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SHIRT WAIST PATTERNS-white
Lawn-32- inch fronts-emb'd or lace
t-im-reatly boxed
instead OF $1-50.--.-..-.. SO
Main F.oor-Near Arcade
NETSIKI BAGS-Tapestry or Jap
leather-inside frame-bone
handl-s-worth 50 80 -...-..-.... 90
GENUINE. SEAL. WRITING TABLETS
complete with ink bottles. pen holders
two paper pockets and 1906 tablet
value $500 -----.---..-.-.-.-.- 10y
COLLAR AND CUFF BoxEs-Genuine
seal-oxldized clasp and button pCcSet
top-mOire SIX Ened -....--...--- Z.A9
Main FIoor-Centre-
SOLID GOLD BROOCHES C'-escents,
wreatss. wistbone Fleur re Lis
bowknOts-jewels, sapphires amethyst.
erneralds and ru5ies-vaiUe S2.Z9-- SO
SOLID GOLD BROOCHES Plain or
fancy floral crescents FIeur De LIS
lear and variety Of odd designs
some pearl set or enamel,ed-
value $5-49 i ........-.---...- 3 .S8
Finer Brooches u $2s9S.
WOMEN : SOLID GOLD NECK CHAINS
-IaValilere pendants fr-sh-sct
with pesrls--vaiue S5.49. .----.-.. 3 SIS
SOLID GOLD CIGAR CUTTERS
polished or Rom1n-value 81 o.. SO
Finer. set with diamonds. % 50 q.
SOLID GOLD PEN KNINES-rl1ia,
hand Graved raised floral designs
some with diamoRGs. 9. 9S 20 / 2 %
SOLID GOLD CHARMS Roman or satin
fnish-seJ with diamonds. 4 80
MEMS SOLID GOLD CHARMS-Set
with disnlonds-plain or fancy. 8. 50
Finer Charms. 10 SIZES.
MEMS SOLID GOLD CUFF LINKS
rose or roman fnish-with
diamond chip ...-.-- ..--..-..-.- . -
MEMS SOLID GOLD CUFF LINKS
plain or raised floral designs-set
with diamond-value So %. .-......,Z t)S
SOLID GOLD sIGNET RINGS
plain or ROman-variety OF designs
value 50. 10 -.--..-.-.-...- ...-......1 go
Finer signet Riugs. TO S59S
SOLID COLD SCARF PINs-wlth
brilliant Dismcnd chips. Pearls
Sapphire. AmethySts, Cq1is
Emeralds etc.-Vsiue s5cS - 9R
Finer Scarf Pins To S99S.
Main Eloer- Centre.
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Nillinery Now
On Second Floor

E1illinery Now
On Second Floor
In special room formerly occupied BY
Washable Waists. where you will
find all that's new and desirable in
Winter Millinery. and the following
special values =
Womens and ChiIdreu'S Fur Mapped
Beaver Hats-biack and cOlors-
Elsewhere S1.eS ...-..-------------1 80
WO.nen-s Ready-to-N ears-fuu trim d
wings, ornaments, eJc.-were $2-9S- SO
Wo1ren's Black Satin finish Dress
shapes-best styles-value 500. 1 40
Misses Round and Ben Crown Flats
Satin hnish-vaLue 75..-........1 q
Large Punches OF Violets-
with foliage-value 90. -........... 80
Wings and Birds-worth .75.......... 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09

The Children OF
Bedford Court.
Grace lie Baron
81
The Making OF
NJ e 2 n / g b Y
Edith L. Gilbert
rs
Rover's Story. by
HigginbothRm
= e tty wales.
Sophomore, by
Margaret Warde
80
Queen Xxi Of TX.
by Frank Baum
Sl.os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09

NICELY FURNISHED large and single
ments; heated; telephone. 2s1 w. 134th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09

me Wood Fire in No. ,. by + Hopkin
n9ns in lors by AIOnzo kimball The
s.gFy Of the painter BlcWhirter and his
eIlen1s. who gathered round the wood
ne IN No. > IS told with all the hCmor.
esyeiy and tenderness % which the
author is master.
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FINE. EDITIONS DE LUXE
Elegant editions in fine bindings. Every
set 1istinctiyely bound, press WORK S 1Il
,Da,,eT 81 the very highest quality We
have only set or two Of each kind in
stock
THE ARABIAN NIGHTS, translated by
Richard Burton II vols. half Morocco,
illustrated with more than 10 iull-pas
,jarae~ nrinted for private subscribers
only. unexpurgated Nichols Cos,
London. Regular price $500. Specia +;
Emerson works. Complete edition. II
vols half calf. .-.-.---..-.-- soo ~
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Rnvs, Russian Cnats

Red. Royal. Tan and Navy Kerseys
with fur collars-also imported
miNtUres-shawl collars with shield
or DutJoned To neck-Sable. Persian
Lamb or Beaver collars and cuffs
silk frogs-3 to years
value $500 to $500. 8. 9S to I I .SS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09
NEW BOOKS FOR GIRLS.


A great variety Of new books for girls
of ali ages. besides many OF the olu
favorites in new dress
The Armstrong;. by Laura E Richards 80
Mary n. Mary. by Edith Frances Foster.
The Brass Bound Box. by Evelyn Ray
mond cO
Josie Bean, Flat Street. by Harriet
The SnS School House in the woods, by A 6:
Little Lady in Waiting. by L. E. Catlin
Randy's luck. by Amy Brooks. rs
When Guantanamo Was Fourteen 6y
,. he Roses or St Elizabeth. by ]. g:
The Little Princess. by Frances Hodgson
Little Colonels Christmas Vacation. By
JOFnson Observation-Disclosures. 81 .OS
Two Little knights Kentucky. new Illus
trated edition. .----.. 70
Amy in Arcadia. by Helen l.. Reed. 5 .VS
Rebecca Mary, by Anne H. Donnel. LOS
Dorothy Dainty az the Shore. By amy
Brooks 10
sidney. by Anna Chaplin Ray. 80. 81. OS
How Barbara Kept Her Promise by
Helen Grant az Aldred House, by Douglas
Coming OF Billy, by NJ Westrup-. .eS
cordelia's Pathway Out. by E. A Foster:
Little Girl in Old San Francisco, By 6yy
PATTI in the city, by carolyn Wells. 80
The Children on the Top Floor by Nina
Rhoades 49,; -, NV Rroois
Randy-s Good Times. ny Amy Brooks .75
Famous Children by Twitchell: 30
In the Days OF Queen Victoria by Tsppan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09

1873 WEST 72D-ST-Two large. sunny
rooms; also hall room, with board; refer
enceS exchanged.
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Ii Boys' Russian OYerc0ats

White Bearskin and Astrakhan-
trirs'd with black or white silk frogs
plain or belted back-self or black
velvet COLLARS to yrs
value s.. 30 and So. O..6. 50 and S.SS
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Little Chf1dren's Coats
4l.O8

Principally Samples. none
worth less than $500; 4 nQ
Saturday. ................
Golf Red, Havana and Royal Blue
Paca Cloths; also Bearskin Plush in
White, Squirrel Gray. Seal. Red and
Royal; also Crushed Plush with and
without collars of contrasting ma
terials and fancy trimg's of braids,
emblems or cloth and velvet soft
warm Innings and interlinings. ..-..
High class Systematically mada
and finished to years.
Novelties in Lite Childrens ffnO
C1oaks of Imported Moeskin
Pushes. BroadclOths Chiffon
Velvets. Kersey. etC.-staple and
new high exquistely made
and trimmcd-fiue Innings
to 4 years-IIttle gems Of beauty
7.9S to 25. 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09
Calendars and Christmas Cards in

NEW ILLUSTRATED BOOKS.
This year the publishers have surpassed
all previous efforts in the making OF
beautiful illustrated gift books. We can
only hint here at the feast prepared for
the holiday Shoppers These beautiful
hankc Enpst he seea 90 he appreciated.
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ROVER SERIES
THE FAMOUS
For Young Amer
leans.
39c

BY ARTHUR NJ
WINFIELD
No stories for
boys ever pub
lished have at
tained the I'M
mense popularity
of THIS series
Each new volume
is hailed with de-
light By thou,
sands of boys ana
girls everywhere.
Handsomely IL
Ilstrated. stamped
in colOrs. Cloth'
Hpn=n
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FINE EDITIONS

PERSIAN NO
ROCCO BINDING WITH ART LINEN
SIDES sUPERBLY AND PRO
FUsELY ILLUSTRATED BY FAMOUS
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Reliable, Stylish Clothing for
Boys and Young Men
At Popular Prices

This great department worthy us repu-
ton as novvRead following, and you will real
ize why this section always busy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09

Ter Letter, by
Bret Harte.
Illustrations
by Arthur /.
Keller. The
most eXquls-
lite gift book
Of the year.
II full page
pictures, in
{ o I o T and
tin I. q n d
many deco
ratiOns in
gold, large
SVo boxed.
published at
500, o u 7
urire Sl5O
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BOARD AND Ro0sis.

Single insertions 3 cents per line. Sixteen
words. seven times consecutively, 81. which
entities advertiser to have rooms entered In
the Tribune's Directory Of Desirable Rooms
for period OF fourteen days. Write for
circular.
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run sPECIAL SETS

Boswelrs Johnson. 5 vo.s- dneluding G trap
- Bebrides) Cloth. paper label Son.
stable Il Co, London. pubiShea a O.
-. I,-ou Stories. vols, y calf or
- morocco. Illustrated: was 5000 OUT VI
price ...--...-..-. -.--'.-'','.-
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Young Mems Suits

Fancy Mixed Cheviots-siugie and
double breast-coats cut long with
centre vent-15 TO ~ yrs n OF
value 50. 90 ...-.-....-.......
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w OF MS = Jill
p I e : e, u
vols, half
Morocco
$3.50
II a wthorne s
Works Com
pl e ( g, ID
vols. half
c a ! ( gilt
top .S37.50
II a wthnrnes
Works Com
pie : e, IL
vols. half
Morocco,
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Bows, High Grade Sweaters

Heavy Wool or Worsted-high or
V neck-also Boys Cardigan
Jackets-best colors and COM
binations-G to IS yrs. / .4S to 2 9S
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Eenale.
ABRAHAM AND STRAUS,
Brooklyn,
Want Saleswomen for their

WANTED, housekeeper and companion.
small family; two servants; Orange; y
T.: only educated. refined, capable: neeG aP
NV. salary, S25 LEXO. Box II. Tribune
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Bows Fancy Vests

Dark effects-aIso white with neat
stripes and figures In to Is years
Elsewhere 81. 40 to s.. 20. .9S to 1 SO
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Tonprellow's Complete Works, Riverside
Edition. II vols. half Morocco S"l.'0
LoweITs Works. Special Edition II e N91s ;.
half Morocco .-..-.---.#.... sol %
Tboreau III. d. Works, Riverside Ed
lion. II vols, half Morocco $500 Sal- 20
Writers Complete Works, RiFs e1s De
Edition. vols, half Morocco -s-o,o W
Austen CJane). Novels. vols. halt MO
rocco. gilt tops. ..---------.. - Si,''
Daudets Complete Works, 10 vols; 30 aa ~
Morocco ....-.-.---- - p 80 S'O
Hugo IA vols, illustrated complete; en- ha ~
Morocco 1850 ..--' - '-'' F""''0
Dumas. D'Artagnan and Marie AntoInette
Romances and Count OF Monte 'IIsI o
Half Morocco, % vols -..-.- - -'o
Parkman's Historical Works. Library
Edition. 10 vols. half calf ------ SoS-oV
PlrItareb's Lives. Clough translation. .
vols. half Morocco. .-..-- $50 - - 10 "V
sand fGeo) Novels. Complete edition, 10
vols half Morocco -------- -'' S-r'-O'
r2frton Holmes Lectures. l3 vols, threeo
quarter Morocco. gilt edges - So'-P'
stoddard Lectures. - vols fuh Mor roc 20
gilt edges -...-.-..---
cbatesneare Stratford- on Avon Edition;
10 vols. three-quarteT Morocco 800 W
y,-a,erley Novels. Cabinet Edition: -
vols. three-quarter Morocco '@''-'''
RaIzac Complete. SO vols. three-qS s sgt te
Ievant 800 $50. -
Dickens Complete. 20 vols. three-q9s5sa61ee69
Levant ----...-.-- $3.50 -
Elios Complete "a vols three-ar SaT sG
I.eVant -
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Boys White Waists

Full laundered -neckband or collar
attached-6 TO IL WIS
value 9S and 81 %. 49,. so and g
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handkerchief for the HOLIDAYS

An variety supply the most varied
AT prices all expectations of valued
purchases 70 cents pretty given
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Reduced as follows =

RED TICKETS TELL THE STORY
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STANDARD LIBRARY SETS

IN handsome half-leather bindings gll
tops illustrated.
AT 6Oco DISCOUNT.
Most Of these sets were maze L9i "a
.s.,,t sIilscription house 10 sell at
20 a. Der volume: our price WINE INC
Sos, asts soc. per volume.
,-hae Dickens Is vols Complete SUD o.
sryIption price 5000: our pDsee L"
,y,,,,oro de Ralzac. IS vols. Saintsbury
Fdjtion. subscription price S3o-oo: our in
price
r,,nas Romances. Is vols subseTipo p
ton price 5000; our price lz-Vo
--,-at-.-s.. Works 10 vols. Subscrtp-
ton price $50 90; our price $40
,,,.,o- Hugo. Works 10 vols, SubscTipo
Ton price 5000; our price 500
1,,e yvaveriey Novels. IL vols. subscTipo p
ton price S24-Oo; our prlee--''.''' 80
e1e "a cur urice $40
,,,,,,ye- r,vtton. I3 vols Subscription
rice S26 90. our price ...----.-.' lV'7"
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MATCHES AND sEwELRY.

watches WATCH SUPPLY CO.. THREE
Maiden Lane. Room So. All goods suaran-
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Bows Fine Suits

Norfolk and Double Breast-Serges.
Tweeds Navy and Mixed Cheviots.
Single and Double Breast
with and without yoke-reguiar
Or 5'n Is .}s5S S $ 4.0S
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Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free OF charge. at the Uptown
Office OF The New-York Tribune, 1854
Broadway, between seth and 3Ith SITS.
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Bows All Wnol Trousers

Regular or Bloomer Style-CheviOts
and Corduroys-4 to IS yrs rs
value S1.00 and 81 J...........--.
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WANTED, child boarder: very good home:
small family. FROIDFIIIE. LOCO
Brook-ave
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SUNNY rooms. in elevator apartment; near
subway; uptown; with exceptional board'
adults only; references exchanged. Address
c. L., Tribune Uptown Office. 1884 Broad
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ATTRACTIVE suites and single rooms
with and without board; all locations;
Doctors office. Information free. s. c
LELAND CO. West S3d-st
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ELEGANT. newly decorated rooms; every
modern convenience: single or suite; cul-
sine and service absolute perfection; IDEAL
location; families and gentlemen accom-
modated: references. PALLASCO. A west
6Sth-st.
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BoEs' NiEht Robes and Paiamas

Light and dark fannelette-4 to Is yrs
value 90 to S1.25--..--..... 40 TO SO
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RESTAURANTS.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines; fuiis
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
cEauged. GEO. b. EDDY. 2:JS Madison-ss
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worth Easily s5c
HOLIDAY SPECIAL. 25c
This edition was made up specially for
US and cannot be found elsewhere We
wanted an edition of this most popular
author 10 sell at 25c and we demanded
the very best book that could be sold at
that price. This edition is superior TO all
other cheap editions and compares favor
ably with the regular SOC. style in point
of binding, paper and press work. Each
volume illustrated with frontispiece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09

Mother Goose. Complete illustrated. 4Se.
Hans Brinker: or. The Silver Skates, SOC.
peck S Bad Boy Abroad tnewl -oSc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09

18th. % WEST.-Handsome parlor suite,
bath; also small room; steam heated;
gentlemen: call evenings. PARKER.
6sTH-ST. 116 wEST.-Large sunny second
floor rear room; tastefully decorated:
newly furnished; home comforts; gentlemen
only: references. OWNER.
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b COMIC. CHILDREN - BUNS
Sammy Sneeze ..-..... .-......-.
A,phonse and CASTOR ....-.-.-. 40
Latest Foxy Grandpa --'-... SAL{SC
Buster. Brown and Tise. 49,.
Buster Brown Adventures -..-
Adventures. Jimmy Brown
BOYS AND GIRLS BOOKS IN
SETS.
Old GLORY Series, by stratemeyer, per To-
1lrne 100. '.-.-' w.
Ragged DICK Series. by Alger..... SOC
Luck and Pluck Series. by Alger'' ooc.
Little Women Series, by Alcott- BIC
Rod and Gun Series. by Castleman CSC.
Elsie Books, by Finley ooc.
Little Colonel Stories. by Johnston LIS
NEWEST BOOKS FOR BOYS.
splendid showing of new books for
boys.
we list only few of the titles that we
Four in Camp by r. H. Barbour Sl0S
In the Line, by A. T. Dudley. ...-- ~
The Red Chief, by e. Tomlinson. los
Dave Porter al Oak Hall, by E. Strate
meyer .......-. -...-.,...-. ~
shipwrecked in Greenland. by A. II;
Thompson ........... .@i'V'
The Boy Craftsman. by A. N. Hail.. 16o
The Rival Campers by R. P. So. los
An Island in the Air, by Ernest lngers
soil 49, 1o oS
Sa Zada Tales, by W. A. Fraser. LOO
Lonely o Malley by Arthur Stringer- OS
Young section Hand by B. Stevenson lOo
Champions OF the Round Table. BY
Howard Pyle .-...... 90
Dan Munroe, by w. o. StCddard. ~
Al the Fall of Port Arthur, by Strateoo
lack Tenfields Star. by Martha James 10
The Gregory Guards. BY Emma Lee Ben 60
The Boy Pathfinder. by w. c. Sprasue
captain myles standish. BY Tudor jerks -
The Scarlet Patch. by NJ. E. Q. Brush 80
Animal Heroes. by Ernest Thompson seton "a
me Rae. of the swift by T. c. Litssyo;
Pinkev Perkins. Just a Boy. by Capt;
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Boy Captive In Canada, by Mary r, ":
Heroes of Iceland, by A. French sl-tS
Pipetown Sandy. ty John Philip 6ou, =, os
Jimmy crown in Europe. by w l. Alden
Peck,s Bad Boy Abroad. by Peck. j.. 80
Minute Boys Of Mohawk Valley. by Jas Jas
PlucRy 10. by Edward s Ellis. - 80
Tommy Joyce and Tommy Joy. by Harriet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09

TO LET=Doctor's or dentists oflce cor
ner Lexington-ave. and 112th-st.; old es-
tsblishcd. corner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-09

OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
OLD GOLD, silver and precious stones
bought at highest market value. made
into new articles or exchange for new jew
elry or Japanese goods at NJ. F. TEPPER'S
FACTORY 10 West 21sf-st.. basement.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

growing, demand for timber Of all kinds,
for lumber, for railroad ties, for tele,
graph poles, for piling, for pulp wood
factured), for fence posts, for
ship-knees (made from butts of lamar
ack trees and used for ship keels), and
for. purposes Of fuel, that today every
able value, and when the owner Of land
on which it is situated will himself cut
and market it, enough money can be
realized therefrom to pay for the land.
and in many cases much more.
Fourth-The owner Of tract Of, land
in this country does not have to lie idle
during the winter months, as Is so often
the case in prairie country: From
the list Of December until the LIST Of
self and teams that he can do in mar
keting the timber from his own lands or
from that Of his neighbor, or in the
many lumber camps in the more north
erly portion Of this territory.
For the reasons above given It would
seem entirely proper to suggest to the
person seeking home that this country
should at least be CAREFUL looked over
before settling elsewhere, and while the
should appeal to the man Of small
means who is DESTROYS Of securing his
own home, in that the price is 20 low,
the terms SO easy, and his opportunity
of making money in SO many ways ard
at all times of the year 50 good that he
is here given that opportunity to buy q
home and pay fer it; an opportunity
where the price Is 50 high and where
there is no chance to realize except
from the produce raised In cultivation
of the farm he may engage to buy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

creek, McDermott Brook, Willow river
and their tributaries, the soil is a clay
loan that, journey where you may
north, east, south or west-you will find
no district producing such yields Of
tame and wild grasses, clover measuring
ten feet and timothy almost as tall,
amazing size a" and J yield. Several coun-
themselves "the land Of big red
clover,' but this belongs to Pine coun-
ty and was first used in describing It,
and came from the clover growing wild
along the old lumber roads where the
lumbermen had dropped the seeds long
Some Of the many good reasons for
s gTeat asnd e consts eDS growing 80 near ctiss
are:
First-In this district cyclones and
tornadoes, which SO often carry destruc-
tion to the settlers on the prairie, arc
unknown.
second-Pine county is, by reason of
it's location so near the Great Lakes
and between those large bodies Of fresh
the rain belt. The rainfall during the
summer is all that farmer desires,
and drought is a stranger to this dis
trict. This, together with the clay sub
soil, explains the marvellous growth of
all kinds of grasses, root crops, and all
other vegetation.
Third-From the lands alone, and
only at the cost of cutting, can abund-
ant wood for fuel and building be had.
The owner of tract Of land in Pine
county on which there is some timber,
has fuel with which to keep warm his
family and to make him Independent Of
the coal trust. -
So great in recent years has been the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-30

south thru the county are the east and
west branches of Rum river, into
which flow dozen or more
brooks and streams, tributary to
which are fine meadow lands. About
Mile Lacs lake and down the Rum
river valley and along it's tributaries
producing the richest native grasses and
the home of the "big red clover.'
What Professor Shaw says about CEN
trail eastern Minnesota applies to Mile
Laos and Kanabec counties. The views
shown Of clover fields in Mile Laos
county on this page are practical proof
Of the statements of Professor Shaw re-
garding the growth of clover. The
fields Of clover are on land which but
a few years ago was wild land that sold
under $40 an acre and is now worth four
and five times that sum per acre. This
land has raised abundant crops Of
wheat, oats, corn, potatoes and small
grains. It's clover-producing qualities
make it Of perman ent utility and pro-
said, land that will grow clover has
a imitless productive capacity.
An old Ohio farmer raised the clover
shown in one of the views in the ad
of the Eastern Minnesota Land COM
pany, shown on this page and he says
that he never had such great success in
raising clover, as the conditions Of soil
and atmosphere on his Mile Laos coun-
ty farm resulted in making much bet
ter clover crop than he ever raised in
Ohio.
Mile Laos county has record to it's
credit Of being the banner county at the
Minnesota state fair for an agricultural
exhibit. The opportunities offered to
the homeseeker in this county are not
| excelled by any county in the state to-
day.