarss inds-
hnidamsnte sin resultados apreciapss para el
In nvasor, Y atendiendo Ia extension del Iitoral
vGnesolanc, sin periuiciosi nayoEes para el In
vadido.
Pas6 sl tempo en- que Ia prssencia do IN
suque de guerra europeo bGstaba para aterre-
riEar o las dAbiles rephbicas americanas y
arranearles ve1atorlas concesiones.
e. colOso norteamericsno centinela vigil
lants guardian intsresade de la doctrtna
Monroe, no psrmite ya lot europeoos adquirir
nj ocupRr he una manera PaFmansnts una pull
gada del suslo americana. AsnaniR, al pre-
sender reaizar en- Venozlela una segnnda
edici6n de la invasion frsneeSs On Mexico, Sc
encontraris en- estado de guerra, no solo con
el de Washington, ca decir, CON o perspective
do vRcaR In 6tllmente el tssoro de guerra de
Snandan YER s1 comercio arrulnado en- am
bas Americas. Ds hoy en- sdelsnte, las DIFF
cuItadss 1la surjan entire Europa as AaciO-
mes Rme4lcauas, tlenen mas Eoiuef0n prAc-
tiea que ell Arbftraje corFec3o y honrado. So
IRmente en- Ell Viejo Mundo los gobierncs
GfusrtesD puedsn a1n darse ell luio de una al
caldada como 10 de MltIlenD.
N. M.
Caracas, DIcismbre de 1901.
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del DR.. Van Mess.

El zguila republicans, seg0n 81, Sc come 3
todos los pAiaros do Puerto Rico.
lPobres ruiseGores va no os dsiarin DIR
vnestras armoniosas notas en- los canapos de
Bornquenl
va 10 sabe ell Juez de PoIicfa, 81 canario
peligra, pues el Sguiga de Isquierdo 80 10 co
me cuando menos ae pifHise.
Cftelo don Miguel cftelo anita su tribunal,
Imp6ngale diez dollars de mults por 10 del
p&iaro y veints dlss de trabaios forzados por
decir que Crst6bal Colon fu6 con Washington
los EstAdos y Unidos y all1 Sc ahiiaron 81 par
lido Yepubiicano.
No 10 perdone don Miguel para que no d.
"a tantas <historias.S
I'm ntno de naestrO buen amigo CORE
igionario don Diego Batancour ha tenido Ia
desgracia de perder IN ojo, debido 81 una he
rlia que recibiera con IN coTtspIumas.
Lamentamos Ell suceao
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G. Rll-.l.. 4

To peri6dico mAdrfltfi1 hs reeibido ell ST.
guiente telegrama de su cnrresponsaI en- New
York;
eNtlD York Tribune pre- pone one la isa de-
Puerto Rico las Antillas dinamsI quesas, Gu
va adqui fci6n por millones de duros acaba
de hScer los Estad0s y nidOs, former IN Esta-
do econ6mico, como Florida, Virginia, etc.
Il nuevo Estado fsderado con los otros de
Ia Uni6u, cnya capital sesfa San Juan, Sc lla-
maria Estado Antillano tendffh su parlamen-
To Independence.
Cr6ese que los dem6cratas defsnderAn este
proyecto en- ell Congreso do Washington.S
Grilla SO llama esA hgura.
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JaYuYa

Hilase graventa enfsrma en- este poolado
Ia respectable anciana DOM Juana Vargara,
suegra de nuestrO apreCiAble amigo corrslf~
gionario don Eloy Hsrnandeg.
Aunque comprendemos que TODD esfuarzo
que Sc haga por sa1VaPia de 10 que liaman Gga
rras de- la muerte,S serfa IL I'll empe1o, no por
ESQ, obedeciendo Ia ley de ~onmiseracion, de-
jsremos de desear SO poDga buena.
- e. indiYduo jose, quien trajo Ia bestia
que mRDd6 julio Gomez este deposito, 90 Ia
propiedad de nnestro amigo Hsraclio Medina,
Ia cual solto en- ell camino, ha sido condenado
por Ell Jnez de Utuado, seg6a me dieen, ID
dias de cArcel.
-Habiendose entsFa1o don Angel Mattey,
deegado de las Csmaras hechas por MIR. Allen,
de Ia notcia que di5ramos en- notas anteriofes,
referente al ca se del RIO, contest6 perso-
naImente que Ell cause do ese ITO era I'm asun-
to puraments local, que por conceptos tales
no podfa presentar ningdn bill, spues no se
relacionaba con el bien general de la fs'a.S
Tambi6n el dinero que pagan 800 400
contribuyentes que aquf pr6xImamente exls-
ten, debiers dedicarsa las necasidades loea-
les no ir derechito ai tesoro insulaF, para de
alIf pagar las n6minas do esos mism0g delega-
dos.
Dfjome tambi4n que spronto Jayuya serfa
pueblo, = entonces e ayuntamiento podia con
signar una cantidad para bal objeto.D
AHA Mr. Hunt sig nif1ca sc mensaie SO
supriman algunos muncip1os, me1oT dichos
sc suprima todo 10 que huela autonomia,
Ack los delegados, obedecfando q tramRs politl'
cas- quieren multiplicar los municipioa.
sion 1tusoneS eDg8noSas
livianas como ell placer1
Han vlsitad1 en- estos dias este pobla
do los apreciables y competentes doctores Al
dinot Oueto, respectivamente.
E primero viene con caracter de Inspec-
tor de Sanidad y ell segundo como na61ico de
este vecIndario.
En- Ia hacienda de la sucesion Perez, lu-
gar denominado <V sta Alegtes habo an estes
dias un conato de incendio en- la casa de Can
dido GonEGlez Por fortuna pudo Ia sefiorR de
este extinguir eli fuego sln que huoiara qua la
mentar desgracis. Unlcamente sofno Ia Sc
6ora indicada algruas quemaduras en- IN bra
no.
Me- dfcen ouo julian @ ,tiz. el QUO inten-
t6 violar . mano armada Ia sefora l1e Santa
na en- Ell harfio de SCoabeyS, rapto una mu-
chacha de ese miamo bArrio por euTo motive
lo hicieron casar.
LA esposa del fndivlduo Juan lDfAz Sc m
harido levementa en an brazo consecuencia
de una eaida.
LAS toFrenclales aguas nan VuHlto a de-
sencadenarae de IN mndo inustado en- toda
esta localidad, por 10 cual no puede uno saliF
Ia calle, que Sc ponan intransitAoles asria
eonventents cue. bten tusra por gsstl0nes De
essa alealdfA de lib poIlefa insnlars sa eehAssn
en- esos hRches varias carretsdas de sabeaao.
Tambisn So puede cOmponeT el Tuentecito
de Ia <CantersH Yo no creo que il alcaldfA
de Utusdo SO niegue pggar sells q eleho pesos
que gasten en- esa composieions 81 doctor
Gueto, que bien inspecclon0 estoa baehes pne-
de decir oil ssDgo no ra1on sobrs 10 ques para
nien general dc este vaCIndario, digo.
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"El Car..naxal'

IAN Mm,no varf I'D cona1 los anteri0res
rssuita el cuart1 nd nsro de este distIngnido
eolsga, gus blsu msrsce, pOF los Iauiaoles es-
iasYSoa a IA raaliza, Ia d4sIiiia protscci6n de
las dAmAs pusrt1orrlQ aeHss, q1tenes estA de
Gleado.
~ nd usEo de que nog ocupAmos ostsnta en-
ga pFimsE& p1glua al rstrato ds la intsiigsnta
y aimpktlcA SEQ DFltA AKustina Sthal, digaA
hiia del gran naturallsta lsuy0 nom0ra es muT
nonosi1o a1mIrafo dentro fuera del ats.
81 otro grabado 10 c1nsttuys una vista
ssnsrai de Aguadllla.
~ t3zto 90 eseogtdfsmo.
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Juicio por asesinato
CONTRA IGNAOIO INoHAUSTI
P0LIO1A INsULAR
Para e. DIA OcH0

&c ebtk cItAndo los testigos de Ia eausa
aeQuida contra Ignacfo fnchRuRti poicfs iDsu-
lar que fue de Csguas, por Ell aseslnato de San :
daIiO SAntiagoi
Sc sefiala para sl acto el . del entrante mes
de FebrePo.
Llama la Atenci0n que ell mlniGserio facal
prououga el exAmen dc muchos republicanos
uns el dIA de autos no estaban en- los alrede-
dores del sitlo donde oeurRi6 oil hecho.
va ae destruir& toda 0Ba trAma infamemen.
Ia urdidn para dejar on lh impunidad un cri
msn cob8rds.
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Ecos de la isla
Notas lie nuestros corresponsa1es
TruiiIIo-fIto

tiuJ uJtllU-fttV
Don Gsrm6n V&Equez tJap6 cabo de Ia poll
cfa 1nsular ha presentado la renuncia de su
cargo, la Due le fue aceptaia.
e sen9r VaEqusI Car6 pertenece 6 una
distinguidA famili& de Osyty supo csptarse
por 81 buan comportamienao ell aprecio de este
pueb Gm
ss6s 81 que en- Trujilln deIa buenos ami
gos.
Una eomiai0n de obreroa socAitstas de
Rlo pisdras Acompah 4dos tie Huessro buan ami
20 don alio Eaparolint, vlsitd el domingo pa
sndo ests pueblo.
D3n T. sodoslo PareIFA los obsequio con m
almuar1o, despaeS del almaerIo alguuos ani-
Ros pronunciAron brin4is ea favor De In clase
aha donis reinasa Is eoucor8ia, unes
hablsn psrsOnas de todos los partldos, no falt6
Id nota dlacordAnte.
Jsz6s fgqlier 10, repu5ifca1o % asnra-
ges, tambASa bEInd63 psrD no p0r IN clase ooFs"
70, sIno pOE e xgaiia Fepullliesua.
Es mncho oradoE ests Jssas,
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PARTIDO FEDERAL
AFIcINAs EN- SAN JU AN

EE seftor PrssGdsrass dsI CGsrpo Etccuttuo,
aof haber mudAdo su resldencia Sauturce,
sscibfr& On su despacho--San Justo l-de ~
do Tn tardG D. IA.
Sswetdrtd Qegtsr0L: EortAleEa IL, 2teos o.
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when 1t is needed as much more humid
countries do.
With rain coming when 1t is needed
this northern country gets than lands
farther south, 1t Is easy to understand
why crops mature so quickly.
The mean temperature in July in the
region where the Saskatchewan Valley
Land Company's lands are situated will
average about 81, and the annual rain
fall close to IS inches.
While 1t is true that the part Of
Canada we are considering has a mean
annual temperature about z degrees
below that of southern Minnesota and
that the winters show temperatures
considerably lower, 1t Is undoubted
that the winter eason in Assiniboia or
Saskatchewan is as pleasant as In
Southern Minnesota, perhaps more so.
The bright, clear cold Is very enjoy
able. Men work out doors and travel
with teams everywhere all through
the winter, just as they do in Minne-
sofa. Stock will winter well without
shelter, though sometimes they re-
quire to be fed by hand. It Is unques-
tionably a very healthful country for
stock.
Winter Ends Promptly.
Thanks to the warm winds from the
Pacific coast, winters "close promptly
and decisively." Sowing is done dur
ing the whole Of April. 1t Is very
seldom that the spring is long, damp
and cold. The growth is phenomenal
and harvest comes in the middle Of
August.
with such soil, marvellous in the
amount of it's plant foods, and with the
long bright, ven occasionally hot,
summer days, the metabolism of the
plant cells is so rapid as only to be
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MARKETS ARE GOOD
Settlers viii Find Ready Sale for Pro-
duce-Wheat Raising Is
Profitable.
The Tariff and Location Assure the
Farmer Control Of the Local
Markets.

Markets are important considera-
tons in investigating a farming coun-
try. They are excellent in western
Canada. For the wheat of the Sas-
~katchewan valley there is always an
unlimited demand. Wheat is as good
as gold. And transportation charges
are not SO high as to leave the farmer
nothing. There is a big profit in rails
ing wheat at the present moderate
prices.
For all else that the farmer of the
Saskatchewan valley may raise he will
find good markets eastward at Winni-
peg, westward in the cattle and mining
countries and Ia the small towns and
cities that are growing up at his very
doors.
Regina, the capital Of the North
west Territories, at which point the
Canadian Pacific branch that runs
lines, leaves the main line, has a pop
ulation Of 2,645.
Moose Jaw, a little further west,
has 1900 people, and is at the juno
ton of the 500 line with the Canadian
Pacific. From this point through
trains III to Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Then there are Indian Head, Mclean
and all the stations on the Canadian
Pacific and Canadian Northern east
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thriving towns as Brandon and Port
age Ia Prairie.
On the Prince Albert Branch or GU
Appelle, Long Lake & Saskatchewan
line the principal towns are Saskatoon,
Rosthern and Prince Albert. The lat
ter has a population of $500 and viii
in the near future have two other
railway lines, both Of which will cross
the company's lands. The town is
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supplied with stores, churches, schools,
three sawmills, two large grist mills,
with a capacity OF 100 barrels per day
each, brickyards, two breweries, news
papers, etc. 1t is a divisional center
Of the Northwest Mounted Police.