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its ugly. excrescences Of corns and bum
ions. that is the result Of wearing lI-
fitting footwear. and YOU viii mdoubt-
edIy be convinced that the care of these
very useful members IS well worth
while.
The appearance of eTcu ti.c rJost Gu-
slightly foot may be improved by con-
slant care and tire application Of sim
pie remedies When the skin is eN-
tremely tender. = handful of sea salt
and a bit of alum IN the water for tha
daily bath wiIl prove soothing and bene-
fciaI. Feet that are inclined to corns.
bunions and caiIous places should be
sponged at night with lavender water
or slightly diluted vinegar. Afterward
rub a little gIyceTinc into the anectsI.
spots.
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Tonic Too Sticky.

have been using your "quinine hair
tonie,' and think 1t fine, only that it is
a little sticky and / dislike any kind
of oil on nay hair. Wouldn't It do as
well to leave out the giyceFine or
what would you advise me to do?
Would your nux vonica tonic be better
for plain case of falling hair?
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mixture should stand a little while be-
fore It is used on the face. The follow
ing Is an excellent blood purifier.
BLOOD PURIFIER
Potassium iodide, 240 grams: water. 2
fluid ounces; fluid extract OF burdock. >
fluid ounces; compound fluid extract of
sarsaparilla, s fluid ounces: syrupy glu-
cose, enough to make 16 fluid ounces.
Dose, 1 TO 4 teaspoonfuis, according to
age.
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A Good AstIingent.

VIII YOU kindly give me a formula for
an astringent containing tannin? I have
used this and was very much pleased
with it's effects. but mislaid the same.
and have been watching for some time.
hoping this formula would be given
again: but as it has not appeared will
ask YOU to kindly give same. and obliee
a constant reader NJ. T. A
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Stubborn FreckIes.

VIII YOU kindly publish what you con-
slider the best remedy for removing
obstinate freckles. without iniuring the
compieXionT 1 have tried several rem
edies, but have not as Yet had any sue
cess A GRATEFUL READER.
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Anxious About Cray Hair.

VIII you kindly tell me, through your
valuable columns. what TO do for my
hair2 1t Is turning gray Ny hair is also
oily and now / have used your formula
with the cochineal in il. It has restored
he hair TO the natural color. but il does
not affect the gray hair any. Do YOU
think the henna leaves you suggested
for auburn shade would? I do not want
10 use a dye. VIII you kindly inform
me what TO DO without injury?
ANXIOUS TINA
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OBSTINATE FREC,KT.E.s

Oxide of zine. = dram; subiodide of
bismuth. 4 dram; dextrin. ia drams:
gIyCeTlne. IT. dEams
Spread the paste upon the freckIeS at
night before going TO bed In the
morning remove what remains with a
little powdered borax and sweet oil.
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IOrION FOR OILY. DAAfp IJAyp

For greasy. moist hair. the following
is an excellent drying lotion. If used
daily. it tends to produce crispy con
aifion and an auburn shade.
Powdered carbonate of soda bor-
ate of soda (also powdered) a ounce
of each; eau de cologne. / fluid ounce:
alcohol, fluid ounces; tiucture of
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,.RrA,1 80 wHTrENINe THE So

CREAM FOR WHITENING TIE SKIN.
The following cream viii make the
skin white and smooth L Sc the Ply
sician's Remedy for restoring your hair
10 it's natural color
SalicvIic acid, 80 grams; lard or vase
The Substances are thoroughly blend
ed bv stirring or beating. Apply at
night: wash off in the morning with
warm water and pure soap
Tf If irritates. suspend treatment a
few daVS
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Hair Too OILY.

7 would like yoa TO help me. as 1
know you help others. I have brown
curly hair. and it has only been since
the summer that il became so oily
Unless 1 wash Il every week | can't do
anything with it. as it gets oily and
stTingv Hope you can tell me wha
to use for the oiliness and something
to make it thicker. M s
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No doubt the tonic for falling hair
would help you. but il seems a mis-
take 20 leave off using the genuine
tonic If it is helping you. Can't you
shampoo little more frequently while
treating the hair, so that the sickness
viii not prove objectionabIeg
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As 1 have received several useful hints
from your Beauty Column L thought
you could perhaps help me. My chest
IS quite full, but my collar bone shows
up. ] am so hollow Could YOU recon-
mend any exercise? And could YOU give
me any prescription to remove the hair
OF my hands ana arms? Hoping to see
something in reply in your column.
A READER.
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"a Make lac Skin Whire.

Would you please give me remedy
for making the skin smooth and white,
and also something TO make the hair
refurn 10 It's natural shade-black2
Yours sincerely, NJ IL. (.
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AsTRINGENT LOTION.

Dried rose leaves, / ounce: white vine
vinegar. y pint: rosewater, y pint. Pour
the vinegar upon the rose leaves and Ief
1t stand for one week. then strain ana
add the rosewater. throwing the rose
leaves away. The lotion may b.. used
either pure or diluted by putting a
tablespoonful into a cupful of rosewat-
er Do not keep in metal vessel.
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MARGARET-The ounce seed curl
ing lotion To which you refer is made
up OF three teaspOOnfutS Of ounce
seeds to a pint of hot water Pour the
water over the seeds, allowing the
whole to stand for several hours. This
mucilage may be thinned with water
or cologne. and a few drops of violet
or any other essence. may be added,
Use about two tabIespoonfuls Of
cologne for this mixture. MOisten the
hafr with II before curling.
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x-Ravs for superfuous Hair.

I have read of different things Tor
superf1uous hair among your AIDS TO
and it seems to me
that once you mentioned the x-ray
treatment Would the hairs have to be
extracted one by one. as with the cleo
trio needle, and is it more expenslveE
A Il. G..
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Shamnoo for OiIv Hair

Having been a constant reader of your
health and beauty advices, / would be
so grateful If you would tell me a good
shampoo for very ciiy hair. I have used
al the best soaps, but they do not
Cleanse my scalp, only stir up the oil
The only thing I find effective is now
dered borax. using a teaspoonful to a
au.srt of water. But they tell me it
viii eventually make my hair dry, brittle
and gray
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The exercise of bringing the elbows
backward. trying TO meet them in fhe
middle OF the back, will tend to de-
veiop muscles that viii make the collar
bonS less conspicuous. At the same time
a skin food should be rubbed in freely
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To Promote Growth of Hair.

Please prescribe hair grower for 2
nerson with a very high forehead where
there has never been more tnan a thin
downy growth of hair. and o6llge a
CONSTANT READER.
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QUININE HAIR TONIC.
Troubled With Pimples.

Haze been a reader of your Health
and Beauty column for several months.
ano am going to ask a few questions in
regard to my skin. For a iolIg time
have been troubled with pin Iples and
bIackheads, and can find no cure for
them Have used several. of yoifr creams
but they appear to make my skin greasy
WIN you kindly help me, and also tell
me Of a good face bleach? What do you
this:a is the best cream for massage?
TESS.
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An OLD SUBSCRIBER.

The following shampoo win remove
the oil from your hair:
SHAMPOO
Dissolve half a cake OF white floating
soap IN quart OF boiling hot water.
Let lt simmer half an hour over a slow
IRE. Dissolve a tablespoonful of wash
oS sofa in a quart of boiling water
Add TO It the soap mixture. Stir to-
Stther and let cool. Use as a shampoo
rinse the hair always in four or ne
clear waters after using a shampoo mix
tUFe.
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/ do not know of a harmless bleach
for the hair and advise you not TO
tamper with the color nature has be-
slowed upon you. Shampooing it fire.
quentry will tend to keep to hair light.
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TROE BLED.-T advise yoB not to
use IN your eyes the lotion YOU men
tton- Only a skilled ocUIist. who can
personally examine the condition Of
your eyes. is in d position TO prescribe
the necessary Treatment for them.
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II VERY woman should aspire 10
* look as weH as possible upon
all occasions. It she viii make
up her mind To sit. stand and
walk gracefully she viii go far toward
accomplishing this state OF continually
looking her best 1t isn't difficult if
you viii only rersevere.
The graceful positions of the body are
invariably correct. and stiffness is the
only thing to be guarded against And
Yet proper carriage ol the body is -
i,7- I-@.--Ea,-. s-sa.i1s aof
TeoDlo are characterized by fat chests,
fdring shcuideroiddeS. protrudng col
lar bones. etc
woman should never hurry il she
wants to look well but should strive
60 attain "a reposeful manner when
walking. She should Ift her foot light
E 50 that when she takes a step il
VII swing ma turallv with the toe down
ward. In this way the forward mart
~ the foot Will touch the ground first
The feet should be put down 50 that
lhe heels are pretty well on an imagf-
1Iary chalk line the toes always fall
ing IIttI" outside the line The full
weight Uf The beds ought to be pIacad
upon The foot. ;hat is. on the ground
person should bc able to baIance at
amy moment upon the single. foot tbat
as supposed Go le carrying the walkers
weight.
IF this can De done. IL IS proof that
the body is properly poised and well
carried. II we accustom ourselves TO
leidinE The body gracefully when sitting
ana standing, il VIII assume that posi-
ucu naturally when we are walking.
We often reau OF women walking with
Il Spiney step. indicative of buoyancy
and vitality, bat, alas, little of such
EIdCe do Ee see And this charming
attribute 40 Non;auly attractiveness is
500 often neglected. although il lies well
within our reach.
wish every one OF nv readers would
resolve 20 Dee as graceful as possible;
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coehineaL = fluid ounce; distilled va
ter, Is ounces
Mix and agitate until solution =
complete
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an auburn tint. Please tell me how to
Use IL; also. If IL Injuries the hair. Hope
this, my first request viii not find ifs
way into your waste basket
BESSIE n
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good Condition in winter. AppIy Il 70
the lips at night and always before eX-
posure to cold. Keep the lips as dry
as possible.
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Spots on Nails.

have noticed the valuable sugges-
tions In your beauty columns. and would
like to know if you could help me. Ny
finger nails on both hands are covered
with little white speeks They are not
caused from bruises. and / would like
to know what causes them. Would you
kindly publish a remedy? a JEWEL.
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CONSTANT READER"-Since re-
ceipt of your letter. exercises to reduce
the hips. also to encourage deep breath
ing. have been published.
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Remedy for Enlarged Pores.

VIII you be so kind as to send me the
recipe for the remedy which [ have so
often seen in your column for enlarged
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pores / think IL consisted OF boric acid
and witch hazel; am not sure as to the
latter Z. B. ".
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BESSIE n.

In preparing tea from henna, use an
ounce OF leaves 10 quart OF water
and boil the whole down to one pint
II viii produce an auburn shade in the
hair. and is harmless
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Mrs. J. G.. P-Are you quite sure
you had the prescription properly Ill
ed? ] have not heard OF it's falling be-
The Washington times., 1906-02-11

Try the Monin's cure for continent
acne so frequently published in this de-
partment ] think il will improve the
appearance Of your skin. Peroxide of
hydrogen makes an excellent face
bleach. Pour a little in a saucer and
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The x-rav treatment is now con-
sidered most satisfactory for the re-
movai of superfiuous hair. believe
# is the quickest method known. II
should, of course, only be administer
ed by an expert. and it is quite expen-
The Washington times., 1906-02-11

l do not remember the lotion to which
YOU refer. but am giving YOU formula
for another. which has proved most sat
isfactory
The Washington times., 1906-02-11

n B.-I think this is the hair dye
to which you refer
BROWN HAIR STAIN
Green walnut shells > ounces; alum,
i ounce; purse oil. 4 ounces.
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The henna stain will not color gray
hair. The Physicians Remedy is
the hest think / know for restoring gray
hair 10 its natural color
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Ear PrematurelY GraE.

7 cut out the prescription YOU re-
commended for restoring hair 10 it's
natural color. and WouAl like YOU to
answer a few questions concerning
same My hair originally WIS a chest
nat brown. but commenced TO turn
gray At the temples about two years
age I used peroxide TO color my hair
so the gray hairs would not be So
prominent but II is just the same and
[ have 10 dress my hair very unbe-
cOmingly TO hide them. VIII Il hurt
my hair 10 use the prescription y8u
gave to N L B2' ] am only twenty
eight years old, and cannot understand
way / turned gray 50 early. and espcC-
tally at the temples Doesn't too much
InassaEing ruin the skim Does not Il
go against natuTe2 J have so much
confidence in your answer. ] viii eaE-
erly await next weeks issue.
n
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ADMIRER--You can remove the stain
from your neck by using peroxide Of hy-
drogen.
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Mrs. W. A.-The orange flower cream
would be excellent in your case. The
small proportion of borax used is not
sufficient to be drying to the skin.
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How to Make Henna Iea.

saw in your paper that henna
leaves, made into tea, gave the hair
The Washington times., 1906-02-11

When spots on the nails are not
caused by bruises. they usually indi-
cate a rundown condition of the gener-
al system. However. it doesn't require
a hard knock to bruise them, sometimes
the slightest pressure will cause the
white marks 60 come. If your nails
are tender the following paste will
greatly improve their condition
p ESTE FOR DELICATE. BRITTLE FIN
GER NAILS
Take equal parts of refined pitch and
rayrrh. or of turpentine and myrrh melt
ed. Mix together and spread upon the
nails at night. Remove in the morning
with little olive oil. Sometimes this
paste Will nourish the nails and make
them stronger.
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GERTRTDE-The foUowjn

GERTRUDE.-The following exer-
else is an excellent one for reducing
The hips: Place hands on hips. shout
derS We'll back. The leg is raised, with
knee dexed. Then after a high. quick
side kick, bring the foot back again 10
the floor. This is TO be repeated sew
eTal times.
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Chapped Lips.

Could you tell me what is good for
sore lips2 Every winter my Iips ve,
ehapped and are SO sore l can hardly
eat. A MAID
The Washington times., 1906-02-11

To clear YOUR complexion. rub the
face over. jus, before washing il. with
two teaspoonfuls of flowers Of sulphur,
mixed in hall a pint Of new milk. This
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Collar Bone Conspicuous.

T. A. B.-I advise you to consult a
nerve specialist
The Washington times., 1906-02-11

apply with sponge or BIT Of absorbent
cotton
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10 Clear lie Complexion.

Will YOU please give me something
that viii clear the complexion? Also.
please give me something that will puri-
fy the blood Z viii be more fnsn
grateful. o X
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LOTION FOR ENLARGED PORES

Boric acid / dram: distilled witch
hazel. t ounces Apply with a aiece of
old linen or absorbent cotton,
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The following tonic is one Of the best
things | know fer promoting a growth
of hair Rubbing vaseiine into the
scalp Is also very beneficial
OUININE HAIR TONIC.
SuIphate Of quiuiue, dram: roseWateT
ounces: dilute sulphuric acid, 10 min>
inns. rectified spirits. 2 ounces Mix. then
further add: GlyceriDe, Z ounce, es-
sence royaIe or essence musk. or s
niniTns. Agitate until solution is COM
plete. Apply TO the roots of the hair
every dav.
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The Physicians Remedy for rest0r-
ing gray hair TO its natural color is
perfectly harmless. and VIII 10 doubt
prove satisfactory in your case
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Exs8Se1zf1n8 iAe Mtu,sI
4ych

for hygienicaIly with the distorted. un-
slightly. cramDeG, claw-toed object. with
The Washington times., 1906-02-11

Old-faShioned esFnPhor ice is one of
the best things for keeping the dps in
The Washington times., 1906-02-11

W YE HAVE often Deeu told that
M We spend about one-third of
Y y our lifetime in bed. and for
til..t rr..s.nrl u hnhnn-s.e ~ to
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SUMMER RESORTS.

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MEDICAL

MAGNETIC HEALING DID IT.
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HoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSIONS

HoMEsEEKERg EXCURSIONS
Daily to Hinckley and Aliens Colony. This
is the country Of the big red clover. You
should see this colony before locating else
where. Your choice of 1900 acres: prices
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address or cali at John ;G. Aliens. 3O5 I'd
av s. Hotel Alien building. S.
FOR 500 WILL LOCATE You on CLAN N
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BOARD AND ROOMS
FLORISTS

GRADUATION DAY FLOWERS.
Place your orders now. Special attention
. given. Fresh flowers daily In our up-to-date
floral department. Both phones.
California Fruit Store, LIST av and 9Th st.
FLORAL DESIGNS AND FLowERs;- TELL.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
.t'Wantad

! ,:7@4zs Wanted. .->
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F. lbs. one that viii drive single 81 double aid;
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, - 1850 L. 2721-; DuDohtsSav s. esae 9.
;WANTED-A FIRsT.CLAss DRIVING HORSE
I with track record Of 230 or less, s5sstps 8;
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WANTED-HoRsE FOR SUMMER, AT LAKE
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wANTED-UsE Of LIGHT RIG FOR FIEzs:
IF cai eofse
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I HAVE a 81, 900 MORTGAGE, DRAWING 9
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+. Houston s 2se. security Bank building:
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| sound, gentle and not afraid Of streetcars or
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Farm Lands.

100000 acres in Paradise Valley, northern
Alberta. have just returned from inspect
ing our lands In Manitoba, Saskatchewan
and Alberta, and while there is plenty Of
good land all the way west, our lands in
Paradise Valley are SO fine that we do not
earth. open prairie, gently rolling, green
as velvet, no stone, no potholes, topsoil deep
black loam.. clay subsoil; good water every.
splendid horses, smiling, cheerful settlers,
all Americans and Canadians Of the best
class Farmers hear of such country, but
bushels to the acre. Wheat so bushels. Don't
buy land in Canada until you see Paradise
Write at once for maps, etc. Excursion June
12; dow rates. Union Trust Co., Land De
partment, W. 7. Stevens, manager, 220 Endi
colt building st. Paul. 81
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so.ACRE FARM, NEAR MINNEToNKA; SIX
acres fruit and orchard; good buildings; might
consider part trade. T. = ri
70-acre. farm, near Hopkins. $50 per acre;
good buildings and all in crop. a.
. 10 acres near Lake Harriet, outside city
limits; buildings worth $1,000; price $4,000; a
bargain. 80
10 acres on Portland av, outside city limits.
Five, acres, with good buildings, at Rob.
binsdale.
IL acres near workhouse; also five acres
near River road, just outside city limits,
cheap.
One acre, facing Cedar av, near car line;
lies perfect; very cheap and desirable,
=, Brown Bros,
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REAL ESTATE, FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

STATE LANDS AT 81 PER AcRE-wE HAVE
I Carlton county, which we selected at. the last
sale Of school lands It will only take 81
per acre, cash to buy these lands, and bal
apce on 40 years. time at d per cent inter
est: VIII sell 100 acres on these terms Il
desired. Guaranty Farm Land Company, 416
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Our Lands at %... ~.
prices that right; Wisconsin farm timber
land in the clover district situated from two
to eight miles from town. at from IS to $40
per acre; North and South Dakota best Of
prairie farm land at $40 to So per acre.
from two to ten miles from town; also a few
good homestead ACCOMPLISHMENTS that we will
quarter section.
Homestead Land Co.,
3O2 Nicollet av.