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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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PAUL BEUHLER,

456 Temple Court.
$40, 5oo-One of the finest, new, up-to-date,
strictly modern, hardwood finished. four family
apartment buildings, Hennepin and Lowry
HID; each apartment has its separate hot
water heating plant and furnish ., their own WI
heat; no janitor to pay. Just think, and
rents SIPS per month: Large lot, fine gas
fixtures window shades, storm sash, screens,
gas range in each apartment; everything
goes, Stop and figure the big interest this
will pay, and consider the location First
tine offered Il
s5,5to--Fine new up date. strictly. modern
hardwood finished duplex house; each family
never vacant, sure interest-payer, fine location.
Fremont ay. N inside goth az be sure and
see this before you buy. First time offered.
:. cept heat, 10th av, S inside Franklin,
$3 2Ult-Store and fats, corner FRANKLIN ay;
rents, $50 per month; Is per cent net; match
$4,000 Strictly modern eight-room house, all
finish dsn :, Big so6a2s TO alley
So, S50--Strictly modern broom house; hardwood
floors throughout; one Of the best combination
gus range, steel range, storm sash, screens;
elegant, shade trees. fine lot. 46112s feet to
III ,0oO--Fine home, up to date, strictly modern,
south and east front corner lot; Dupont av s;
q lot 2to o41iso to alley: n,s,oa snnn
side home large lot; first time offered; this
is something fine. @ a,>...ls,4 :
81, 500-Nice five-room house, hot water heat
fine chicken-house, lath and plastered, storm
windows, screens, big lot leaving the city
big bargain; fine, loca ton north
| SIS. 5O0-Fine Ynine-room, all modern home, big
lot s70x122; Prospect Park handy to
81, 150-Seyen-room house, city water, barn; goot
lot; rents $l2; inside S2d St. near Blaisdel
and Pilsbury avs.
See Paul Beuhler before you buy for fine new
1 up-to-date homes in Lowry. Hill, Lake of thu
! Isles, Sunnyside, Lake Calhoun, Lake Harrie
/ : or in any part of the city, at all prices. l.
+ you wish to make quick cash sale, list you
+ property at once. No charge made for adver
tnztistng 1T. Or borrow money, call and see him
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

F. E. Williams to c. l.. Hubachek. lot
s block 9 Macfee's Encouragement. $l,OOo
NJ. H. ,Welles to /. Stone. lot ., block Z,
Bakers addition wv
A. E. Wait end wife to A. Peterson,
part lot 5. block 6. Gales First adj noo
r Tingley to g. Stromberg, lot l, block
3. Tingleys addition 2oo
O. McKenna and wife to Thomas p. Nc
Namara, lot IA, block ID, Saga Hill re-
G. in section 1854 1000
J. Friedman and wife to L., p. Bade-,
f fGs block a: oa.noon fa'A aaa' $500
V. A. Gibbs to J. B. Archambault. lot l.
block 2. Bradford & Bassett's addi-
" NJ Gates ct al to C. NJ. Tepie lot
dttion ne - ....: ..,es 400
) Total 49,. :. SILL 600
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STEAMSHIPS

CUNARD LINE TO EUROPE; OLDEST LINE
crossing Atlantic, Boston, New York to
Queenstown, Liverpool; New York to Gibral-
e tar, Genoa. Naples, Adriatic Company s
new Office, S04 I'd Nv s, Minneapolis. E. Car.
ley, manager northwestern department.
s n EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
$50 Lowest rates to Europe; large upstodate
twin SC. ew steamers; excellent accommoda.
lions unsurpassed table; new Atlantic service.
Canadian Pacific railway. Northwestern Pas.
senger Office 15 Sd st s. Minneapolis.
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AUTOMOBILES & BICYCLES
ONE 1905 PEERLESS, THOROUGHLY AS
good as new; new tires, newly painted;
full equipment $1,000. .. = ::
One 1904 White steamer, top, glass front, side
hampers, full lamp equipment tires:
looks like new, 81 100. --.@ r.
One 1904 Rambler, 16h. p. in good condition,
$3.50. 49,. .r."
One 1904 Cadillac, model B, in good condition,
One 1904 Oldsmobile, fine shape. 1915. =
One Franklin runabout, runs like a new car,
One Waverly electric rurabout, $500. .,:
One Franklin model f. tonneau, 1905 car, newly
: painted and running better than
:. car; full lamp equipment, 81, $50. ~.
X. These cars must be seen to be appreciated.
Moulton-Jordan Motor Car Co., III
/. PIT 4th st S. 81 , -.e
Agents for Peerless, Frarklin and Cadillac Cars
ONE AUroCAR, 4-1NCH FISK TIRES, FRENCH
coil, large searcElight, Al condition, 5000.
One 1905 Rambler, two-seat, 4-inch Fisk
tires. acetelyn lamps, just overhauled and in
Al condition; bargain; $500.
One autocar, runabout, practically new, $500.
One model A Cadillac. Al condition, $3.50.
One model Cadillac, thoroughly overhauled.
/ S425. 90. ..g& -...s .-<s[ 20 - 49,.
One Olds dos-a dos seat, top, extra tire, $425.
One Ford detachable tonneau searchlight and
oil lamps, double coils and commutator; all in
good condition. 1915. Ts'sr.za .sss~s " -
! - Auto Construction Co..
" 1401-14O3 Hennepin Av. %
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STORM SASH AND CARPEN.
TER WORK

MoULDINGs AND INTERIOR FINISH.
With our frst-class factory facilities we
are able to finish the interior of your
home from basement to roof In a way that
will please you.
We specialize on all kinds Of general
, mill work turning and band saving.
Union Sash & Door Co.,
213 Sth st s. T. Q. 5000.
o o o o o o o. o %
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS.

HoY.S DETECTIVE BUREAU, SUITE 514-515
Phoenix building: 20 years continued expert
ence in MINNEAPOLIS legitimate business
solicited; reasonable rates: best Of references.
Il Both phones
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CI,EANING. RUG MFG

PARTIcULAR PEOPLE, SEND YOUR CAR.
pets. rugs to the Mpls Carpet Cleaning & Rug
Factory, 112 4th st N. Main 1921; T. G. 9495.
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FLORISTS

NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH. Az 8,
feather and cut flowers and plants: floral de-
signs for all occasions. 7. c. phone 17ZS
GET PRICES ON CUT FLOWERS AND DE.
signs of Latham, florist. So 10th st S, before
ordering elsewhere.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERS; TELE-
graph or rhone. Nagel's. Ills w Lake st.
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

John AZ GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 50 7th st s. Both phones.
HUME C DAVIES FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA
sonic Temple, 9Th and Hennepin. Both phones
HUME & ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
TO Henncpin av. T. g. 9707. N w. $3.50.
RAINvILLE BROS, UNDERTAKERs AND
furniture II Central av. Both phones.
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Farm Lands.
cLANDsEEKERs'. EXCURSION,

~ LANDsEEKERs' EXCURSION
The Southwestern Land Co. viii run az an eS
cent of one fare or S27.951 for the round trip,
to Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico through
5ecos Taey Of New
at points from Gage, Oklahoma to Roswell,
N. NJ; will run private car on which iA berths
and join u.s. Our lands comprise some of the
hest in the southwest, and in point of fertil-
ity and productivene are exceiled by none;
selling at a low price and on easy terms: an
& ideal climate. 49, & -. 49,. ~. ..-'
Write for particulars
Southwestern Land Co., +np
1o6 New Chamber Of Commerce. Minneapolis:
Q HALF sH E E 8RowS COUNTY 6 q IN
$4,000 general merchandise stock In good o
o: Iowa town for southern Minnesota farm. o
% z List your Dakota lands with US. Will Q
give you good honest service. Excursion o
o Meyer Land Co., AS Phoenix. o
o o o 90 0 o 90 90 o o 0
A FARM FOR $50 DOWN; 80 ACRES; $4,000
down and the balance $40 month; 40 acres
of Minnesota hardwood timber IL Land on sma
our contract allows you to cut the timber and
to pay for the land by delivering to US OF pulp
= wood, cordwood. railroad, ties, logs, etc.
Original growth of timber and good meadow.
land, close to railroad station and sawmill
s sofa Land & Stock As. D e12 Ger
mania Life building, st. Paul, MINI.
S225-4o ACRES, PINE COUNTY, MINI.
l. $1,6OO--SO acres Swift county MINI.
! NJ 81, 6UO-SO acres, Dakota and Pennington.
| So, Oo0-4O acres three miles south Of city.
! Sc, 90b-40 acres near Hopkins, eight miles
| west of city.
I, $1,20O-1e0, Aberdeen, s. d., 'Ellendale, N D..
81, 4OO-16O ACRES Kimball, S. D., 10-1O5-6S.
$1,25O-160 acres Ipswich S. D.
| $1,7OO-320 acres Miller, s. d.
| Hobart Land Co., Phoenix Bldg.
/ We OWN THE FINEST RANCH IN NORTH
| Dakota, consisting of 3,120 acres in Kidder
county and right on the railroad; land is all
| sub-irrigated and produces the finest alfalfa:
several very large springs, open all winter.
81. 500 tons of hay can be cut on ranch; we will
! sell ON easy terms or trade for Minnesota or
4 E Iowa lands or merchandise. Write for circular
containing full description of the ranch, photo
graphs of springs and buildings. Q. w. Kerr
/ IS Co., Fargo N. ID.
- OUT THEY GO
OUT THEY GO
TO North Dakota, most prosperous OF all
countries Land $3.50 an acre big crops
plenty water: free coal We own .OOt
acres TO select from. Write VIM. H. Brown
Co., 131 La Sale at, Chicago. ILL.,. or Mandan
IN D., for facts.
4 TWO CROPS CORN IN YEAR. FIVE OF Al
4 falfa 5000 acres taxes DC an acre; nea
II town. Address 1904, Journal.
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STORAGE.


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving, stor-
ing and shipping household goods. Call and in
spect our new plant at 4th az S and Lake st,
the largest in the west-the finest anywhere,
embracing stables, wagon shops and Fireproof
Storage Warehouse, with every accessory and
convenience. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office, 400 e Lake st. Main office. As Sd st.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
. Co. has best facilities for handling and stor-
Z, ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points our specially 122 9Th st S.
Both phones .
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI
cago, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast ter
minals and tributary points Best Of service
and lowest possible rates. Write or call on the
Boyd Transfer & STORAGE Co. 46 Sd st S.
CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house,
hold goods; expert packers Office. 200 Nicoi-
/ let Roth phones 1908. Res phone TIC. 1924.
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
finest vans and warerooms; goods moved by
experienced men, liz 9TH st N. Both tele-
phones 952. .3
FIREPRooF STORAGE, CLEAN SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping. 10s list av N.
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

~" BIRTHS
Mr.. and Mrs; S. Rosenquist. 1927 Washington
ST. eet NE. boy.
MIR. and Mrs NJ Nilsen, 1925 Franklin avenue,
a girl. -
Mr. and Mrs. L.. NJ. Scott. 1918 Fourteenth
avenue s. a boy. ...
Mr.. and Mrs. G. johnson, 1888 Seventeenth ave-
rue s, boy. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rodewold, 2o15 Oakland ave-
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Fisher, 2019 Hamlin ave-
nue. Sc. boy. ~. &C..
Mr. and Mrs. N. ]. Erickson, 1903 Fifth ave-
nue. n girl
MI and Mrs. John Iverson. 253 Fifteenth ave-
nue. S, girl. ~
Mr. and Mrs. H. s. Duncan. 23o7 Nineteenth
avenue boy. -
~. MARRIAGE LICENSES.
William Van Hoorick and Maggie Latzke.
Nils Batdorf and Mary Scheer.
Henry Gleason and Katie Flemings.
Frank o. Anderson and Josephine NJ. Marei.
Harry D. apman and Edith U. de Tuna.
Albert LEIPZIG and Catherine Lastooka.
Oscar BergersOn and Dilia Anderson.
Paul Kiviat and Helga Hamnes.
Oscar Barry and Anabell Wilbur.
S. H. LindGuist and Laura Lyunm.
John Albert Swanson and Olive Berg.
Frank C. Kerswell and Marguerite kersten.
DEATHS.
Emma Sabourin. 10 Madison street.
Mary Symington, 1874 Twentieth avenue S.
Earl Fassbinder st. Mary's hospital.
Olaf Throbeck, st. Barnabas hospital.
|
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTELS

~~-N~~~.~I~~~~~~-~--~0 >-~~r~e-->~~e~~.oS-No~Sc
HOTEL vENDoME; EUROPEAN; PORCELAIN
plumbing, parGuet floors, room telephones.
steam heat. T5c-s1 .25; with bath 81 .50S2.
HOTEL ALLEN, Sd ST AND I'd Av S; ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Rates. f~75c, 81. $3.50 single.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

INVENTORS ATTENTIoN!-PATEN IN
all countries promptly obtained. sold, leased
: years established: unexcelled reputation; In
ventors book frees Address Patent Market,
I: st. Paul MINI. sss3
WILLIAMSON 8 MERCHANT, PATENT Law
yers and solicitors; main office, 925-933 Guar
anty building Minneapolis. Mimi; 81 McGill
building, Washington. D. o.
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WOOD AND COAL,

~c~c~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~
PocAHoNTAs sMoKELEss, S4.75 TO ST.;
81 60, to S875; coke, So; dry wood, 1928 up;
dry edgings at lowest Sprces furnace coal,
$3.50 Market Fuel Co., 106 Sd st S. Twin
City 1872.
5UY YOUR WOOD AND COAL. THOMAS
Hastings Jr. Main st and 9Th ay Sc Prompt
delivery. T. G.. Tel. 1851.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
offered

BEAUTIFUL SUITE, PRIVATE BATH; SIN.
gle room, private bath; single room, without
4 bath. Hotel WaVerly.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM, MIL
- linery and ladies' furnishing goods store. Ad-
dress Strauch, 1888 Woodward av, st. Paul.
Mimi.
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with present firm seven years city sales
> man; state nature of business. Address .S191,
Journal.
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A MERCHANT WILL BUY STOCK OF MER-
chandise for cash and good clear land: give all
particulars in first letter. Box 1897. Brain
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"Phone O. Either Line" and Your Will Be for
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

r /.
9f5'1 astl 1900 Continued.
WHY-TELL US WHY you DON'T BUY
lands near the city; $3.50 win buy ten acres
. OH the new electric car line. 1t is unfortunate
that people do not appreciate the opportunities
You can live ga an Independent life p reach the
& city quickly and grow your living, chickens,
I onions, apples, berries. NJ. P. Hobart, Phoe-
4 nix building.
AM SELLING STOCK IN a TRACT OF 1000
acres: the f:.nest land to be irrigate in Idaho.
3 Stock to be exchanged for water rights or land
guaranteed. with 100000 in railroad bonds.
Elks' building, corner 9th st and Hennepin av
FOR sALE--IMPRoVED l80-ACRE FARM, IA
inilea from Aberdeen. seven.room house., new
~ barn., good wells, frst-class dairy farm,
market value $685. will sell for $50; rents for
So per- acre cash. If it is what you want
write TO owner. Box 304, .Aberdesn. s. D.
$50 ACRES AND BROOM HOUSE, BORDER
sins Cotton lake.; near Detroit Mimi; summer
r,resort ,egon: will trade for Missouri OF east
ern Kansas farm or good equity; cash price
$1,000. Frank s. Barter. Merriam. Johnson
SEHoRE : aU SS OK snf1Iae FARM
any kind howard Of city sog Sseiz. call hdg
Q Q Q 0 o . 0 20 Q Q
MUST SELL TO SETTLE ESTATE. 400 ACRES
| improved farm, Swift county; good buildings;
o face IL 90 sa nov
Gilbert Olson. Benson, Mimi B. 1.
I. HAVE EIGHT GOOD ACCOMPLISHMENTS
and three good decided quarters for sale cheap,
las want to farm this year. Come and see
1 them. Perry Nolen Ross, N. D.
MISSOURI LANDs-5o, 900 ACRES, IS MILES
from st. Louis, So to $50; warm climate,
finest fruit, grass and stock lands in south
west. Conway Ironton. Mo.
HERE IS a sNAP-s;sso ACRES GOOD NORTH
I Dakota land, at S3.75 per acre, the greatest
bargain in North Dakota today. Box 2s6
Forest City, Iowa.
X TRACTS OF MINNESOTA IRON ORE IN 40
So or 800 acres, offered at low figures Write
la for, plats.,. Coal mine in Indiana. Address
! 1850. Journal. e..ri.}..5. sy-
FOR SALE - RANCH OF 1880 ACRES IN
t eastern Colorado price SIS per acre; good i'm
{. proyements; part forced. S123. journal.
SOME GOOD TIMBER CLAIMS IN OREGON
i particulars. Write or call J. s.. Smedberg
4 618 Phoenix building, Minneapolis.
INFORMATION FREE = CANADIAN LANDS
D. R. R. Stonec, Canadian governmest agent. AZ
Temple Court, Minneapolis, MINI.
I CAN SELL YOUR FARM; SEND DEsCRIP
! ton. q. C. Shepard. Bank of Commerce bldg
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nuT THEY GO

OUT THEY GO
To North Dakota, most prosperous OF all
countries Land $3.50 an acre; big crops;
plenty water free coal We own 100. 600
acres TO select from Write VIM. H. Brown
z Co, s131 La Sale st, Chicago. ILL.,. or Mandan,
IN D., for facts.
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sPECULATORs TRY OUR uNExCELLED
facilities for trading in grain and stocks. ..
r Rauman Co. 222-225 Century. Both phones.
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TWO CROPS CORN IN YEAR. FIVE OF Al.
6 falfa, 1000 acres, taxes DC an acre; near
town Address 1904, Journal.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

Mems neckwear in patterns medium and wide,
four-n-hand bows windsor white Many of 80
ties the equal of the 50 and 75c kind in gents fur
nishng stores.
Silk mufers in plain and fancy, black and white. e
bright coor ranging price from 75 S5c 125 and ~S.OO
We also have the perfection muflers in fancy silk
These mufers made with curved spring in 0e
them and fit closely around the deck, each 5c Su6O
Dress gloves fine shoes. hats. underwear hosiery.
cigar jars shaving military brushes leather collar
cuff boxes triple mirrors many other desirable
articles suitable for men.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
limit Goods

White silk fascinator
shawls, each SIPS and.
Fancy circular wool
shawls, 81. 90, Sl.25 an d
Fascinators that range
in price up from ..-....
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
Ladies' Coats and FurS

We will still continue our re-
duced prices on ladies'. Misses
and chi.dren's coats and ladies'
furs.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
COMBS

Side and back combs.
singly and in sets, mounted 7En
and plain, 10, 10 and up to. iJC
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
all Soc
S 1.25
SIPS
S s1.65
so
Csc
Stationery

Box stationery. envelopes
and paper to match, put up
in fancy boxes, 10, 10, % {
60 and ........................,... Z
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
SILKS

Jap silks, q inches, in
c0lorS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SO inch black oil boiled
taffeta ...................-,....
Fancy waist silks in
plaids and neat small
figured Japs, 95c TO
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
Hose Supporters and
Carriers

Ladies' garters, made of
fancy elastic. ruffied edge.
in light blue. pink, black, Elo
red and white, 25. 35 and Jul
Fancy silk supporters, ell m
80 and y fsUU
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

For the convenience Of customers this store will
be open evenings from Saturday evening, December h
until Christmas day. Closed all day Christmas.
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
Handk0s-0hi0Eo

Ladies embroidered hand
kerchiefs in great variety o.
neat, pretty patterns. 4
handkerchief is always ac
ceptable. Is, 20, 25, 33, IS
so, 65 and .................
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
SHOES

Felt house slippers in
plain and fur trimmed,
- ana .--.s.s .-..-.-..s.. --I-'---..-
Patent kid shoes, per
pair ..........................
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

Ihiakag many would like iesse
s os thsis pSeehssss wn Day before chstnss
gladly hold you eeeds select until that t,s
posit Required Upee ~ goeds laid
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
TOWELS

Fancy damask fringed 0E.
towels with colored border. IOC
Fancy linen Huck towels. Jul
Extra fine all linen damask on
towels, each ........... OUC
Union Huck and Turkish An.
towels, 5 to ........... fUC
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15

Whom 7hl1klL1u
o. your 1sskAsaon hs,assAs. Ass't overlook n
lscf khsf We hsve nsRy khkaOs khaf MiUkt
Plea00 fh0M.
Fancy suspenders in individual boxes Mercerized II
finish in all all colors IS. so and -
La Junta tribune., 1906-12-15
COMFORTS

Cotton filled, knotted or
stitched comforts. LIS, eC 4
lao, LIS and. WI
Silkoline covered in light q (
colors. each .................... O.S
Satine covered, plain q I
colored border, each .,... O.s
Comforts are 20 per cent higl
than they were when these VI
bought.
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Care Of Colts in Winter.

Colts should he taken t their win.
ter quarters before the weather be-
comes very severe as il is natures
law for animals to adapt themselves
TO their environment. Cold sleeping
quarters induce a heavy growth OF
hair, which is undesirable in any
horse. Turn the colts out every cay
for exercise if the weather is dry;
cold will not hurt for a few hours a
day, Feed a liberal n%irrOgenOus ra.
ton to build mp good sound bone and
muscle A good ration is three parts
oats, three parts wheat bran. Que part
oilmcaI, together with good Cover
hay for ~rOughage and carrots now
and then. Pick up their feet often
and see that they are kept leye' with
a rasp. Do not put them lOo.t m a
box stall where YOU never leye a
chance to handle them, but 10 item
and handle them frequently. always
be kind to them but let them inow
that they are in your power and Inust
obey your commands, a colts train.
ing should begin when it is weaned,
and winter is the best time for train.
ing.-Reinhold Cluscn, Manitowoc 60.
Wis, in Farmers Review.
onCs.-A. NJ. p, Adams Co., Ind.
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n Fish That Climbs

This fish goes on expeditions "a nc.
cure food-a small shclIfsh-of which
it is very fond. Its spincs, which can
be unfoldod and folded at pleasure.
serve as claws, and with side fms
and tail, it is enabled 70 work its
way along, though awkardly and
slowly. Il cannot, however, rcmsin
on land for any length Of time, he
cause lis Gills become dry. and when
this happens or any danger threat.
ems It, It has,ens bach to the water
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Keep Young Stock GROWING,

OSS OhSSN
In what has recently been said on
his subject in our columns the inten-
ion has not been to advise just hay
ing cattle hold their own through win.
ter, so that they would be tided over
is cheaply as possible from fall TO
spring. That seems to have been the
idea n reader got from an article
advising economy in winter feeding,
and common sense is not trying to use
feed TO keep nj the bitterest cold OF
that season of the year. We do not
believe in trying to fatten cattle in the
lead OF winter. If they have TO feed in
yards and sheds. II may be well
enough for those who have covered
cards or courts and every comfort for
.eeding cattle to try to put on fat
curing the height of the winter sea.
IN, from Christmas until the end Of
February, but the other fellow, and
ne is the average farmer, cannot pos.
SibIy AFFORD to feed forty-cent corn as
'uei 10 keep cattle warm and add
enough OF tt to make the said animal
Tat. We believe that he will do far
better to merely keep his young cattle
growing steadily throughout winter,
and this can be done from the feeding
nj comparatively cheap foods. so that
the best advantage may be taken OF a
full bite Of grass as soon as II comes
in spring. Semi.starvation of young
through winter Is every bit as poor
economy as trying to fatten cattle IN
dear corn against every inclemency
OF cold weather. The spring-poor cali
or colt cannot make up for lost time
In less than two or three months when
turned out to pasture, and, indeed, he
never completely RECEIVERS from the
III effects of struggling through the
winter or several winters on a bare
maintenance ration Of the cheapest
kind of r%oughage. II pays and pays
well to keep all young animals grow.
ing, and this requires not only an AIDE.
quate supply Of roughage but rough.
age that contains abundant nutriment,
and along with it will be necessary
and beneficial some grain, such as oats
and corn, and some bran, which helps
to supply bone making material. We
tend to do feeding in a lump" and
that is wrong. The best profit comes
from gains gradually but surely made
from the time the animal comes into
the world. Periodic feast and famine
wont do. Fit the animal to feed, then
fatten and finish it at the best time
Of the year as regards weather and
market.-A. S. Alexander in Farmers
Review.