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Sugar--Golden C. 1886; powdered.
1895. fruit sugar. 1896; beet sugar,
i605; patent cube. i6,20: cane. d. O..
boxes. owt.. 5oc aess Nc per ID II paio
1885: extra, cwt.. lOc: kegs. cwt., 25c;
for In i5 days..
Salt--Bales OF 75-2s. bale. $3.50: bales
OF 3O-as. bale. $50: bales OF tO-4s, bale
Dried fruit--Appies. evaporated. 10
Sc: per ID, sundrIei. sacks or boxes,
none; aprIeots. io9l2e; peaches. 90
lie; pears. l0Qi2hc: pruneH. Italian,
40 &c; French. 2hq3E; figs. California
blacks. 5Rc; do white. none; Smyrna
zoe: Fard dates. &c: plums. pitted, &c.
il.Go: bales Of i5-l0s. bale. $3.50; bags
COS. nne. ton. Ili: bags. 80 lbs.
genuine Liverpool. ton. sl7: bags, 30
lbs. " ground, zoos. ton. 81. II, s, v. r..
90 6-lb cartons. s2.25; r. s. p. ~ 3-li
cartons. ii.75: Liverpool lump. toi
iIs.So.
Rice-Impsriai Japan. No. I. S5.37h
No. 2. N25: Carolina head. &c; broke
head &c.
Mocha. 2sd Csc; Java. fancy
26d5?c; Java. good. 2Oa2ic; Java,
ordinary. l7920c; Costa Rica, fancy
1870 2Oc; Costa Rica. good. lsqlSc Ar
buckles. SASS per 100 lbs. Lion. SASS
Provisions Hams, TO size. l3c;
hams. picnic. Sc; bacon. regulars.
lOisc bacon. breakfast. l2Gi7c; dry
salt sides. 9hc. backs, dry salt, 9n
lard. Kettle rendered, tierced. ONO.
walnuts. No, /, soft shell,
l3Mc; No. hard shell. 13Hc; Chile.
lsc: almonds. l7aisc: hlberts. lial5c:
Brazils, Ice; pecans, lshQl5o: hlck-
ory. so: Virginia peanuts. 707hc;
Jumbo Virginia peanuts, sc; Japanese
peanuts, 6M@6c: chestnuts. Italian.
i4c; cocoanuts. dozen. sOc.
Figs-whlts, ID, 5h96c; black so !
7c.
Dates-Golden. so-lb boxes, sG6hcS
lib packages, Sc; Farj, l5-lb boxes.
$40 box.
Beans-Smnll white. &c: large white, |
Shc; pink. 3hc; bayou. S%c; Lima.
6Hc; Mexican reds. &c.
Picked goods-Plcklel pigs feet. K
barrels, IS; Y barrels. set; l5-lb kits
sl,25; picked trips, is-barrels. IS: 4.
barrels, 32,75; l5-lb kits. Sl95; plckled
pigs tongues, barrels. SO; H-hnr-
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wheat. walln Walln, sa4stc. VAL
ney SIC. blucstem. PO99le.
Il white. t?sas9. gray. I?a
Rarley-nrewing t2s: feed. t22.
z Eay-Tlmothy tl9itb0: clover.
snqi2; cheat. silQfl?; alfalfa. 81.
A Milluaiuffs~- Barley rolled. t?Ab0.
middllngs. I2tQ:5; chop. 80: dairy
chop bran. tI9G2O: shorts. t2?u?3.
Flour-Hard Wheat. straight. s3,sbd
s4O6, hard wheat patents. 1L5oatGO;
graham. 81: rye. s.; whole wheat
nour. it?5. valley, sac,
Corn whole. 12l50: cracked. $3.50
per ton.
Rye~ti,65 per cwt
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rels. 50; bib kits, $3.50: picked lamb
tongues. h-barrels. 80; A-barrels
$3.50; l6-lb kits. 1915.
Lard - Kettle-rendered Tlerces
9&c; tubs. sKs; COS, 9Ssc; eos. exc;
los. iohc 5s, i0kc. STANDARD pure:
Tierces. SIC; tubs. sHc; COS. SIC;
2Os. DC: los, CSC: Is. 9hc. Compound: (:
Tierces, shc; tubs. exc; Cos. sEc: los,
IKE; 5H, TIC.
Cereal fooJs-Rooled oats, cream, 90
ib sacks, I6.75; lower grade. j5QG25:
oatmeal. steel cut, 50-lb sacks, IS per
barrel; f0-lb sacks 1926 per bale: oat-
meal tground( 60-ib sacks. $3.50 per
barrel; i0-lb sacks, - per bale; split
peas. ~ per iOO-lb sacks: 25-lb boxes
lb boxes. ti25 per box; pastry -four,
lo-lb sacks. $3.50 per bale.
Sausage ham. l2hc per
lb; minced ham. l0c: summer. choice
dry. i7hc; bologna. long. SIC: winer-
wurst, Sc; liver. &c; pork. DC: blood. &c;
headcheese. l2hc; bologna sausage.
link. 4hc.
Canned aaimon--Columbla river, l.
ID tails. SIs5: Glib tails. $3.50; fancy
lib fats 81; h-lb fancy flats, s1.25:
tLi5; pearl barley. 81 per 100 lbs. 25
fancy lib ovals t275; Alaska tails.
pink. s5Q9Oc; red. $3.50; nominal, Or
tall. 81.
Mason fruit jars--Half- gallons. per
gross. 1890; quarts, 1856; pints, s5.S5;
extra caps per gross. &2.25.
Economy fruit jars-Half- gallons.
Ter grosr, 1la.25; quarts. siO.a5; plnts.
1875: extra capr. $i.s5.
RaisIns--Loose Muscatels, 4-crown,
SIC: 5-layer Muscatel raislns. TIC:
secdles sultanas. s%c;
London layers 3-crown, whole boxes OF
20 lbs. ;l.s5; 2-crown. s1.75.
Fish--Crabs. per dozen. si25; shoal-
water Bay oysters. per sack. s4OO: oy-
sters gallons, 12,25; hallbut. 5h, black |
cod, 7c; bass, per h.. i2hc: herring,
&c; founders, &c; catfish. 7c: Holsters
per lb, l2hc: silver smcI,. &c; shrimp.
loc: perch. &c; sturgeon. &c; chinook
'almon. Sc: steelheads. 7hc: sea trout.
I2hc; shad. 3hdI
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Produce.
Rys-ti6s per cwt.

Hultrr-Fancy creamery. 20G2ih nc:
dairy. isi4UlTc. store. lbpi5he.
Eggs Oregon ranch Is a Is l'2.
cheese~Young American. isUlTc;
Oregon full cream. lSc,
Poultsy--Mixed chickens per ID. 10
Gianc: spring. i,hdi5hc; hens, II
qiSc. fryers. i5qiec; broilers, $50
zoe: geese. Sc: turkeys. live. ISdi7c:
turkeys. dressed. 1890: ducks. old.
lt0i6c: spring ducks 3ta7.
Honey--Dark. iOhQiic; amber. i:G
lsc: fancy white. l5e.
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A large shipment OF Hood River straw
Berries was received and brought good
price. Mos. 0f these berries have been
shipped east thi. season where they com.
mand better price, Hops went down 10
22 cents and very few were offered, A
large number Of chickens reached the
market and found ready sale al good
prices. Butter and eggs show no change
from yesterday quotations,
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for Grays River, Knapp:on and way
landings. ably as follows:
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-09

st. Paul Walla Walla lewis.
tast Mail ton, Spokane, Mime
6:l5p. m. apolis. st Paul. Duluth
via SpO- Milwaukee, Chicago.
kane and East
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STEAMER WENoNA

for Grays River, Knapp:on and way
landings. ably as follows:
JUNE.
Wednesday :. /.
Thursday 8. 1880.
Friday 8. 2.
Sa .urday 10. 3.
Monday Il, 5: 30.
Tuesday 10, $50.
Wednesday IA. 7:30.
Thursday Is. $50.
Friday, l6, $3.50.
Saturday, II, 1000.
Monday, 10. 1880.
Tuesday, 20, l2.
Wednesday, 81, loo.
Thursday, %, 1880.
Friday, g. 200.
Saturday, "a, 2;3O.
Monday, 90, 500.
Tuesday, 27, 600
Wednesday, 2s, 700.
Thursday, 90, 500.
Friday, so, $3.50.
Agents S. S. Roanoke for Coos Bay.
Eureka, San Francisco and San Pedro.
Gray S. s. co. Steamers to Coos
Bay, Eureka and San Francisco. Str.
Toledo 20 Grays Harbor. Tuesday and
Saturday.
c. II. CALENDER, Manager.
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TRAvELERy GUIDE.
C0||G||lG NIIgl|iOlC 60.
TOWING. FREIGHTING AND Elk.
CURsIoNs.
STEAMER JORDAN

for cathlamet, way landings, 3 .. m.
daily except Sunday.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-10-20
Chaque centre canadien peut %s'or6aniser:

trem, je vivrai fort de cette pro.
messe, de CO serment, T6preuve
ddt-elle du1er bien longtemps.
Puts apres un instant de silence,
employs arecouvrer un peu de
calme. il reprit dun ton plus po-
s6:
"A present veuillez me pardon
ner de sous avoir oblig6e de men
tendre en- IN moment 81 cruel, ct
permettez.mo1 de vous adresser
certaines questions dict6es parl'af-
fectueux int6r6t que vous m'autori
Sc d vous porter.
cJe vous6c cute, r6pondit Pau
le.
-Comptez-vous de roster a Pa
ris?
III lie fault bien, Oh irais-je
maintenant que mon oncle nest
plus.
Et puts il faut chercher ct trou-
yer Yvonne.
D'autre part, je do1s aitendre
lei le r6glement d'affaires de "a
mile tres embarrass6es.
-Mais comment vivrez-vous q
Paris?
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29

Canada, owing to tho heavy Immigration
and rapid increase In con1ndArcs xnuet
prayide beter transportation faaiutaes,
and the building Of new ratlfeaAs Is the
sTtat question before tho Canadian pee-
This was the main issue Of thetr last
election, and the people voiced their sen
! t1msnt IN the matter. by oontirs!iiMg IN
foWer the party taperfng strong govern
IaeAt corporation IN: the building Of
The constr1lct1on Of the Grand Trunk
fAsho railroad, making the pn4Asnt "a
r&Msn Grand Trunk system transo6n,-
thaealtal line, is praetteally. ASSURED; bit
wa,ssh hsg tas thea. csnaatae Nefthsrn, II ise
Wsstsln canRda). viii Be- ahsoeSsa s.
t4e Grand Trunk Pacific or be uKexdss
coInplAtad as a transoont1nenta1 line, is
u, However; It f. stated on high authority
fbs' ss aH eSsssa * *, aa sn
tie Grand Trunk system to be a new
third transcon tinsntal line from ocean to
ocean. nhis precludes the possibility Of
any amaigamatton Of these tvs roads;
trans sentimental railway Systems.
Any and all railroads In Canada, trans-
continental or local, must eventually So
care favorable corlnsettons with Fort
Brances On account OF tho future great
Dtning ana manufacturing operaHons
there. ana beca1se Fort Frances viii be
the nearest Canadian railroad point, hay
Ing the shortest route from Duluth, Chi
case ana the Eastern shipping points on
the american side and will be a leading
distributing point aud commercial center.
Fort Frances will, therefore, become the
principal import and export town, rail-
reaa center, industrial point and natural
gateway for Western Canada with fits
eonstautly mcreaSlnE populatlon.
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lis insignificant and especially so where
fuel is expensive.
The vast power Of Koochiching falls:
hitherto wasted, will from the present
time ever hereafter be utilized. The
great value Of such q power from an In
sduBtrial point of view to the North
west and parhoulaylX TO the Canadian
West Is. beyond conception.
What the development OF this mighty
a large industrial City where Fort Fran
ces Is located, BY the SIDE Of Koochiching
fails, cam best Sbe Judged by comparing
the future OF Fort Frances with the his
tory Of other points where water powers
ara developed and were the means of es-
*tablishing cities. The immensely and
Uniformity of this great power SHOULD be
kept IA mind ,When such comp artsons are
:made, as we'll as the Important location
of sazna Tor manufact uring purposes. The
insxGAuat le s1pply Of natural resources
uibufary to FoM Frances must also be
'reSA smpersd as well as the vast domain
Of rapidly developing country: all West
3ern ;e1anada iAeMaed, where the products
Will be SHIPPED In, exchange for cereals
and other Natural. prodilSts. w.. ,
Fort FRANCES can beast of possessing
greater natural adyuntages than most
any other city on the cqdtinent.
What is OF the greatest Importance,
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Frances their Canadian terminal, there
to connect with the Canadian railroads.
Two Of these roads, the Minneseta 4
International, branch Of the Northern
Pacific, from Brainerd, MIMI, and the
Duluth, Virginia e Rainy Lake, from
Virginia, Minn.. will he completed within
a short time. Tho other four incorpor.
ated American roads to terminate at
Fort frances are as follows: One from
Hbbnr, ono from Deer River, one d.
reilly from minneapolis and st. Paul
through Grand Rapids, and anot1er from
the West, said to be the 600 from Thief
River Fa1ls. It is also asserted that the
Great Northern railroad will build to
Keeahlchin9 falls from the west The
Duiurh, Virginia &, Rainy Lake ratlroad.
when completed to Fort Frances, will
ssharten, the present distance by ran from
Duiuth to Winnipeg oyer LOO ntlss. THIS
raitroad will, thaEsfore, have an ippor-
:tant bearing on the oyerlana traffic, as
the shortest route fEbul GhicaFo ind
EaSfeTn points to Winnipeg. and TIE
GTsat&r N9rtfwsst will then DO via pp-
1utb and Fort Frances. This overland
iE4thc VIII be enormous as the day is
not far distant when the population Of
,Weetstn eAna1a VAN be many times that
sf ES1tSrn Canada, and her trade, all
ready laFke, wtll IS Increased aesosdtng-
Nv. The: Canadian PACIFIC IL the 9nly
Ennsoontinenta line completed. Western
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.IEooohIchip1 fails, but this work wss
lsver eompaeted owing to change Ct
|koYex,1haedt and railway opposition. The
object Of this big Undertaking was ~
permit ct through navigation from LARa
'1upazior, to Western Cana1a via, Rainy
5lhks and Rainy River WaterA It wes
xa.ls fh's werk W. Esias o. tnat 1 tas
IA ut s. tie Canadian sovsai{nem'
H1oehehing tails was a familiar Point
10 s1pa6rers fully go years ago. ana
opsssfq1s 8 ts74 was Inaints,ned IS 1
HAdAon RAy trading poat. These retef-
FSntes - tie past History Of Fort FFazaces
Only r. u snow that the location 81 chat
tdyFAsit6 is a natural point Of ooncentra-
;@6ps and merely aWaited tho opening
IN Of the country back Of it to beesms
FFey1e4s to 1909 navigation on Raa4y
llh1s ana Rainy river WAS practically thu
'any ueans Of transportation to Bort
PRAISES and the Rainy river district. Fl
sthiat year tie Canadian Nerthern rail-
road ayatem cofnected the EASTERN and
lNestsrh divisions Of It's naain line at Fort
Frances ny building from Winnipeg on
the west and Port Arthur on the eest
~ that point, .gaytas the texn It's nrst
connections. It isth stnoe tho
Fpdlap1ettoa Of this railroad to FVrt Fran.
was dsnhIfsiy settIed. thai this town
and Hooehsehink fans have become gen
orally known Throughout the United
|8tates amd Canada, and have become
the ohjsetlve peint for Thousands and
'tehs Of thct.sands, WhG NOW contemplate
estaHaiehing themselves In that coming
En1etropoliS Of the Northwest.
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srording. when developed, tremendS .a
ching falls Is greater than any eths.r
power on the North American cent ati.
times greater than the power, Of St:
ANTHONY fails, which enabled Minnsapo-
is to become the srea;test milling CITY
n the we eenf.s and 1T the RfneRR
s s Faras.rusore, Koeslioans fAis,
ut the natural gateway Of western caR-
Rda, how has more ad3antaEes nam
milling and raanufa etnrtng point Of VSw
tsa 81 A e Sc Er 1a sxsl aa az
r be" er ~sa aa & r ill., and man,1taotur,
ing plants to utilize this Power - val
Es aa' 1 Ike P "a oosapsSy L now eea.
Hrneta,EE oo4Tste Gam at 1.-The the 1 1Ens
mn .aasp lr1atettauy raise Rainy lake
fseE. The company viii also eonseruct
tanads ara buIfld dams at various points
throughout the Rainy lake basin TO
withhold the waters and regulate tie
Within n tie year 1ss s as sttpIated n the
agreement with the Canadian govern.
medt, witch agrseanent also STIMULATES
that half Of the pomer deXelape1 nesasst
fhs town on the Canadian side OF the
The geographical location Of tlais
mighty power Is a 4very Important faeter,
located as It Is at tito pefnt now most
ss1eeded from a nnanufa 6tnr1ng point Of
view, owing TO. the speedy settlement
OF Western. Canada and want Of manu
The yasf capital now being expended
IN Developing this power and the ntlnbns
Of dollars that nsust be. spent in erecting
and Operating the mills and misunderstanding
B>fs...ees a dassesy porahestsa es 81
which will cause all properly these to
kPeedfM advance, ana the MOST prefera-
E4ae business property n a short time to
ar homeseeker, looking Tor a safe invest
he3trent or 4 .ohdfce location, can do, better
than to take advantage Of the hundreds
:of qt4toftanides now offered at Kuocht-
EE
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versiAed farming than even tina famous
Rad r,ver va1iev ar env 5thar mart Of
the state OF Minnesota or any etner
:NorthWestern state.
The yisld end quality Of grain, hay and
vegetables. grown there is simply aston
:s IT, !, % every 1af'nef WHO mas ''s''e0
that ,,,,s district.
nne Rainy !ly river valley on edIner sac
OF The river is wooded; tho land Is all
!. Ieys1, a12selu1eiy tree Irom sSY'le; che
so 81 r nlack gam w1Sh etay. supson' Inc ~,
wafer asaa Is excellent and IN abundance 1Ihe
Climate Is splendid. owing to the land
The ,areat manufacturing cities roinR
!. sitS;s S4,i,. ~ =. y,;,zs, 80. ,,;nins
~ as.A.f tatss aaiu re tnt4 AIS
tftst VII affprd the 199st desirable MAY sns
ffYe farnYeTs az init disfrInf Ale tHGfeSore
bns,d ~ Ia - n ~ 1,sssfSsts;ise inn IN
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Fort Frances Ont, the Canadian Side of Koochching
Falls Will Be Canada's Greatest Milling
and Manufacturing Center.

The Koochfching falls water, power Il
% widely known throuEhnut the unitea ed
States and Canada that 1t REQUIRES no
scriptive matter can do 1t justice, az It
must be seen to be- appreciated: The
enor1nity Of the inexhausttble water sup.
ply for this magnificent power can best
Be Judged from the Immense lakes and
sin. some 1900 SO miles. all icnBty-
area Of 100 square miles, thereby form
Ing great reservoir, from which Rainy
river IS tho only outlet. Rainy river. Is
On immense body Of water, averaging
t,Sse feet IN Width and very deep. Two
miles from the oualet Of Rainy Lake Is
Kooch4ohing fails, where this vast vol
pme of water. in Rainy river takes q
drop Of S41a feet,
The reader win easily conceive that
the water accu,pulated throughout this
voir immediately back, Of the falls must
furnish an enormous fow over tho falls,
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newsx.r e Chs presneet' ,s. 'aysstsE ant+
81 the great EooahIeh1nx falte, end the
establishment OF ptaIsafantuftn9 plants
there. Fort FrauGss ID th1s respect is
also very fantAn4ts, ~ thu Iznpepvef1sent
askacda1ipn. qnHsIkt3nk. o. eltarsstic p4e11
With utlllntted .espfN Ee.ppress, wlaaella
also pkavIIalag tsf she effablIsas.as q TN TN
The cofarstA dal9, nRW hSlHg hA5A "a
lIarnAss thu stppeldnada p4Wsr, VII be
Raised u; Tie Axhnt pnhl4tae sn3asIs,
ss ssSs :" ss H. ~ s. = ssase Rafe
nae "a ; sss ssaa, &c @ s aass 5 S on
R Rs, A sH 4ae xso1, Fa' IS d,, Rsst
ssnd shs &. . Ah taess s. , sSsss.s !.
sxaat efty. fpSf FRANCES IDS t6s grant
Ansriean conunsait, Fexsept NIAGARA, and
every other adFaafage essentta1 to the
building UP Of . greet CITY; And lt e q
fpreepae epnclus}bn that Fort Frances
Wi heeprns ane Of ths Iargeet and
10 IS deaxtsaSA 10 bs the principal Milling
aIM manu- eentHr. as; we'll ~: tRe
n1sA isrpaEf ana export pofht t6r The
Mhcae :G9ARxttan West:
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location corresponding to the properties
onered; at present at Fort Frances at
from $500 to $1,000.
An, who stop to consider tho relative
position Of the two towns at Koecht-5
ching fails must concede that thu Cana )
sdan town, owing to the present lack 81
Fnntlls and manufacturing .plants In West
Farh C6hada, and III haevlng the trade Of
that entire country back Of hst to supply
with mauufacthred goods fres from taf1f
and effective competition, has the ad-
vantage.
Inta1na A9nal Falls, however, has a
great future before her. Prices Of lots
fhen at nfesent are higher than, at Fort
BIantes fbr tho reas9n that the TOWN.
STE eainp&ny and 1naRsexstaent assocda-
Yhle Tor town lets and they can there
the condf VIII warfaat.
q II seesse 81 Isl ssg&sa e.
that town was laid out by TIE govern
ment and s9M t. the MghsAt Bidders
Years ago while there was Httla or no
(detuaud. The Mts were theSefRre pnr-
chased at that time for little Or nothing.
|Tbe prevailing prices Of lots ct Fort
Esaaes sFs r. a9 s.. fss sg9 ~ Msss e
End especially 30 when oeaSparea with
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greater than that OF St. Anthony falls at
Minneap oils, and the area Of arabic land
back of and tributary to Fort Frances
Is many times that tributary to mnne-
a aA Climber in st thg Rainy isRe sM Kainy
river district Is almost inexhausti Dle: The
land in the Rainy river valley, where
Fprt Frances is located, is far more
ppoductive than that snIToundinS Nan
the prospective land seeker. The climate
at Fort Frances Is even more pleasant
than at Mtnneappatp.
Fort Frances. owing to her 9eQgraph
ieal location and t4be Immense power Of
;Koochiching fails, is the natural milling
;e5anada, and The natlral gateway tor
that vast country, as has heretofore
been fully shown.
Fort Frances has an ideal site ter a.
:sreat city, without a s1gle drawback.
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there, lands Of great promise, where thu
sturdy new settler was able to convert
the virgin soil into fields Of waving grain
sor turn to pasture thousands of CATTLE
thus to become prosperous and easily &C.
qujre wealth.
The stream Of new settlers to our
borders has been so long and STEADY
that there is no great amount Of de-
sitable land left tor the taking IN the
Omitted States. This ever swelling. tide OF
newcomers is pressing on, crossing tho
boundary line into Western and North
western Canada, where there is room FOR
all, and where better land the sun never
:shone upon. Hence the course of civil
ization continues it's ceaseiess march.
northwestWard to the utmost nn1itsfA of
the confines Of Canada:s vast dopnain.
The magnitude Of the great Kopchich-
ing falls. and Its geographical location o.
tablish the Canadian Industrial center at
Fort Frances: Her growth and gTeatness
can only be measured by the develop
rnent of the hundreds of millions Of acres
of rich land Of Western Canada, all
tributary to Fort FTances-tte natural
gateway to this vast rich domain.
THE RAINY RIVER DISTRICT.
The Rainy river valley Is moro pro-
ductive and far more desirable for d.
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FORT. FRANCES WILL Be
49,
canada's Greatest lndustrlat Point.

Great pragreas has been n1aAs ef t4Ne.
IN, establishing new nfl4s ana irausffac5,
tllftng psants IN Canaaa: TIE Ganadian,
yqHst - 9eyeloned Ct e: rparzsIaess rate:
dow tUaaagaiiona Hsr fp4sdsn trade has
laeneA, Ftosf&1siHe nAtlhrs Hpd nanhu.
fadtnleEs sevsfyNs1ase 1aeli4e that W*sts
etn Garada now afeprdg TIE grekest "a:
and factoTdea 81 6gery gtAe azId desetgI+
ton are being established thsoax hodt
The dominion.
American brain, energy and capital ara
cd natunai reseafees 81 The Western
provinces and terratnnies, aud the great
er portion Of the new mills and Hanu-
featuring plants are therefofo OF Ktners
lean origin.
Fdrt Frances, at Kooehaetts4nS, fnlas ,al4
at tho gateway Of lie rapidly 1eFskInx
Canadian West, ts Ganada's greatest III III :
dustffal paint,
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ve1pus opportuntfiss ct Chs. tine. It Is
4 Few District wIth eHsn Greater Agr1-
cultural Froduaalyeness than the fdhaous
Red Rtyer valley. Tits entire Rainy
River DISTRICT Has unlimited end dtversl
fed neturM resources w1deh VIII assure
wealth and. prosperity to every ono who
desires 10 form.
No man o.. women who has either large
or snhd1l naars ana who. wishes to estab-
lish tnehaslVes and better their condi-
ton in t1Hs ytch, neW district. either IN
town or eehpEya esR. aGsra Is let tho
present opportunity 20 By to acquire
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1905-04-29
FORT FRANCES, ONT.
A Natural Site for a Great City.

The town Of Fort Frances Is located
on the Canadian side at Koechict14sng
falls $50 miles due nerth Of Minneapo.
lis 137 miles northwest Of Duluth. 20
ntIes southeast Of Winnipeg and MI
miles west Of Port Arthur.
Fort Frances is most adaptedly situat-
ed for big city. The toWpsite - boom
ed on the south by the lRadny river, on
the north and east by Rainy lake, aY1
valley. It lies leyA, high. and dry, Per
naitttng OF excellent dfddgAEe to TIA
river, especially below the falls- Ths
greater portion Of ths tewn Is aghny
f6r shade trees and parKways. From q
sanitary point Of view thef site cankat
DO excelIed.
Fort Frances at this writing has Pop
ulation Of fully 1,90D.
In 1874 more than $5oe,ooo was expended
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BRIT a Mere Fraction 81 Actual Value
q Now IL the Time TO invest.


lcts er lena that eennet PpsAbly SD E.; T.
Thsrs1s -. Aa1aftorl Snatever tbat any
investhssrst, fresp eySn q few dot1ars pay
ment ugon stnBis nt up 70 AZ many
thousands Of doIlaTe IS he capdtaIist can
command va :dauBte md treble ii valne
w4than tew paontas.
Every young a,aR o. womsp starting
out II. lie, VINO x46rs thu fmpprtapde
Of sa3hs sohe 1sFlon 9e their earnings,
Is here o&Srsd tke ssfSH ana hsSt ep-
poftunsF they viii svsr Aaps sSor tho H.
aInnfrae: of n EoYStJifsA