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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31
A SAFE DIET RULE

Rat the eaaiisse Aaouas 80 Yeel that
VIII Preserve ces< HesitA
How shall one determins bow much
food to eatf Too much mystery has
been thrown upon this subject Let
your sensa lions decide IL must b
kept In mind that the entire function
Of Digestion and assimilation u car
he'd on without conscious supervision
o. concurrence. II should b entirely
unfslt and unknown, excepting By the
feeling OF bienetre which acccmpan-
lee and follows it1 normal accomplish
ment. Safety IL bad II implies 4
senaa ton OF fuliness In the region OF
the stomach. and that means that toe
much food has been taken. The exact
In q healthy animal,
between the appetite and the amount
Of food required In extraordinary. Al
4 rule, the meal. unless eaten very
slowly, should cease before the appe-
lite 10 entirely satisned. because . lit
tie time IL required for the outlying
organs and tissues to feel the enects
II the food that has been insested-
4 too little has been taken, II "
,ssy enough to make Il up At the next
meal, and the appetite will b only
he better and the food moro crate
'ul.
No one was ever sorry for having
eaten too nttl~ while
Millions every day repent having eaten
90 much. II has been said that the
yrsat isssou homeopathy tausAt the
worid was this: That whereas phyri-
Hans had been In the habit Of giving
As patient Tie largest dose ~ could
'tanA, they have been led 10 - that
hkr purpose was better srbservsd
y diving him tAs smallest dcss that
voald produce tie dsslrsd eject And
. it y With food Instsad u eating. |
. nest psspss unfortunately "a -
nucA - they can, they sheaA sat TIE
msibsss amsuut that Win keep ths0 I,
,oed hsaltA--Csatury.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

shs axys. IL IL obvious to every body
that we we're made for each other. In
fact things have been 20 terribly oh
sious from the very beginning thai
abe fesrs we don't know our owl
naipda. and perhaps later We may nnd
ne have made . great mistake"
Judge Martin ran bis fingers ner.
vousiy through his bushy white hair.
Il always thought abe was the most
ssnsdbls girl In the world aid be.
-she Ia" said Lord quickly. There
nay Be reason In what abe ssyA-
Il know abe thinks the world Of
ycu. no matter what abe ssya" sald
the Judss stoutly.
I've had the temer1ty to think that
myseif.- said Lord and I've tried to
think this state OF mind IL merely tsm-
posry with her,
He blew smoke rings tboughtfully.
Perhaps II I went away this win
ter" be continued. lit might help mat
ters Tbere's the trip to California,
you know. I might take that
-Nonssnser the Judge exploded
you can't leave your practice here
And you can't afford Il either. You'll
Bed ali your money for your house.
The trouble Ia Ted. this AFFAIR OF yours
has been altogether too smooth. Il
sseds opposition to stir IL into healthy
life. believe . little touch Of r.
mantle opposition would work wos-
asrs with Elizabeth
I'm inclined to think you're risSt-
saiA Lord slowly.
TIE Judge brought his ast down q
ths Library table with . hang.
''ConfouDl itf-' be aid, his syss
twinkiins. Il don't want you for a
I've never thought Of sucA
. thing. Marry my daughter Elisa
bethf Never. my presumptuous young
friend Bee the point redr
Lord sprsng to his feet
Judge" b ssid- YOU'RE q tAse.
sughbred--
The Judge was evidently we'll
pleased with himself.
Somewhat better than California, |
fancy" he drawled
Infinitely" the young man said
with enthusiasm.
Come around tomorrow at n
aid the Judge. Elizabeth will Be
here then Oh. I'll ait you beautifully.
Take another cigar with you
Tomorrow At 3 then" said Lord.
picking up his overcoat
The Judge nodded and dropped one
yield deliberately.
The following afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Theodore Lord and the Judge were
gain seated In the library. Tho
ooked nsrvousiy at each other. a. co.,
piratcrs have looked at each Other for
~ time They even grinnsd at Zach
'thsr . BIT shespishiy.
"Hushr' sah the Judga ''nAs WIN
y coming down the stairs In . ne
neat when I spsak Nod you 10 Il
DO. Thsra. thars hsr door. NV.
hes coming Thsa, with q sudden
hanes Of tone: mo or. I nsst ~
ursdiy 10 NOT propose - hand NJ
aughtse - you- Il = The height -
resumption 70 suppose that would
= willing 10 Do any such thing. New
rr' The JudsSs voice quits sAook
vith fury.
II scarcely expected you 10 ~ into
rage, cir. merely bseauss I CONE to
on and ask for your daughters hand
. honorable marriage"
"You diaA't chr he spasnedic
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

isesg ~ AsDpsssd n wAs asks1 ~
~ spinioa He aaid. "A man. . ve0-
~ and : ~ stove" And thsss WON
- sDphuded. sot thinking. doubtless.
that naan. = woman and . cook sosvs
nay Constitute . dive ~ vel - .
houaA Az now IN sxctangs suggseh
that II has The ossrscf 1sAnit1oa- II y
this; "A man. . woman and baby"
That corsss psarsr ths thrss essentials
and yst II y spsn . the objection nsn-
TONED aEatnst The ministers ansv~.
The true snswsr y . simple enc. MAJ
rsvsd down to thres essentials the alb
soluts Ingredients are thns: 4 hus-
besA . wife and Iova
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

Ny mothers asd vhits .
with thsm Tor al the house ard -
mothers fingers and my hasr
fssl we'll md . tiny
They bring bowl Of and milk they hold
Quite cool and soft and loving when play
all day ~.
Ny fingers DO the how
And when the day quits. they help
And ths pillows
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

II IL an old theory OF econemics. stu
widely heid. that since thsrs 10 only -
asch money In the world. n some ~
that mossy be spent for . new thing.
The business OF the manufactures Of
sAs cid things viii suner. The dsvei-
sposut Of the business OF the ms nu-
fseturs and sale OF electricity for light
asl power 10 recent yesn proves
ne theory 10 be unsound- The
bssiness was cot important enough b
- nsstisaed 10 the census Of 1850
fsa ysars later the census IMPORT
ahswsd that there were light and pow.
% stations 10 New York. st. Louis snd
u District Of Columbia. The static
sses Of the basiness for 1904 recently
published By the Bureau Of the Cen.
50 shsv that there were electric sta
tisos Ia mors than nftecn hundred OF
tie psariy nineteeu hundred citiss and
towns Ia the country which have q
pspuiat,on exceeding twenty-five hun
Ard: and that more than nineteen
hundred smaller villages had electric
psants. The owners Of thess plants
received eighty rive million dollars for
he light and power which they pro-
lucsd In 1904 These figures do NOT
iseiuds electric railway power sta tons
A. the sewing machine did not ruin
IL ssamstresses. electricity has not
superseded gas Ind steam for light and
power. Instead. We ind power and
light used where they had not been
before. and paid for out OF the pro-
essds Of the grpatsr earning capacity
- The people.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

what 10 thers In q hearty laugh that
dean the moral and mental stmos-
pa<rs aud givss . man or . vonan
nsv physical vlyorf There 10 nothing
IKE Il for banishins nlasmas aud
dsabts- Thsrs IL somsthins Infectious
- Ne msrriment loo. IL ~s oaly bad
nasrs tms foe spontaneous gsyssy and
~ vs would be better physically.
nsataiiy and morally. The man who
laughs seldom 10 dangerous enc.
CAssar recognized that Centuries ago.
Evsn II one thinks that the man We
asss not laugh hurts no one but him
sslf. be Ia nevertheless. injartng socis-
" 81 large By reducing IL sum total
Of mirsh and JOLLY. And be IL SURF
- hurt himssif. beoanse be denies him
elf the simple. innocent joys which
make mea oue with mankind There
- somsshlng tonic In . hearty laugh.
IL frvss the spirit and ou'cksns the
hissd
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

uss svss the remote parts Of ths
orth are ssfs from the sxtrrvsgsns
habits brsd BY exceeding wealth A IA
ovs sf Greenland has dsssisd his tel.
~ trtbssmsn WITH his lsttsr-day lax
asy. His booss 10 Of wood. asd y fur
sishsd With . table and . ksrsssos
hnp. On . festive ooeasios - treated
bis nsa - ood-iiver oil. Evtdsntiy
tAAs yoang Bybartts IL In bad vsya
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

II 10 very necessary to poassss
sufhcient development Of the muscles
Of the legs. One Of the best exercises
looking 10 this end h accomplished a.
follows Stand erect with The fss<
spread apart and arms hanging Imply
at the sides- Bend downward 10 q
sQuatting position, allowing the hands
10 touch the door. II poesibae TIE
squatting position should b 90 n
which the student a. nearly a. poss1bas
sits upon the heela but bad and Runk
should b. erect o. nearly - When
this position has bssa taksa hrsAe IL
arms W horisontaIly forward. esapang
TIE hands for moment eniy. Next
tArow IL arns - Tar backwprd e.
possible and ~ ssariy hcriseasal a.
~ caA performing tAs ase nsvs-
nsss slswfy. Now ssowH rssans ~
hand-e1asA ana. ksspins ths has1s h
III pss1t1sA, rsenr1 Gradually -
senn11ng pegft1oa- T1rse ~ thess e.
srclDos are sneasA fee ~ oeglnase.
ana h Japan ~ vstssan e ylu-Jltsa
nFsly psrferms Ders than IN e then-
- NieholAA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31
TOPICS OF THE TIMES.


cs,ossss $50 cvtstetsos Dsssl upeo
~ nspps.isss - ~ D~y-Hissss1'
81 - hsvs Nsssa
Wild oats are good for nothing and
~ the crop u never lacking - 70
yield
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

I've nsa died OF heart disssss In
hsv rork the ether day. sftss rus-
alag npstsirs 10 catch elevated rsiiwsy
euinA And The world y sotAs -
tnss ths same - n they had made Geo.
nsss1ses asd GOT there night % tina
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

Oss Of the hardest things fer . nan
- % when he has come hone frso
rAs club and tried to 80 TO bed With
sst taking o6 his collar IL to sTpisin
- his wife be heard Il was . sod euss
- ssrs throat
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

Pssfessos BLACK Of wisconan DE-
saArss that there are o. .so1 asa bscts-
~ en- . 81 bill. We knew the number
vas largs. but could never keep tie
III isag soosgh 10 complete he cssst
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

what are the three essentials Of .
Asasr Al assembly Of 500 women
eemprtsias the Social Economic Club
- Chicago discussed this question fer
Aaif . day and reached no conclusion.
Ous woman MD the three essentials
srs . good temper. . good mother and
ehArvs Of the anancss- That raised .
1soAta 4 NV urged that The man y
- hsaA e he house OthsfS sald ~
ans and wife ars jeint ssvsrslgnA
nAsA sAouid have a. apprepriAtisn e
- family nsnsy. Another weoan
mh ~ thsUs ssseat,als afs = eesd
nstAsF. . osod eoek anl tsaissd
nussA~ Bot sah another. enc night
- . oood mother. sook and nurss and
. vsgy peos wtfs. Aneth9 suggested
thas Z COED husband y eas u The
esseatialA Nsae u he womea paid
uuch attsntioa 10 this sugssstea-
EithR they isft TIE husband out Of
ehsir saleuh lions or took him for
eAsssl Late h Tie discussiea . niA-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

rhs witnssA.~ remarks an sstssnsl
ssstsmponry. told his story With .
perfectly struight face" Architsctnr-
ally considered. this 10 the style - fses
tAat Properly goes with . level Nod.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31
CHILD FosooT HER MANNERa

Why tAs Hssis ORR wss Rss~ks1 ~
Her Negro "As.sy."
II you had happened 10 b walking
down Executive avenue q little tims
after dark on the day after Chrfstmas
you might have seen among the crowd
OF nurses and children Issuing from
the white house q very stout elderly
negroes AID q bunchy child In Q white
coat and big white hat says The Wash
ington Post The child was eagerly
telling Of the wonders OF tie pary.
and nanny was ustening with tntsnss
pridaL Suddenly NANNY STOPPED
short
Il done forget to ash yos al this
minute" abe aid did you pay youah
respects to the presidents iadyr
The child looked bewildersd
4 doa't know she aid
did you tell her good-by and 'sprss
vouah enjoy ment OF the parur
Il forgot IT, the child coafssssd.
much abashed
Nanny sighsd
ny lan'r' she aid In uttse discosr-
aeemeat III that amt The mrt1fy-
lngsse thing. Hsrs done brought you
10 the white bose. and to,' 700 b b
sure b shake hands with The prssS-
DENTS lady and tell Der yoa certainty
Aas had an enJoyab,s dina and = nvcA
obliged b Der for he hooer u inviting
ysa. and you goss and fsrgstA I 60.
tainiy \ mortified 10 death n Drss-
lAenes lady y a-teilins her chi,ar~a
boot Il this vesy minuts- 6AeS a-Ay-
Ing: That little girl what lad - IL
grsat hlg sash certainly "a ~ AnA
bat - Amt got no more mannsrs
than q shany child Ycu's tust soss
and disgraced Jour fanny. Yc1 Co.
tainly b trytng. You's bssa - ths
white house. and you's certainly scesa
shameful Ny lan'r'
And a. the crestfsllen child vhs had
forgotten her manners was Isd avay
M the street nanny delivered hsrsslf
n her dual shot Of humiliatson:
Il certainly blushes for you. aosA-
The said
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

II IL scarcely necessary to tell the
girls to look before they leap. They
put N moot OF the time looking before
naD year da wned.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

Word comes from Panama to the e.
fses that the isthmus IL no place for
pooS man. In this respect II probably
sessnblss every other place
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

One trouble with The Hague trfbs.
al 10 that II has no means Of making
kasoDa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

Chin u suffering from disturbances
m the interior. Boxer breakfast food
agaiA-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

h sasssss wsy . gst aioag VITA
~ people b - " 49, think ~
~ s1gAA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

An ardent lovsr y pssasaatsr n q
book than In real nfA In real nfa. U
his swsstAsart dossa't low hin hard
enough. ~ v liable 10 shoot be-.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

A great many people spsak 81
wanting TO do what's right - Y
they have = moaopoly Of ~ dsslrA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31
aARG .oGvlL" rLowg2a

olssss Ptsss worth 10000 - .
ei.ooo. 900 ovehtl Csitsestea.
The nower pot was like . TOY. ns
noss 10 it would not have made . -.
spoonful Out Of the mos two tiny
les res. sch less than q half Inch long.
pssped They wsrs vat~ssted leaves.
shsir night halves vsss green and their
tsft halves vhits. Pot es~th. leaves
and all. this plant would have slipped
And yet $1,000 had been o6srsd fos
t. II did not weigh an ounce Tbsrs
vas sothins To II but two tiny leaves
upea . stem 49, than an Inch heag.
Yet u vas worth $4,000.
IL vas an orchid In the coiiset,os
Of Ma CeorEs r. wiisou. Of Phils-
ds,phia- Mr.. Wilson's erchiAs ere said
to b. the apess In Amestcs-sons say
the nnest In the world The little
plant was q cross between . Cattisya
aura and Q Cssfisys labiata. II vas
tws yeau old. aud u would b ave
ysan nors before Il would begin to
bloom But this was the oniy orchid
In the world with leaves half grS~n
s.d half white. and thersfors, ssnderA
The Engiiah collector. cssiag u N No
vsssbsr. aid:
Il will give you $1,000 for IT,
But Mr.. Wilson's gardensr rvpfssd:
I'VE buy all vs CA. but We ssvsr
ssil-
Mn. Wilson tves at Feru third ssd
walnut streets. Philadelphia. says the
New rort Tribune. Tss ysas ago
abe bought the orchids Of Eustus
Of New rort-<o.ooo plans.
which Mr.. Corning had esss forty
ysars IN gathering. she snssg~d for
her gardener Aipbonss Psncat who
Lad been bead gardener At the orchid
farm Of Baron Aipbcnss Dc Rothschild
Of Para. and abe ssnt Cd. with Q row
Ing commission. Henri Barrsult .
skilled orchid hunter. For The last
ten yan. thanks to the daring
and the industry Of Barsuit and
thanks to the patient art 81 Of Psrscat
,er collection has bsea grvwtns greatly.
Il 10 practically Q collectioa that rsprs-
,ents any yean Of work II sumbsrs
1000 planta. over 3.po q which are
suiqus. with duplicates Dowhsrs II u
woe,d II y worth tss Ersstus Corning
lpsnt $4,000 on X 40 MA Wilssa
sas spent 100000 on n and -
Peescat has propassted from n over
1000 Aybssda eloss upoa sioonooo II
. said to Be the best collection n
America. and Sander says Il y In
,sany rpspscts the bsst ce',set3sa u
he worid
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

FArDsrs n tAess districts hat havs
sxtsasivs manufacturing sstablhk
nsats ars able b pay doubss - nscA
1T land ~ thess whs fivs n IL strses-
u agricultural disuscoB asd ths1 .>al
- asssas IL preat fre0 IL crops
grsvA II flrDsu q New EnglanA
sccuyyins . 80 originally tAiA b ~
uncsagsaial elinatA ars abb - pay
higAse vasss tAaa IL farunsrs - The
osstA altheegA IL natural fertility
e ~ go al ~ capacity foe ~
apcsng . great varsssy - ereps = ~
~ = grsat - n = = ~ ossth a.
~ seapass SzDvn b IL osufh ar e
vprsd-wtds le0an1 an - paraneaa1I
eecussaty.-SsatAesa pAr0 naOnn1nA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

A foreign noblemsn who. II report
speaks true. 10 somewhat henpscked.
invited some men a night Or two ago
to play bridge in his hotel TIE meet
ing was q convivisi one. and all went
'merry 40 q marriage bell II grew
late and fears were expressed By the
party that they were trsspassing up
on the kindness OF the mistress Of the
house, who. By the way. was lot
present
mot at all. gentlemen. not az all;
riay ~ hong ~ you please I am
Csar here" said the mastsr ~ the
mansion-
-Yes, gentlemen; play ~ long
a. you please said siivery
voice. and all rose Immediately
a. the baroness stood beforS them;
but a. Il IL after one O'Clock, the Car
Il going to bed.- He went
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

After tn ysas ~ . D. Lous pssies-
man Hugh AcNxhea tired Of life u .
great city and has eoas back 10 IL
country. Like Czareacs The Cop. -
has bsea '-transfsrre1 agaiA.- bst H.
dine II HE own Wish
He has gees back frso IT, forus -
IL fara: freo poifstcs - pstatssss
croa csarss 10 caness: frso seattsa -
seah,s: frs0 clubs - ess1s. frso
-paug- ssfiss- - pasvs: frsa -piashss-
- parnips: froa nDl - DsaAsvss
frvo garsags - 1ardsa; erso bsss1 -
bSoaso0a.
He AAs gsas haek nv vrses -
rssss. frso arrests - rest: frso psss-
rpems 10 csei roooa; froa sanstrekss
b sunaovsrs and sunsets: erU0 ~
Isncs 10 vtssses. frsa hsansts b hslly-
hecks; froa dsas b dAissss: fre0 run-
Aing ervsks - running brsoks; fre0
nurdsrsrs - nsdftatisa: frsu euick
lAssvss - quiet tAoagAtnI and froa
-erssa eoodS- nea - IL grssa thiass
u Mature hsrssaf.
WE shah ~ that hs hAs not cAssea
tAs better part Of nfsf -0od nAds
he ccuntry and man nsds The town.
and at ths vsry bsst Il soeetimes
peemA man made . bad 5oo e IT,
y Le1is post-DispatcA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

psnsase-Wu ~ nks -
Pas5snf-ls tAssO ~ rinG
peosage-Net ~ ~ Yea'u Nv 4
~ = savassA-Dstsset m PFssa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

~Whe gsts your divorce fee ysur
why COR Business = gstttns -
IArus sow that We think Il cheaper b
have . divorce lawyer u the fAnily
ara Z livseus eo1rt just acres ~
lAwA~-CisvsiGnd Plain Dsalse.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

Take ~ asvil ~ - 49, fanf11eA
~ tAscs = nothing leR
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-03-31

Dull1r-XsA -. ~ heuse ~ ~
~ $1,000 - = ~ ~ 9 . ~
ranssoAbae 0gugA
Hsnssssks-Wu ~ ~ -
lsass ~ Ave yeazsS N
Dsi,1sr-v1vs yeasDS To - =
lafL L ~ ut 49, \ NJ - ~
sssssh ~ - = NE \ ngsG1D ~
AeuR
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-03
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Pol Estcto and. BUSINESS BrGE prS

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$1,000 and stock at invoice price buys q first
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With
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81
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SAOO buys ten-room house. nodern;: rooms all
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United States or Canada. Established 1896.
Call or write for terms and methods.
II Maxwell e Co., ssasS4
915 New York Life, Minneapolis.
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Farm Lands.

FOR sALE-oN EASY TERMS, 100 ACRES OF
land: with large house. nice barn. granary.
windmill and well and other buildings 8 acres
setfto rye. so acres plowed and about 20 acres
more to plow; nice pasture, all fenced; black
loan, with clay subsoil, four miles from Farm
ington % miles from st. Paul; price $50 an
acre; can give immediate possession Of the
farm. N. Noes, owner, Pennington. MINI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.
FOR SALE in sTEARNs COUNTY.

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FARMS FOR SALE IN sTEARNs COUNTY. !.
No; 745-1150-acres farm bordering q beanti-
full lake; 10 acres under cultivation; rich
dark loan with clay subsoil: timber and
meadow: good buildings.
Isl No 1014-160-ac.e farm, rich clay loan with
clay subsoil; lis acres under cultivation; ball
ance timber and meadow, good buildings;
No. 1o2o-12o-acre farm, good buildings:
windmill; 80 acres undec cultivation; 30 acres
cheap.
No. 999-sO-acre good farm; 70 acres under
cultivation: five acres timber: clay loan top
so With hch clay 81 , fair half
No. 1ole. g., farm, rich black loan top,
clay subsoil land generally level: As acres
under plcw. balance timber and meadow; eight
room house; large barn: $1,000:
No. 5OO--10O acre farm, one mile from Avon !;
25 acres under cultivation: 20 acres natural
meadow. balance heavy timber and pasture;
. fair buildings; one mile to school and church;
$1,000. half cash; this is snap.
Above farms selected from our list. Call
or write for more particulars. Also for our
circular ~
Julius Crosse & Moe.
.-...s 400 Boston Block. Minneapolis.
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SIS, 900 CASH WILL SECURE You LARGE IN
terest In a manufacturing company that, fully
developed will bring you on your interest III
: same from 5000 to SIC, 900 Yearly; position
be offered to competent party. For further In
formation write 1860. Journal. 81