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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

Farm Lands.
Continued.
. q o o q o o o o % Q Q Q Q. Q 90 9
8 s a BARGAIN. g
8 good town town IN the Red river valley. n g
o Marshall county, Minnesota, With ,gs
: granarys asIo. i flowing well, miles Of 9
under tb t5 piow fhere i no risher.or 9
q this magnificent firm can be bought now, 9,
Q to close d partnership for $s0. an acre o
Ma rs &c $50 a acre and
o Will sell for more in two or three years g
less VIII take as part payment house nee
8 to exceed So, 600 in value Have photo o.
o graphs Of buildings. Q
Q Address or call on owner, 27a4 Pleasant 9
% av, Minneapolis 9
0 o o o o. o o o o o Q @ % 9
: in st. Louis county. within 10 miles Of Duluth,
on the Eastern Minnesota railway. This
land lies along the st. Louis river and &C. con
can be doated down the river to the immense
paper mills at Cloquet. We offer this tract
for short time ata$ 4.75 per acre; soc per
acre down, balance five annual payments
Smith Brothers, Temple Court.
FOR sALE-A RELINQUIsHMENT ON Home
stead In Itasca county Minnesota, three hun
dred and fifty thousand feet Of saw timber and
three thousand cords Of pulpwood Inquire at
$40. oil, 512 Sykes block, Minneapolis !.
500, 900 PROFIT FOR THE BUYER.
$4,000 acres Of land in townships 131 Ia and
1872, ranges Il and -, Mcintosh county, North
Dakota; smooth, arabic prairie, black loan
soil, clay subsoil, excellent water, railroad,
new creamery. This compact body Of choice
agricultural lands will be sold at low price
to close the entire tract Nothing equal to It
in quality and price on the market. S. F.
snider. 916 New York Life building.
EXTRA HEAVY TIMBER CLAIMS IN MINNIE.
sofa; 100000 feet timber; land just opened
come quick; no residence required; S7a miles
from station; mile from river and lake
trip made in two days. We also have descrtp
kcta and farm claims In Minnesota. Stamp fol
answer and Homestead booklet. Tingdalt
| Bros, 307 Bank Of Commerce building, Mime
| apolis.
VILE RELINaUIsH SPLENDID HOMESTEAD
! In Ward county, North Dakota, for $40; gooc
| reason for selling. BOT Bank Of Commerce
Minneapolis.
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO DAKOTA SEPT. !
1908. Call at our office for particulars. Dakota
| and Minnesota land. I.unds Land Agency, 500
LIST s..
FARMS FOR sALE-CHoICE LAND IN D1cKE1
gain; a few good quarter sections at $15 al
| acre. Lllnds Land Agency, 300 1st av >.
40 ACRES, GOOD BLACK LOAN, ABOUT !!
| miles south from either city, 81, 200; or VII
exchange for house and lot in Minneapolis
| Newhall, $40 Temple Court.
! TWO CHOICE QUARTER SECTIONS, ONE II
Marshall and one IN Norman county, Minnesota
| VIII consider any fair proposition In trade
| Harry Mewhirter, lock box II, Minneapolis. 2
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

=. REAL ESTATE SEUK SALE
sr~---~~~
Farm Lands
Continued
FOR sALE-FINE VALLEY LANDS IN SOUTH
western Oregon, on Pacific slope. Raise all |
kinds of crops, fine fruit and alfalfa. rich /
pions rains r aeIeh fertile Soil VIII sell Inn
tied amount OF land At great bargain for
Northwestern block.
100 ACRES, IMPROVED FARM, CLEAR, AND
cash to put into home in the city. A
:, vacant lots in city. # :. b q. 3. Ell
80 acres improved farm, 5 miles from this city,
clear, 70 exchange for home in North Min lin
WantedmTo exchange 1eo acres improved farm,
- ,s "a III 735 Temple Court.
& IRON LANDS
Land near Ye IT Lake. northwest ddn Of
$3.50 per acre. including mineral neral rights quick
sale. a. D. Eads, BIB Guaranty Bldg. -
WANTED-REAL ESTATE
I CAN SELL YOUR REAL ESTATE, NO MAT:
ter where re located New and improved ssl meth meth
sos New York Life building. Minneapolis,
MINI.
wANTED-To PURCHASE A DESIRABLE
residence in good neighboThood; want about
10 rooms and good lot and barn; price to be
around 900. Address 324. Journal.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT
with us for quick results. A.. R. McNichol In
vestment Co., AT Guaranty Loan.
NEW goth CENTURY, PLAN IS SELLING REAL
a. Walters, New York Life.
HAVE BYRON & WILLARD PRINT IT.
WANTFD-LIsTINds OF GOOD HOUSES AND
lots in all parts Of the city, especially eighth
ward and Sunnyside; have many applications.
| + you W wa to sell, see me. Walter L.
some car line, suitable for chicken farm.
Barnes Bros, Oneida Bldg.
WANTED-IMPRovED PROPERTY IN sth OR
18th wards In exchange for valuable corner on
Lake st and Aldrich av and other vacant lots.
| Fitzgerald, 3O1S Aldrch av s.
WANTED-A MODERN HOUSE THAT Is a
bargain, from owners who want to sell bad.
I've got the cash. Address 1885 Journal q
WANTEDTo BUY s OR l0-RooM HOUSE
with barn; must be modern and pleasant home
PIECE about st 1s7e Journal a.
WANTED-THE BEST MODERN HOUSE 81, 500
cash VIII II b With u fn barn ahd
| Box 16, Wayzata, MINI.
HAVE CASH CUSTOMER FOR A THOR
opghly modern home worth about 900. on
franklin and 25th owners only.
Have cash customer for small u eouse not to
l Bradbury, 800 New York Life building.
wANTED-AT ONCE, HOME IN EIGHTH
| ward preferred; have $1,000 cash; must be a
| snap.
Wanted at once. the best home in this
city that 81, 800 cash will buy.
Want modern home in this city; have 81, 500
cash and 100 acres improved farm, clear; ready
| to deal 1854, Journal.
WANTED-BEsT HOUSE AND SMALL BARN
In Eighth ward that $4,000 spot cash will
buy give full description. 1905, Journal.
WANTED-FRoM ONE 70 FIVE SLIGHTLY
acres fronting Lake Harriet; give full par
ticulars to location, price, etc. : Address
1908, Journal
FOR QUICK SALES, LIST YOUR PROPERTY
/. with Barnes Bros, Oneida building
WANTED-IMPRovED PROPERTY AS IN
| vestn1ent from $1,000 to $1,000, paying good
rental, SOUTH inside 2sth st. preferred. E.
j. Clough, 511 Phoenix Bldg. $40
WANTED-FoR CASH, so TO 100 ACRES OUT
! side city limits, west side, give location an6
price. Address box Sc, Minneapolis.
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WANTED TO RENT

MODERN 10 TO 12RooM HOUSE WITH BARN,
on Eastside. @. A.. Brown, 200 Chamber of
Commerce, s--s 80 iss5z. Ii.
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FOR sALF-A FINE EIGHT.RooM HOUSE
and barn on Park av. near 34th ST., new and
modern in every respect. Apply j. F. Conklin
& zonnes Co., 115 Temple Court. -. j.
FOR SALE, By OWNER, sEVEN-RooM HOUSE,
:. all modern except heat this is snap 2635
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ton, 5O5-6 Century building, are issuing bur-
tal benefit certificate Of 500 to its members
over 10 years of age and a $50 certificate to
cost Of Is cents month for adults. They
have now a membership of over 5000, and are
Increasing rapidly.
Membership fee only IS cents.
Write or call for full information. North
western phone, main 27S9 J2. Twin City, 2s98.
Good reliable solicitors wanted.
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HALF SECTION, NEAR SALEM, N; D., CHOICE
farming land. Water and coal. Ten-foot coal
vein opened next section. Price IS acre, I'M
mediate sale. Great bargain. sheriff. OH
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\ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

Improved.
{ s,a Continued.
DON'T BUY PURE WATER, BUY HOME on
I. ensy terms where 1t is FREE AS AiE ~
BEAUTIFUL ROBBINSDALE. Beautiful lases'
electric cars IDEAL HOMES. A. =. nod
bins, 512 kasota, building.
81 $50 BUYS THAT COY LITTLE 7-RooM
house and barn, full size east-I
lot, city water, good cellar ana chs.
tern, only one block from the car
- line In d nice. part Of North Mime
apolis; terms twentieth century
plan This proposition will stand
the closest Investigation. owners
reason for selling his business CANS
= him to another city
T. A. WALTERS, NEW YORK LIFE BLDG.-
RENTS! ~,
Why pay rent when q HOME BgdLlDaSS w
CONTRACT With us gives you HUME OF
your own at less than rent
FIND OUT ABOUT THIS.
CITIZENS HOME BUILDING -C0MPANh'A
6O1-2-3 Northwestern Bldg. -.
GREAT BARGA1N-HULLY GEE! EIGHT
room house, fully modern; furnace bata. l ssSe
barn, with coachman's room; fine grounds, lsoH.
1876 feet; quantity of trees shrubs ana movers
| a perfect home; cost over $4,000 quick saie:
only So 400 You'll have to hurry, hurry y
you want this place Morrison cri''enoeh
Co. 5O7 Phoenix NJ &NG -
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SPECIAL EXCURSION TO DAKOTA SEPT. J.,
1908. Call at our office for particulars. Dakota
and Minnesota land. I.und's Land Agency, 800
1 at ay- s. t,ssq.sE 3gs1-.
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TAILORING.

J, D. HINSAW, TAILOR, 827 BOSTON BLK.
E New fall gcods. New s esS--lses nlatas-
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IN Ward county, North Dakota, for ,$175; good
reason for selling. 9O7 Bank Of Commerce,
Z ~
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JANNEY, 1o3 PHOENIX.

BARGAINS IN CITY PROPERTY AND FARM
lands, we make a speciality. Of North Mime
apolts property, also money to loan on i'm !
proved property or farms. x Joseph Blum &
Co., 3O5 Boston Blk. :
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fer in lots in Groveland addition Lowry Hill,
Apply J. F. Conkln & Zonne Co.,, lis Temple
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S75-1xS0, Upton av, near Hawthorn.
-40x128, Thomas Nv, near Hawthorn
$150-50x122, Bloomington av, near 9th.
s2no-sox1a2, 10Th ay, aeth..
s175--4ox127. Blaisden az. near 48d.
S125-40x110, 10th az Me- near 9th st.
$225-4bxf27. Dupont av N, near 33d az.
Observation-Disclosures to Pleasant ay, 42d to 44th,
fine lots from S100 to $3.50 each.
Fair Ground Addition-Franklin av and oath av,
lots from 5000 to, $3.50 each; lots at all prices.
WALTER L. BADGER, -,
BOO Oneida Block r 1899 -
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$1,000 ONLY, FOR ~ ACRES AND SMALL
house IN Washburn Park addition, near
Nicollet car line.s 1.57s@' IA. q
So. 5000 acres on car line, will plat 100 lots;
best investment Of the kind In city. !,
$650-Lot, Harriet az, near 18th st. ila
$575-Lot, Grand av, near 25th st.
$700-Lot, Dupont ave, near 9th st.
LAUDERDALB s CO., Temple Court
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f5o ONLY PER ACRE AND IMPROVEMENTS,
- : so acres near Medicine lake; best Of land
a2n acres good land, miles FROM bridge, stock
IA and machinery, il desired. III Very cheap.
We insure farm and city property
LAUDERDALE & CO., Temple Court.
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BARGAINS IN LoTs-oNLY 5000 FOR NICE
east front lot on 9th av s, near 35th st; city
water. stone walk block from street cars $3.50
for lot on Hennepin av near 3sd st; $3.50 for
lot on Bryant av near 32d st; 1910 for good 45-
foot lot on Lake St near 10th az s. W. C..
3 Alan 219 Kasota block 55..E9. $50 !
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.

x CATALOGUE OF HOUSES FOB SALE 1n
the handsomest issued in America. Mated
free on application A"
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CHIMNEY SWEEPS


CHIMNEY AND FURNACES CLEANED. T. "a
Morrow, 2735 271a st S. Main 320S L2.
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WANT AN OFFER ON ONE 70 SIX oF
those choice $500 lots, 18th av between 9th
and 2Sth SITS; water in next year. $40 per lot
buys 16 perfect lots, Pleasant ay, IL minutes
walk to Washburn cur; easy terms; $275 buys
:. three lots near Bryant av car. I. a. Dung
moor Gle Phoenix .ss..-5 ~ SE4.# ,--7977L
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FARMS FOR sALE-cHo1CE LAND IN D1oKEY
and Sargent countless North Dakota, at bar
gain; few good quarter sections at SID an
Sc o,1 = 1st
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Uni1nproved.

lots. Remember, this office handles more
property and makes more sales than any other.
Z. Edmund G. Walton, 800 Henneptn az.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved
Continues.

,s. soo-rwo FAMILY HOUSE. MODERN Elk
cent heat; good barn, large lott; "a :av near
27fh At ..C G.. Lester, Century bldg. .-s7
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S2,750--NINE-RooM HOUSE, HARDWOOD FIN
tsh, fine repair: full basement; latest plumbing,
good east front lot, nice location Blaisdell,
s sath; old time snap. FITZGERALD, ao1s Aid
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COLONIES
OF ten to fifty families can buy lands al sd "a,
cour1ty. being the five eastern townships, rich
hardwood tbes ugss sroeTs nsan
every weeks half fare tickets l. A. Duns-
NOR fl Phoenix. -.
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FOR sALE-A NINE-RooM HOUSE, CoMBINA-
ton heat, bath. electric light; stone walk In
front and around the house; city water, clstern
and well; in the thirteenth ward; for $4,000.
Address d9A Io1rnal.-
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az, sb0-THINK OF THE LOCATION. THE
only house in the block that can be
bought for anywhere near this price.
inside of27tt st and Aldrich s. A
.--.- house with all modern conveniences
r furnace bath, water closet, hot and
cold water; 9 rooms; also large barn
where can you buy low-priced mod
ern house IN better location! This
Mss -: can be sold, on my twentieth century
v,lo
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81, 50o-2525 STEVENS, FINE LOCATION, SIX
rooms. good well and cistern street has curb
Il and gutter, stone walks, sewer, gas water;
everything oes for the price Of vacant lot In
same location; any amount down, balance
monthly. Fitzgerald, 301s Aldrich av s.
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OR THREE ROOMS, FUR
nished or unfurnished, for housekeeping; for
man and wife; central location; at once. Ad-
drpas 1900 Journal .5f ST .
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OAK NO. 8 WHEELER & WILSON. SO; OAK
White, So; Domestic So; Singer, 81. 30. Sup
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HAVE BYRON : WILLARD PRINT IT.

WANTFD-LIsTINGs OF GOOD HOUSES AND
lots in all parts of the city, especially eighth
ward and Srnnyside; have many applications.
II you want to SELL me- Walter T..
Radper 2CO Oneida block s%
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SPECIAL Low PRICE.

: 81, 500 six-rooni, well:bri11t house, WITH
J city water and stone walk, on g. corner /
lot at 620 q 25th St This is a snap and !
! must be sold at once.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-09-05
TRACTION CONSOLIDATION.

The Wall Street Journal. comment
ing on the traction situation In this
city. refers to the hints thrown out az
to the advisab ility OF n consolidate
Of street railroad properties as con.
templating rather what strong inter.
ests are working for than what nc.
tually has been accomplished" nj.
though It's accomplishment "is held by
those who should know to be by no
means unlikely" and says:
"The central idea IL that a concrete
organization, Offering universal trans.
fers. could obtain better concessions
from the municipality In the matter Of
franchises than could Union Traction.
West Chicago. and North Chicago act.
ing individually. II il. Of course. on.
tirely reasonable that company I'm
position to offer service first class In
every respect, with universal trans.
fcrs, might be able to obtain such IN.
vorable conditions In the matter of
renewal of franchises as would make
1t desirable for all interests to embrace
the idea"
All this goes to show that there IL
something In the talk about consOlida.
ton. That Is a matter which the mu.
nicipality has nothing to do with. As
the companies are not competitors their
merger will not be illegal. But II the
companies consolidate with an idea
that II they offer the city first class
service and universal transfers 1t will
ask nothing more Of them, they are
mistaken. Universal transfers are de.
sirable. They will be a great con-
venience to many. There Is something
which Is Of more consequence to the
city than universal transfers. That ID
adequate compensation for itself.
This ia an important matter. con.
corning which the men interested In
street railroad properties are painfully
silent. They dislike to refer to II, per.
haps because 1t CRATES on their nerves,
but the question Of money cOmpensa.
ton cannot be evaded whether the up.
plicatlOn for an extension of privileges
Is made by two traction companies or
by one company In which both are
merged.
The city intends to demand for its
citizens the first class service they have
always been entitled to and never have
had, For itself it will demand Il power
of supervision and control 1t has not
had. Perhaps that will he conceded
without much demur. 1t stands to
reason that the city should have that
power. 1t will demand also 20 per cent
OF the gross receipts. A merger of the
companies will not induce 1t to waive
that demand. II the men who control
the traction properties imagine that
they can cut down operating expenses
or lay out routes and run cars to great
or advantage by consolidation, well
and good, but no merger will enable
them to save money at the expense Of
the city through II reduction of the
compensation which is its due and
which it needs,-Chicago Tribune.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-09-05

"Most such bills were sent to the
committees on municipal corporations.
corporations. railroads. and license,
and halted there in the expectation Of
being put to sleep. The proceedings
of these committees were conducted
without regard to parliamentary rules
or sense of fair play In these com.
mitt,es hold-up measures were killed.
postponed. or reported out to suit the
convenience of their sponsors. When
sent to the house. through the COW.
ardicc or friendliness of a complacent
speaker. they were jugglcd on the floor
to positions of vantage that were in
tended to scare the financial interests
affected. Yet in the few instances
when such bills came to final vote
they were killed promptly by the hon
est majority"
As Il sample of such measures he
spoke of the telegraph bill as follows
1T was entitled a bill for an act Ia
prevent telegraph and telephone lines
being used to promote gambling. a
mere lucid title would have been 4,
bill to reduce the revenue of telegraph
companies by prohibiting them from
communicating dispatches TO bucket
shops and poolrooms.'
Every one knew the passage of the
bill would not affect poolrooms 81
bucket shops. for the reason that they
could get their dispatches from outsid,
the State. The bill was greeted with d
smile Of recognition. for under various
other titles the telegraph companie,
had appeared in bills as victims will
some regularity from year to year.
I'm committee the agent Of the West
crn Union clearly explained the fulfil
ity of attempting to stop gambling by
such indirect means. The police can
stop such things in twenty-four hours
under present laws.
One member of the committee wa.
drunk. He wanted to postpone consid
Grafton so he could study the bill. No
attention was paid TO him. The bill
was voted out almost unanimously
The drunken member and one decent
member opposed II. 1t was read a first
time in the house. made a special or.
der for second reading, read n second
time, and sent to third reading IN
eight days. A motion to refer II to the
Judiciary Committee. decent commit.
tee. was defeated. A clear majority
of the house. while not particularly In
terested In the bill, clearly did not IN.
vOr II. For over n month this bill held
threatening position on the calendar,
1T was finally defeated because hon.
est members had no faith In the mo.
tivcs Of its sponsors"
Notwithstanding all this. Mr.. King
said. the Legislature included In It's
membership many good men and some
Of great ability and thorough indcpend.
ence.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-09-05
our ROTTEN LEGISLATURE.

"HOw not to do II, and at the same
time keep the public uniformed as 10
how it was not DONE" was the motto
Of the last Legislature, says HOyt
King.
He spoke Sunday from the pulpit Of
All Souls Church, giving "A review Of
the work Of the General Assembly
and in conclusion telling what the Leg
islative Voters League, the Municipal
Voters League, and the Citizens AS
ISOLATION are doing for reform.
In opening Mr.. King repeated the
story OF how the civil service bill was
killed by reference TO hostile commit
tees and by loading 1t down with i'm
possible amendments. The local OPP
ton bills similar fate was then de-
scrlbed.
But compare the fate Of the civil
service and local option bills with the
fate Of some OF the well.known black.
mailing measures" continued the
speaker. "They met none of the OBJ
stacles so easily placed In the way OF
broad, constructive legislation. The
victims Of such bills are surface, cle-
waited, and steam railroads, Insurance,
text book, trust, gas, express, and bak-
ing powder companies, liquor dealers
and dlstilleries, foreign corporations,
banks, department stores.
''On their face they proposed 10 cor
rect some evil, abolish some Illegal pur-
suit or remove some oppression by cor.
porations. Public sentiment is seized
upon to bring down protection money
And year after year these bills do not
pass, and seldom reach a roll call. No
one except their sponsors displays
much Interest in them. II such bills
reach roll cah you may be sure they
fail Of their real plrSQse.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-09-05

eyes. or even TO have dimples made in
their cheeks. A patient must pay $50
for dlmple, $50 for a new nose Of
cellulOid. A parafiin nose costs only
800. but II It's wenrer becomes over
heated the nose will melt and get out
Of shape. But 40 woman who has seen
her husband dress for a party needs
such evidence Of male vanity as the
beauty doctors can furnish.
~6
Although Professor Wiley has not
yet made public his report Of the ex-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-09-05

SO OH. Ragtime idea.,. Men. tpo. in.
dulge In ragtine ideals. a man wants
an office. He gets Il. lie Is not salts.
fed. He wants money. He gets it.
lie learns that there are many tnirgs
more important In life thau money.
But The true song never dies. The
real ideals never disappoint. The real
song. the song that voices and "enchcs
the best and deepest and highest that
Is in us, will always be sung. Tho true
ideal will always lead to satisfaction.
and happiness, and peace. We ought
to be able to make life and that vast
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-09-05

periments which the Department Of
Agriculture conducted upon the volun.
teers who lived for time upon pre-
served meats, he has given out some
Interesting facts. One Is that meat
prepared with bOric acid reduces per-
manently the weight Of those who eat
1t regularly, and also lessons tho
amount Of nitrogen In the body. Here
is something for the tut mems clubs
to consider.
1t IL more blessed to give than II Ia
to receive--alsO more expensive.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-09-05
eAoLETS.

Occasionally when man doesn't
know just what to say his silence Is
mistaken for II superior brand of wis.
dom.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-09-05

Autumn has lost some of the gloom
attributed to 1t by the poets OF the
last generation. Once there was n re-
sponse In every heart to the famous
line; "The melancholy days are come,
the saddest of the year" Now 1t has
hint of artificiality, and it seems to
be only the pleasant melancholy of ex.
IRENE youth that fOurishes in the
splendid glow and invigorating air of
October and November. Some of the
reasons for this change are prOsaic
enough. One Is doubtless the gradual
disappearance of the physical dread of
winter brought about by the invasion
of farm house and apartment house
by the useful furnace. When the farm.
er's family slept In rooms in which
water froze and into which snow drift.