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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-11
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
III VIE y 2 z y =
= Improved.
THORPE BROS,
206 Andrus Building.

THORPE BROS,
# 206 Andrus Building.
eoo--A double house, etg ten minutes walk from
M rasso and 9Th st thorolS modern, 8 and
nts wS es hos t
so, en-, boilers, gas fixtures. decora lions; lot
55xl2I feet. Monthly rental SAC. A gen.
IS, so0--A good II room house on Park av inside
~ Franklin with two large shreplaces, bath
with porcelain tub; all In good renair; lot
-, uculars. - 20. .h' %.
81, Soo--sl45 Lyndale av $. This beautiful home,
"''' year old, thoroly we'll built hest Of hard.
wood finish, with beamed ceiling, ,mahog-
sas. IN living room weathered oak tn DIN
sereened-in porch, combination fixtures,
tiled walls In bathroom. furnace heat, gas
stove, large well-graded lawn; lot 45x119
SO, W ssd st. A bargain in 1o.room
house adapted to either one or two fami-
lies, modern except heat; oak finish on
lever floor, full basement, modern bath
room with open nickel plumbing; rooms
are large and we'll arranged. House is Of
oxi1o feet to Dl ae sno WIFI an Iep eapend
ture' Of $500 this place could be made to
rent for $50 per month Look 1t over and
$4'75o.2ll5 Garfield az s. A beautiful home
OF eight rooms, finished in weathered oak
combinat ton gas and electric fixtures, with
push button lighters all over the house,
dssossd II IN sssseoh hall se Big b4en
floors, bath, laundry, one Of the best heat
ing plants on the market, solid stone
40x12s feet This house was built for q
home and will interest anyone.
raoSrR EROS, aas 2n6a6s s1p Dc Q Q
Cd "faa @assn e car on BLOCK seven sS
. We'll built i and we'll i's arranged bard Q
o wood finish on first floor. hardwood o
10 floors floor thruont, bath, electric light, Q
o ~. full basement. steam heating plant o
20 sonable. Call at office for further 0
o particulars and permission to exam Q
. - Q 0 o o Q
. 1AupERnA1E CO., .
% $5,5oo-No Ssh Hennepin av, 10 Q
o rooms and bathroom, hardwood floors, o
o closet In basement and on second floor: o
o nice home. o
o o Q o o
SAVE YOUR RENT, SO, SIS, OR $40 MONTH
TIRES beautiful new cottages. ons.half blosk
from LIST and goth av. N car line. 81 200,
p ena sGtb oRen for
SEE US FOR BUILDING LOANS, HAVING THE
/ partial payment privilege. We write fire In
surance in the hest companies. D. G. Bell
Investment Co.. Security Bank bldg. Estab-
lished in $780,
IF LOOKING FOR A HOME. BEFORE you
buy call at 1910 Pleasant ay; just com.
hardwood throughout; hot water, etc.
$3.50 FOR sEvEN-RooM CORNER HOUSE,
with al! improvements. lot 6Ox135, 10th av
near Lake st; 81, 800 cash. II. A. Humiston
Co.. IL 7th st N. Hours 2 to 4.
FOR sALE-A MOE HOME 10 ACRES, NEW
house, cost 81 800. three miles from Long
Lake. IS miles from city, 81, 800. Olmsted,
6S5 Temple Court.
BRAND NEW MODERN HOUSE, EIGHTH
ward, east 'front.' seven rooms every improve
ment, near car line; your own terms. Web.
ster, SOL Phoenix. -
DON'T BUY A READY-MADE HOUSE BEFORE
consulting US. We build and sell on monthly
/ payments. Edmund G. Walton Agency, ia
4th st 8. ~
81, 1oo-s-RooM HOUSE, FULL BASEMENT;
hot water heat 3O6 Beston block.
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STORAGE
CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

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= BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sterna, sos Thirteenth ave-
nue. S, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. coakley, 2s1a Central
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gunderson. 52e Girard ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Gottlieb, 1865 Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. schlender, Aos Hiawatha
i Mr.. and Mrs. James Lavalle, 11o1 Fifth street
Mr. and Mrs. v. Smith, 22o1 Washington
avenue N, boy. -.
Mr. and Mrs. j. R. Johnston 1o7s Sixteenth
avenue Sc, girl
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Anton Nelson and Anna johnson.
Robert Yurgae and Ida Hennig. .-
Benjamin p. Darby and Frederick e. Schultz,
Elton Metz and Gertie Erickson.
= Ollie N. Dyste and Florence Rowland.
John s. Mcintosh and Matte II. Bachelor,
Edward Harris and Nellie J. Macdonald.
Alfred johnson and Ida w. Nordholm
Percy C.. Martin and Mary A. Howes. 3d..
. DEATHS . -.. '...
Sarah Williams. 1920 Hennepin avenue.
Winfield Fay. Swedish hospital. j, =
Annie Hagerman, 3405 Seventeenth avenue 8.
Theodore Rudd. 713 Erie street Sc. 4. a.
Edwin Murray, 1919 Nicollet avenue
A. +. Howard, Soldiers Home.
Nelson Rardin, Soldiers Home. ."
James COchrane 2429 Nicollet avenue. .
sigmund Kaufman, 2016 Sixteenth avenue. 8.
Alfred II. Fitch, 1920 Thirty ninth avenue S.
Adolph Lind, 3S42 Sixth street N. rs
Susan Brown, 1926 Fourth avenue S. o..
Axel Swanson, st. Barnabas hospital.
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PENSIONS

ROBERT WATSON, WAR VETERAN, PENSION
atty box 49, 32S Boston Block. Minneapolis
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Farm Lands.

HIGHLY IMPROVED 1ao-AcRE FARM To-.
miles from IN Clear Lake, MINI; 80 acres cul-
pasture 10 Of timber
fork. MACHINE shed. granary and other build
ings; buildings are located on the shore Of a
balance time, 6 per cent. schwab Bros, SO
Guaranty building, Minneapolis
FOR sALE-A SNAP IF TAKEN AT ONCE
97O-acre farm in eastern South Dakota. $50
acres under cultivation. 400 acres fenced and
granary with elevator; good well with wind
one.thrd cash, balance long time at low rate
Of interest. Price, $3.50 an acre. Address
Box 412. Hlkton, s. D: -.
-I. FREE LANDS. e !
new ulge the In
acre now; settlers crowding in; other home
steads and timber claims everywhere, United
5i2 New York Life Bldg, St. Paul, MINI.
FOR SALE a. 500 ACRES CHOICE FARM
range So, Stark county, North Dakota; for
sale at bargain i taken before Jan: = 1907
Ie COMFY to and
& Loan Co, Dickinson, n. D. IS " E-g,7I
LOOKING FOR FARMa READ THIS:
800 acres Of rich level land, 300 acres in culti-
bdngs one a1a
station, in Grand Forks county, North Da-
kota, price $37 per acre. easy terms. Louis
Carufel, Faribault MINI. g,
Ss7o ACsH TAKES VALUABLE HOMESTEAD
REIMBURSEMENT. 100 acres with improvements,
Canada side Rainy river valley, only three
year. to s.. secure patent: timber alone worth
$1,000; will take good driving horse part pay;
fine opportunity for man Of small means. 3O7s
l., Journal. Ia - ~ { - & - 5f@Fi
255 ACRES IN BARNES COUNTY,, N. D., FOR
sale or Will exchange for general merchandise.
i walton: timber, sufficient to supply fencing
and fuel, Call or write 445 Security Bank
building. VIII bear closest investiga lion.
FOB sALE-oNE MILE GRAvETrE,aA
40-aere fruit and poultry ranch, Groom frame
house. new barn. five acres bearing fruit
spring water healthy location, $500. Robert
Cline, Gravette, Ark. 3s.t (, III \, IS
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BUSINESS CHANCES

0 o 0 0 o o 20 :.
0 THREE GREAT BARGAINS.
D 1915, paying butter egg, milk and gro +,
0 Gerry store; business location; easy rent.
0 $425, grocery: confectionery and school
budng aad all
o. excellent corner location; no competition
0 near. Good business very low expenses
0 Sanford Realty Co., 51S Guaranty Bldg.
0 o o o 0 o. o % o
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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

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COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY
wAMTED-F!vE COWS, FRESH OR SOON
about goon ED st nG cha IN geod conditGn
50 early pullets. Address 5000, Journal
FOR sALE-HANDsoME SCOTCH COLLIE,
first class watchdog, year., cheap Cali
at 1921 Grand ay, or telephone South 1e14-J.
OIL MEAL, sl.e5; OYSTER SHELLS. 75o; MICA
crystal grit, 75c per -lQO-lb sack.
]. II. Smith. 214-216 Hennepin av.
FOR sALE-A NO. FRESH cow; ALSO ONE
tine registered jersey COW. will exchange
for beef. 3008 Pleasant av.
COWS FOR SALE-TWENTY HEAD, ALL TO
be fresh in December. Call at Cooleys Dairy,
ed ave and % st Me-.
FERRETS FOR CHRISTMAS RABBIT HUNT.
ing, Sc per pair. R. o. Fletcher, st. Louis
Park. T.; c. 7410-1. t.L'
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR DRY COWS
T Two fine fresh COWS. T.. c. 1927. Apply
FOR sALE-ALL OR PART OF so HENS At
25c apiece Call at once. 1905 28th st.
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;75 EACH-LoTs ON 22d AND 22A AVS s
between 40th and 41st SITS; size 4zx134 feet
each. Easy terms.
$375-Lot Irving N corner Cedar
Lake road; facing west, size 39x127 feet; city
water H. -, .
$635-Lot on Harriet av between, 32d and
33d SITS, facing west; size 4Ox129 feet; all
improvements In.
$s50-Lot on Humboldt av between $50
and Saith SITS, facing west; size 40x129 feet.
$S50-Lot on Lake place between oath and
25th SITS, facing west; size 5ox100 feet; city
water and stone walk. Sr-I
$900-Corner Humboldt av and Goth st,
facing east; size s9x127 feet
$1,150-One good lot left on Humboldt av
S between 26th and 9th SITS, facing west;
feet.
$1,7oo-Lot on Fremont av 5 corner 22d st,
facing west; size 4Ox128; all improvements.
So, 0OO-Lot on Douglas av facing south and
looking up Gira1d; improvements in; size
5Ox135 feet
Thorpe Bros,
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Unimproved.

90 o o 90 % o
T. 4. JAMESON, q
205 Andrus Building, A. q
Real Estate, Mortgages, Investments, 9
$350-13th av s, corner 18th st; 50x127. Q
} $125-Lyndale av S, corner 54th st, 46x 9
lS-
,ooo-Lyndale av S. near 9th st, 45x .
11S. ~.:.' %
$35O-Queen az n, near Hawthorn, 40x O
:. 1926. :. -, 80. = -. y > Q
$575-11th av near Lake ST., 50x136. q
$550--Pillsbury av near 9th st, 40x147. Q
$3OOBlo2m:ngton av near 37th st, 4Ox122. 9
$90o-2d ay N near Penn ay, 66x12O.
$35O-Queen av near both av, 4ox126. :: 4
} $20O0-frving av $ near 25th st,'a57x155.a Q
.$5eO-Bryant Nv S near 45th st, 44x134. 9
} $1,100-Findley place corner Dist st, 40x77. Q
} $5o0-W 33d st near Nicollet, 35@140. Q
81, 2OO-Portland 2Sth st, 4OX124. 9
$35O-A1drch S near 45th st, 42x134. O
S35O-BetWeen Minnehaha parkway and Q
Girard av, 4Ox135. Q
} $2O0-Penn nv N near 32d st. 4ox126 9
$575-Chicago av near 28th st, 32x12S.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
l2o ACRES, JACKSON COUNTY, WIS. sac,
for Minneapolis residence. -'E- S.s EE5e'4
so acres Renville county, Ninn., $50. for
Minneapolis residence. Sstrf ~ y = :" u
100 acres, Manitoba, Can, SIC, for Min
neapolis residence. h '-. - r
Empire Land & Investment Co., @
AS4 Guaranty Building. va.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR MINNEAPOLIS RESI-.
dence property, 16O acres in Douglas county
.135 acres cultivated $40 per acre, two i'm
proved S0-acre tracts and 100 acres wild land
from Red Lake Falls, partly improved. Give
f. full description Of your property in first letter
A. H. Moos, Hutchinson, MINI. ''=E' =
s22, GOO EQUITY IN ST. LOUIS PROPERTY;
will trade for wild lands. $4,000 butcher
shop in South Dakota; want Dakota land.
$1,000 saloon and small residence; want
farm. $1,000 hotel in Iowa; want farm Of
equal value. Akerson Lindstrom, MINI.
100 ACRES, MINI. MARSHALL CO.. SIG I'M.
proved a. near town exchange for Mpls. res
American Land & Elk. Co., -.
443-A Security Blk. Bldg, Apls., Mimi.
WE HAVE FOR TRADE CANADIAN LANDS,
both wild and improved VIII match any.
thing you have. What have you? Write us.
q. w. Kerr Co.. Ltd, 625 Union Bank
building, Winnipeg, Man.
TO EXCHANGEso ACRES LAND, 'FREE,"
Nelson county, N. p, for two A No. 1 sec
ond,hand automobiles Address Box 90, Grand
Forks. N D. III
IMPROVED PROPERTY THAT WILL PAY
good income on the price wanted. for good
vacant lot Or lots. Walters, New York Life
building. .
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ABSTRACTS EXAMINED. SIS EACH, By ONE
of the best title lawyers. Why Insure your
tirle? Bring in your abstract and have 1t
certified to by best authority. Chas. O. Ell.
wood & Co., 71S Guaranty Loan building. :.
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS 10 CHI
cago. Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points best Of service and low
Transfer s. Storage Co.. 40 Sd st S.
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AUCTION SALES

-~~c~>~~~~~~c~~~~~~~A ~N~~<N~N~N~~~~~~~S~S
W. b. GORDON CO., licensed auctioneers;, Is
years experience. S25 Guaranty. Both phones
c. 8. RoDNER, GENERAL AUCTIONEER; a20
Plymouth av N. Main 31e7. e" 5i@Stt sfls
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DYING AND CLEANING
DREssM AKING

WAISTS AND FINE NEEDLEwoRK OF ALL
Hotel Landour,. s2o1a Nicollet ay, room Al Z.
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SUITS. UNCALLED FOR, LAT
est styles, half price. Hinshaw, 627 Boston 81.
FOR sALE-OFFICE FURNITURE. We do re-
pairing refnishing. Amer. Desk Co., 625 Sl4th.
REPLACED Cast Iron Heating Boilers For Sale
cheap. Andrews Heating Co. 2o3 Hennepin.
GASOLINE ENGINE BARGAINs, SECOND.
hand OR new. Shadegg Eng. Co., 315 Sd st $.
CASH REGISTERs-BARGAINs IN
second hand machines. AT Kasota Block.
GOODS, STOVES, SEWING MA
chine; going away. 400 9th at Sc. =
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CAMPING IN THE ROCKIES

utes' walk from the Temple square, grad
ualIy WldenS out as il reaches the summit
Of the hills many miles away, affOrding
tnnumeFable camping grounds amid the
shade Of cOttOnWOOdandOthe XZ12S15s =
shade Of the cottonwood and other trees
and shrubs that line the banks Of the lit
tie stream. Eight miles distant from the
heart Of the city begins the favOrite can
yCn known as "Parley's," and through
which winds branch line of the Rio
Grande road, always keeping company
with the little mountain stream that
dashes over precipice and cataract to the
pOwer-hOUse and reservoirs below. In this
canyon are several popular resorts, the
principal of which are PharaOh's Glen.
the Old Armchair and Felts resort, all Of
which offer particular advantage to camp
ers- These have supplies always on hand.
You can board a train and reach Salt
Lake City in an hours time. Those who
prefer may rent tents or cabins, with or
without board. at from $ to SIS a week.
Parley's canyon presents a succession OF
shady places suitable for camping along
its entire length. with good trout fishing,
hunting and mountain elm bs ana walks
in the immediate vicinity No place in
Utah is more attractive nor the environ
ment fore beautiful than Parley's canyon
The Little and Big Cotton canyons.
reached BY team from the city, lead
trees to 'Brighton's" or the Summit"
In the vicinity Of Brighton's, twenty-five
miles from Salt Lake City. and along the
shores Of Lake Mary, Lake Blanche or
Silver Lake, nature has fashioned the con-
tour or the country as IL with special apt
ttUde to the wants OF campers. Here are
fishing boating, hunting and mountain
climbing at an altitude Of 1000 to 5000
feet, where the days are always bright
and warm and the nights so cool that
TeQuiSitiOn. Salt Lake City is the natu-
raj Quitting point"
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tells. Panguitch, at distance of sixty
five miles south Of Marysvale. furnishes
good fishing. and is situated In a canyon
with good camping grounds all around on
public land. PanEuitch nearest pOstOf-
flee and supply point, fourteen miles from
lake. Several good stores and hotels
Best fishing in state is no doubt found
there; as much as 600 pounds OF trout
having been shipped at one time Good
hunting in the entire county close to sta
tiOn-bear. deer. mountain lions. rabbits
grouse and a few quail"
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

2216-Clarence W. Oxley, Salt Lake
Margaret. r. Malaney, Salt Lake.
2217-Herbert Julian. Salt Lake.
Grace W. Dresser. Hotchkiss. Colo.
221s-Bart Haley, Topeka. Kan.
Blanche Rummell, Jamesport, Mo.
2219-Hugh JOY. Salt Lake
Maud Nelson. Salt Lake.
2220-William A Dixon Boise Ida
Mary brewery, Salt Lake.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of
flee Of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature. IS degrees; min
imum temperature, IS degrees; mean tenn
perature, IS degrees, which IS 8 degrees
below the normal; accumulated excess
of temperature since the first OF the
month. 10 degrees; accumulated excess
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Ideal Utah Spots.

Ideal spots for tire angler and hunter
~ camper are plentiful in Utah A
Y.a-tiaI list Of Utah's fishing. hunting
and camping places, which have be
come famous throughout this and ad-
ioinfng states. is published in the Rio
Grsnde's Camping in the Rockies. T"
rrhsse towns and resorts are all reached
within short distances by Rio Grande
branches. Extracts from the list are:
asT4 Lake City.-'FThere are so many
iaeaI camping out places. distant from
tveIve to a hundred miles, tFat il is
hard to particularize IL might be
ia with accuracy that camping is
Sound highly ENJOYABLE all about the city
- tfse Saints The City Creek canyon. a
6efiIe of which is reached In few min
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Around Ogden.

Ogden Many good camping grounds
are in this locality. Easy Of access, being
cached by team. Almost all of them are
public Among the most accessible are
Wilson's grove, eight and a half miles
from depot; and the Hermitage, six and
half miles. reached by fine road. Ample
grounds for camping along ogden river,
where there is fine trout fishing. Rus
tic hotels in both groves. Malan'S heights.
eight miles from depot and 1000 feet
above the city, is reached by private
hack Hotel is located in a fine grove.
Plenty Of shade and splendid water. Fine
plainly seen, as well as Garfield and Salt
air beaches. Fine chicken shooting and
best Of trout fishing. Plenty of timber
for camping ground on different forks
at Hot Springs, Utah, twelve miles from
Ogden, on Ogden & Hot Springs rail-
way. IS a first-class resort"
SCOfield-"GOOd camping grounds on
Public grounds Very good fishing Also
other points two TO five miles above sta
ton, in timber lands. Scenery grand. alti-
tude 5000 feet, weather cool during en-
tire summer. Teams can be had at SEQ
field to take parties to grounds Good
hunting for all kinds of small game
grouse chickens, ducks; and deer occa-
siOnalIy within five miles of ScOfied
ScOfield nearest pOstoffice and supply
point"
Spanish Fork-".A number of good
camping grounds along the shores of
Utah lake. three to six miles from the
station. good fishing in the lake. and
many wild ducks in the open season Sup
plies and livery to be secured at Span
ish Fork, which is also nearest postof-
flee"
Payson-"The shores Of Utah lake. ten
miles distant. affird many delightful
camp grounds. Good fishing and duck
in open seasons. POstOffiCe liV-
cry and supplies at PaySOn-'
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Of temperature since January 1, degrees.
Total precipitation from .. m TO D. m,
20 inch: accumulated excess Of precipi-
tatiOn since the first Of the month. .33
inch; accumulated excess Of precipitation
since January 1. IA inches.
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CHEAP RATES EAST.
Via Colorado Midland Rv.

On May 1928, June 1915. tickets win
be sold to Chicago. Minneapolis. Mem
phis and points west thereof at rate
OF one rare plus 81 for round trip. Limit.
Oct. 81, stopOvers. Call at our tici-of
office OF telephone for full particulars
Dining cars June L .
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DIAMOND COAL.

Sold only by Citizens Coal company.
Removed to 153 S. Main Phone 40.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-05-09
Additional Local News

F.. n. Chadwick is improving his
home property on Woodwork avenue
by the addition of modern porch.
The Thimble Club of the Methodist
church will meet Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Strong. You are invited.
The yards i'll front of the Alma Manu-
featuring plant and the Michigan Pro-
duce Co., have been graded, top dressed
and seeded.
The room in the Wright House to be
used by Glass * Ellicott as laundry is
rapidly being prepared for the machinery
which is expected soon.
For SALE:-One new England organ
cheap for cash or will trade for good COW.
Organ is in excellent repair. Enquire of
T.. GRIFFIN.
G.. II. Carl, the real estate dealer, who
for the past six weeks has been confined
to his home by sickness, has 50 far re-
covered as to be able to resume work at
his Office. If i'll need of real estate see
Carl.
Work on the cement house being built
for II. n. Lee of the Lee Mercantile Co.,
is going rapidly forward and when COM
pleted will add greatly to the appearance
of the street as we'll as furnishing Mr..
Lee and family a home with all modern
Improvements.
Rev. A. A. Burgis of the Genesee Con.
ference, Free Methodist Church. will
spend Sabbath Day will Pastor-C. NJ. De
Foe and wife, and will preach i'll the f.
NJ. Churdh morning and evening. Father
Burgess is ope of the early preachers of
the Genesee Conference. All are cordial
ly invited to attend this feast with us.
Last Sunday evening the regular SER
vices ut the Baptist church were taken
mp and instead a representation of a
Parliament of Religion, furnished by
six young ladies of the church. The
church was decorated with bunting,
palms and cut flowers, and those present
are indebted TO the young ladies of the
church for delightful and instructive
evenings entertainment.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-05-09

PRESIDENT RoosEvELT's service to
the country is making clear and definite
charges against the Standard Oil conf
pany in connection with its participation
in violations of the anti-rebate laws, and
in making them so direct and emphatic
that vague denials or general protests
will not avail, is among the best he has
performed. The Standard Oil company
deserves no more and no less considera-
ton than any ordinary individual or
person charged with a criminal offense,
and after long time it seems now that
conditions exist which will provide for
it Just such consideration.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1906-05-09
WILLIAM ALDEN SMITH.

Representative William Alden Smith
of Michigan, who is a candidate fo-
the seat in the senate which General
Alger will vacate next year, is famous
for his fiery speeches. He speaks out
in meeting" whenever he feels like 1t
and with a disregard of consequences
that Is astonishing to his more timor-
Gus colleagues The congressman who
aspires TO be a senator was once q
newsboy in the streets of Grand Rap
used to peddle. His first rise in the
world came when he was appointed
page in the Michigan house of repre-
sentatives, and the story is told that in
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SUGAR BEETS.
from First Pag.


fit too Thoroughly for sugar beets or any
crop, even if il should come wet i'm the
near future, but if you have a heavy
clay piece of land, and the same is
thoroughly tile drained, it would not be
safe proposition to fit the same down
TO dust, TOR if you did and then it
should come soon after sowing a heavy
beating rain, although it be well tile
drained, the surface of thar field would
crust very badly, if it dried off quickly
afterwards with IA bright sun and the
same land under the above conditions
would have started sugar beets or corn
much more quickly and better if not
fitted so thoroughly But ON the other
hand, if it continues cold and dry for
some time TO come, this same piece of
heavy clay land fitted to dust would
start the seed quicker because it would
be warmer, hold It's moisture better and
more plant food would be available from
this fine dust fitting.
Now, my dear reader, if you have
followed us through this article, you
may think that we do not know where
we are at, and possibly we have twisted
You about until you do not know where
YOU are at, aud if we have, we shall
deem it a favor because you will not
go and try TO put into practice every
thing that we may say without first
thinking whether it fits your circum-
stances and conditions or not You
must think carefully, act quickly and
success will crown your efforts in rails
ing sugar beets or other crops regard
less of what we do or do not know.
The following is a list of re-
turns received by some of our patrons
which are neither the highest or the low
est, nj about the medium: