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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
NO DOUBT OF CLOSED DOORS
Visitor Satisfied as to Reality of Elk.
ecutive Session.

E. J. Ridgeway, magazine editor,
sat in one of the galleries in the SEN
ate listening to the railroad rate de-
bate. Mr.. Ridgeway wanted to see
Senator La Toilette and he went
down to his committee room, leaving
his hat on the gallery seat. He got
back about two minutes before the
senate went into executive session and
was shooed out with the others. He
left his hat there again. The senate
was In executive session for an hour
and a half. Mr.. Ridgeway tried to
get a sergeant at arms to get his hat.
He was told nobody but a senator
could go in and that his hat must
stay there until the doors were open
ed. 1t stayed there, too, and he
waited. 81 am fully convinced" Mr.,
Ridgeway said, that these executive
sessions are really held behind closed
DOORS"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
Dotted marks proposed tunnel and projected railway from
Siberian Railway. ~ ~ 0"~''" "" N"s

The sympathy of Emperor Nicholas,
Premier Witte and other members of
the Russian ministry, as well as of
powerful influences in court, has been
enlisted by Baron Leicq de Lobel in
the project of the American-Trans-
Alaskan-Siberian Company for the
construction of a tunnel under Boring
straight from East Cape to Kansk and
5000 miles of railway to connect it
with the Siberian railway.
It is believed that by interesting
Americans materially in Siberia the
political ties between the two coun-
tries will be strengthened
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
Last of War Governors.

Frederick Holbrook of Vermont, who
recently passed his ninety,third birth
day, is the only one of the famous
war governors" now surviving. He
stood with Cows. Curtin of Pennsyl-
vania and Andrew of Massachusetts
as one of the stanchest supporters of
the Lincoln administration when it
most needed such support as they
could give. Among the beneicent in
stitutions for which the nation Is in
debted to Mr.. Holbrook's initiative
were the military hospital established
at Brattleboro during the civil war,
Where from 1900 to 1000 soldiers
were cared for at once, and the ma
uonal bureau of agriculture. The ex-
governor was choirmaster in the Brat
tleboro Congregational church for
forty years.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
Woman Notary Makes Precedent.

Miss Mamie Offutt, official notary
and public stenographer to the COVER.
nor Of Alabama, Is the only woman
who ever had the honor of swearing
in the chief justice Of a state. Samuel
D. Weakley of Birmingham was ap-
pointed chief justice Of the Supreme
court to succeed Thomas N. McClel-
Ian, deceased. Mr.. Weakley went to
Montgomery to be sworn in, but the
clerk of the Supreme court and other
officers were absent. Casting about
for some one with authority to ad.
minister the obligation, it was found
that the governors stenographer was
the only notary present. After some
persuasion she administered the oath,
signing her name to the necessary
papers.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
Corrected By the Boss.

"A prominent School street liquor
usdlef had coachman whose North
~ ireland brogue greatly displeased
m' as he came from another sec
tod or the Emerald Isle, and was
s'er ready to correct the deficiencies
~ me speech of his servant.
ole morning the coachman, address
s MS employer, said: 81 want a
new whop (whip)."
oisdainfully gazing at the coachman
ny BOSS retorted: "For hivin's sake,
an, don't say 'whop'; can't you say
ap Boston Herald.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
CHOOSE A LINE AND FOLLOW IT

Young man, decide at once upon the
Grade or profession you woud like best
to follow, and bend every energy N
that direction. If 1t Is chickens, make
a resolution that you will raise just
a little better chickens, and get more
clear money out Of them per dozen
than anybody ever has. II you make
this resolution, go to work at it now,
and stick to it through thick and thin,
and you are almost sure to succeed.
II you desire to become one of the
greatest naval officers that ever sailed
the sea, so to work at it now; study
hard; STICK to it, and you will win in
this. There is nothing you can't &C.
complish, young man, and do it a little
better than anybody has ever done t.:
If you will get at it now and never
say die. There Is much room at the
top for the fellow who will go there
in the face of adverse circumstances.
Some men may apparently get to the
top and then calf ropes the man who
climbs there. They have ridden there
either in golden-lined elevator or
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
COOPERATIVE CHIPS.

The politician has no place in bust
ness farmers organization There is
no politics In commercial club.
Let's not blame the other feIow 20
much If we are. not what we should
be. Let's blame ourselves more. Let's
use that power to Our interest.
We have not yet had a government
report on shirts. Until we find that 40
more shirts are needed, we are not
prepared to believe in the theory NJ
over-production.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
MitchelI's telegram.

New York: John Mitchell, presi.
dent of the United Mine Workers OF
America, telegraphed to friends in
this city yesterday that he would ar.
rive in New York late today. He will
go at once to the Ashland House,
where the members of the scale com.
mfttee will meet him. Tuesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock the conference Of
the joint committee of the anthracite
miners and the operators will begin
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
RYAN A BORN LEADER OF MEN.
Characteristics Of One Of the Giants
of Wall Street.

Characteristics Of One Of the Giants
of Wall Street.
In a character sketch of Thomas
F. Ryan, the insurance and railroad
magnate, magazine writer has this
to say of his subject: big, gaunt
square jawed, grim. a toiler from
youth, a maker of his own way, a
fighter of his own battles, grizzled by
years Of fierce combat with the most
merciless set of foes on earth, clear
and cold-visaged, niggard of speech, a
compeller of men. His eyes, level
and cold, and an almost phenomenal
power Of mental concentration upon
the matter in hand, are all that could
give ground for any notion of a
hypnotic suggestion in the man. In
manner he is smooth and dignified. in
speech he is deliberate and straight.
forward positive and, above all.
economical"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
Emperor's Many Attendants.

The Emperor of China has house.
hold consisting of 500 persons, includ'
ing thirty bearers of state umbrellas,
an equal number of fanbearers, thirty
physicians and surgeons, seventy-fve
astrologers, seventy-six cooks and
sixty priests.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
upholds the Present CONGRESS,

81 am not one Of those who think
congress has deteriorated," said JUS
tice Harlan. Il maintain that the
present congress is as high grade as
any congress. The Congressional Rec
ord is a remarkable publication. If
a man were cast on a desert island
and had the Bible, Shakespeare and
the Congressional Record, he would
have all the reading matter he
wanted"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
ConueIjn Declined Honor,

M. Coquelin, the actor, refused the
red ribbon of the Legion of Honor
when it was offered him a few weeks
ago. "You have waited too long,"
was his Answer to NJ. Dajardin Beau
metz. NJ. Coquelin, cadet of the
Coincide Franchise, was decorated sew
eral years ago, not as an actor but as
a public functionary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
Kansas Man Raises ORANGES,

M. R. Ivey of Ottawa is the only
man in Kansas who raises his own
oranges. He has tree that has been
producing the fruit for several years
past and that has raised a crop OF
eighteen or twenty oranges last year,
The oranges are not as large as the
commercial fruit, but are Of good fla
vor. The tree is of the Mediterranean
variety.-Chicago Chronicle.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06

1t is the man behind the plow on
whom the world depends.
Yes, this is a class business organ,.
eaton. II the producer does not take
care Of himself he will be the prey Of
the fellow who Is looking for lambs
to fleece.
AS long the producers are In cnm.
petition with each other We will have
glutted markets. Competition q the
death OF trade for the producer.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
Octobrists Victorious.

Ekaterinoslav: The OctOborists
captured the city elections by electing
to the municipal congress forty-seven
of its delegates as against thirteen
Constitutional Democrats, fifteen Jews
and FIVE Reactionaries.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
Polish Strike lmpends.

Warsaw: The revOlutiOnists here
have announced their intention 10 de-
clare a general strike in order to pre-
vent the government from contracting
a new loan.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
Author Once Cabin Bow.

Percival Gibbon, the well,known au.
thor, began life as a cabin boy on a
sailing ship. He is very young yet,
but there is every chance of his hav.
ing M. P. added to his name before
long, joining the ranks OF. those dis
tinguished parliamentary authors
whose most recent addition was Wins.
TON Churchill,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06

The Illness of Mrs. Charles A.
Strong, daughter Of John d. Rockefel.
Ter, Is said to be a matter of grave
concern in the Rockefeller family. She
has been undergoing treatment in a
sanitarium in France.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06
THE COTTON MILL.

If all the cotton mills were owned
by the men VINO grow the cotton, then
indeed would the Southern farmers
have a monopoly. And 1t would be a
monopoly without an unholy. feature
in its makeup. Indeed, for the farm.
ers to make not only the cotton itself,
but the articles composed Of it which
the world must have, would be the
perfectly natural thing to do.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06

they have pulled there by politi-calf
ropes. The man who climbs to the
top, one step at time, will never
stumble. He knows the entire road,
and he knows it Is impossible for him
to fall down the way he came up, for
he has builded well beneath him, and
his structure has been thoroughly
tested at every step. Learn to do one
thing well, young man, and you will be
a benefactor to yourself and those
who may live after you.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-04-06

An exclamation of JOY comes 4th
when a mother discovers her baby's
1St 9th.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

IS, 5C0--Fu!ly modern home of eight rooms and
good barn, on corner lot. Penn av N,
near 8tl, av carline. This is big bar
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

Sa,5O0-New, up to-date modern house Of eight
rooms, beautifully polished hardwood fin
ish and floors, pantry, full plastered base
ment laundry, hot water heater, burned
only six tens Of coal last winter; full
sized window screens, storm windows,
81 ner barn: this price for quick sale.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

a. 2bo--Nw 12-1lb.6s, CLARK CO.. s. D.
So 6Oo--18os acres, 6-1l7-59, Clark Co.. s. D,
B 8,Q0O--SE 18-11T-b9, Clark Co., s. y,
$2,6O0-SW 1S-115,69. Clark CO., s. d.
& ", 4O0--NE 2-117-59 Clark Co., s.. D..
$s0 Soo sh 2e,l = $50 !, Bsadls Cog
$2,400-NE 6l1O-84, Beadle Co., s. d.
81, 200-SE 2-113-62. Beadle Co., s, D.
81, 7Q0--NW 35-113-84, Beadle Co., 8. D.
So, bO0-- VIZ Of VIZ 31-1l3-65, Beadle Co.
s. d. rs gGse5g. NJ 3
s3,ooO-sW 2s-111 -e5. Beadle CO.. S. D.
II 81. 500--NN 21-104-67, Brule Co., s. D.
50. 000--SW 8s-1Q2-87, Brule Co... s. D.
81, 2Oo--SE 2S-105v88 Brule Co., s. D..
4 $l.,275-1 90 acres 4-1O5-70, Brule Co., 8, d.
Buy farm, young man; no matter how
small 1t may be. buy; farm and prepare it
90 that your. land will provide you living:
Write or call for maps and plats Hobart
z Land Co., Phoenix building.
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So, 800 $500 to $500 cash, balance monthly pay
n.ents, 8 rooms, open plumbing, bath,
gas and city water; large east front lot
on Stevens av near 9th st.
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IS. 5O0-Down town property, house Of s rooms,
bath, gas, city water; hrst-class repair;
on 14th st near Sd av s. go
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sloane.McCulloch Agency,
Oneida Block, 1W 4th Ut D.
CHOICE HOMES At MopERA RATE COST,

CHOICE { 6 HOMES : a At Il aoDEsA 4 COST
on one floor; large attic with room for
one or two more rooms: hardwood
" floors. gas fixtures. city water, good
Western az and Morgan. East terms.
}. s2176-A new, fully modern, except heat,
fveroom cottage, all on one floor;
e eoss GAS n aad sas asFs; large large
attic with stairs: fine basement; storm
sash and screens; very complete and
convenient home. Easy terms. 18th
s2s75-A new six:room house, modern ex-
, cept heat. parlor and hall finished In
} selected birch; dining room in quarter
in all rooms: built-in sideboard, fully
equipped bathroom. full basement,
house piped for hot water heat, gas an
!, gas fixtures; east front lot on, AID
, rich Az near 34th st. 5, i
} $4,S75-A new. fully modern, eight.room
, house: hardwood finish and o1 aoers;
light with combination fixtures, built
, in sideboard. entire house lastly
, H. decorated; full basement, splendid hot
, coal 1ei bins Easy terms. Bryant av s,
. near 2eth 1t. 8 800"
0 !, ! 284 Security Bank Bldg.
D O 90 90 % 20 o Q O. o
3 $500 {. nS 8 e GaoSSs&, w31r2 I'M
O walking distance; only recently. OF
o = fered for sale to close an estate;
o -. very desirable residence property on
O , one Of the prattiest avenues IN the
0 city; lot has. . frontage Of ,e734 feet
o by a depth Of 1e5 feet and width OF
o IS feet in rear; large shade trees
O front and rear: stone sidewalkss ten
o rooms and bath, full basement storm
o sash and screens; large and attractive
Q grounds; an ideal home. -
o $3oo-Buyss two lots on Bryant av near
o s7th; taken in foreclosure and we
o want the money; one lot next south
Q Of them sold last year for $500; ,o....
0 just beyond Kenwood; lots at $3.50
to $500. Send, for plats with prices.
. trail AZ. in New Boston This is a
o Revival, $50 Temple Court,
Q o Q . Q, Q Q 90 Q Q. 9.
SO 9. o o 90 90 O.
. VIZ Bur OR BUILD HOMES on EASY
. PAYMENT PLAN.
Payment, s. for each $1,000 per month.
You may have any amount from $500 up.
You select your place and your plans TOR
building. We draw the plans for You
Q without expense to you; you select your
O contractor. We furnish the money.
All on Your Own Time. gsr,srsa
0. We do business anywhere In Atnneeota,
North and South Dakota. : Ia ~.
o American Real Estate Investment Loan,
0 79 Co., 437-489 Andrus Bldg.
o Minneapolis. MINI. - ~
o ers9ee . a. Q 10 o o o .
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$2,5o0-Big snap, good house OF 8 rooms, barn.
lot 105x175; Cedar Lake road near Wes-
$s#E tern av. 4.9.s6 Is S gsgs -
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81 S5o-Lskc Calhoun district; home on Hum
city water; lot 4ex1so; east front.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Inaproved.

MDsuMMER BEDROCK PRICES FOR THESE
homes; buy now when you can buy cheap,
IL and have home to move Into when your
lease expires this fall. 81 ssx3 IA II.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

81 ,2oo-.Eix rooms. city water and barn, ed
za Az near East st, FL 2s1455z III
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

81, 250-Eight-room, modern but heat; barn;
Pillsbury av near 31at st. - VI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

$40 00o-BeautifLl new modern up to- date home
- of nine rooms, large barn for carriages
and automobile; on large lot; Stevens av
near Il: Snkln, -EyN ivy, %ys
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

81, l5o Seven rooms. lot boxl57. 9th az s near
Lake ct. e5t 6 fsETsi S- 30 =t#7
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A BARGAIN.

81, soo-sIx ACRES, GOOD HOUSE, q MILES
from city limits. 20. -t..s.s5.g.-
- aeas no pse
l. $4,000, 10 acres. pretty grove. Penn av.
south Of city; may exchange for house or
81. 7oC--One acre covered with large trees,
house of 4 rooms, finished; chicken house.
she'd south Of Lake Harriet:
s1,oo.,.Ten acres with old house, IN miles
$37 per acre. lat acres, 10 acres cultivated,
three miles south OF city: .tN
~. 81 .100--Ten acres, Portland Az, two miles
: I. "A. Dunsmoor. GIG Phoenix Building.
: - = BUILD A NEW HOME.
Do you want to build?
we Will build Gp you, lot o. buy you lot
to suit you. 5sssi,s 2s@--5s - ~
No charges for plans If we build.
Terms to suit reasonable people. q
All work guaranteed Best Of references.
Modern homes and duplex houses specially.
Lowry Realty Co.,
LOWRY REALTY CO.'S BARGAINS.
Bargain-New, seven-room cottage, finished
throughout in mahogany finish. hardwood
floors throughout full plate glass front door:
columned openings; full basement, ce .1
floor; best open. nickel plumbing, with roll
top porcelain bath tub, gas fixtures; stone
walks in front and around house; yard graded
and sodded; fine large porch; best neighbor-
hood; near scar and schools; open for inspec-
ton. 37e7 LIST az s.
LAKE HARRIET PROPERTY FOR sALE-Two
splendid cottages at No. 4o17 Queen av 8; lot
cottages are new and everything in splendid
condition; city water and sas In both cottages;
at bargain price and on terms to suit buyer
Address ,Yf$t III. sa
e.. e. Selmser, *. s2s !. q 4.
Sioux City. Iowa.
LOWRY HILL H0MI, $4,000; = CHoIOEsT To-
cation, between Douglas and Summit; full
sized east facing lot; 10 rooms, hardwood I'm
ish and floors newly decorated, perfect condi-
tlon, gas fixtures, screened porch. best open
! plumbing. laundry, combination heat. water
meter, good stable 1000 cash, balance long
time,s per cent Interest + se S, are a bona,
= --------.57-7 80 81, ESQ., ~, a. ~ n
No. 2a2s Irving av n, ten-room house. ar.
ranged for two families, city water up and
papered and painted best Il Condition Wood
shed and barn; may discount this price fos
cash. $50 3ssl ssz3@lss x4f# . sss
b. Carlton Torelle,
s2o-S24 Security Bank Building.
so.ACRE IMPROVED FARM, Il MILES FROM
| center OF Minneapolis on Minnetonka trolley
line; will sell OF. trade for Minneapolis prop,
| 4 erty. We#soffsr valuable high.class farm
and request the opportunity Of meeting inter
Henry ". Whhins. a2s Temple Court.
$500 DOWN $50 PER MONTH BUYs SEVEN.
1 fine we'll. full basement and barn, built about
two years ago, In perfect condition, splendid
neighborhood; an except bargain ut So 100
Lewis & Co.. 525 Boston Bloch.
$500 DOWN, $50 PER MONTH; BUYS SEVEN
II room co ttage. near 23d nv $ and ;22d ST. hard
4 wood throughout, furnace heat, city water
~ fine we'll, full basement, and barn. built about
/ two years ago, in perfect condition. splendid
neighborhood; an exceptional bargain ct $2,loO
/ 717.RooM STRICTLY MODERN DUPLE1
] house; excellent location, near Park Owner
224l3 Lyndale av N. Price ISL Terms Il
81 suit. 34 gs.s5 D. Mi
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) ads last week, nor to intend to read &
) them next week Today's reading OF q
) the ads is as essential az Is todAyss 9
reading Of the news-f you would 4
keep step with things"
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Hambury-fme'ican.
Twin Screw Passenger Service,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT RG-HAMBuRG.
Pennsylvania. July IA Patricia ......July .
Kaiserin A. V...July 10 Amerika ......,Aug.
aBatavia. July q pretoria. Aug.
Deutschland. :. July 26 lBluscher .......AuS. 3
'via Dover for London and Paris. aHamburs
direct.
Offices, s5 and az Broadway, New York,
1pe Randolph st. Chicago; W. B. Chandlss. J.
Eichhorn \ Son, A. p. Johnson & Co.. o. q.
Brecke, Nils Nilsson, A. G. vanstzum Co.
THE EMPRESS LIME OF THE ATI.ANTIoL
High class accommodations on the new 81.
press Of Ireland, the fastest, largest and nnsst
steamers between St. Lawrence ports and Du-
rope; eyery luxury OF travel AND az the 9om:
Portable appointments are at the disposal Of
the passengers travelling with thear steamers.
Canadian Pacific Royal NAH Steamship Lines,
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For observation-disclosures
WANTED-To RENT

wANTED-MoDERN -FOUR OR T1vE.RooM
~ cottage or ground floor Of modern house; prefer
eighth ward. Give particulars and state rent.
= 1897. Journal. .F1fss = fgtS3. K
WANTED-To RENT, FIVE-RooM COTTAGE
or lower floor in seventh or eighth ward: not
s over s12 month. Address 1888. Journal.
WANTED TO RENT-MoDERN COTTAGE,
~ with view OF purchasing IL suited. w. d.
Thompson, 106 Flour Exchange. i sy.5i
WANTED TO RENT - s1x TO EIGHT-RooM
fat convenient to university. Address 1888,
Journal.
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For nt-Furnished Flats;
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED FLATS OF THREE
and four rooms. modern except heat, $40 per
month; newly painted and pspered, new plumb
ing, instantaneous heater in bath. Cali 1406
list ay 8.
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PIEAsE s shhfI o eve IAMD.

Please RhEAsH s GEE e eyR LAMB IAND. g
} We have large blocks of land in South
, Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota and o
, Canada, bright literature and local sales o
men for each point Big oommissions to 9
, the autumn immigration. Write us for Q
!, terms. o
, Elxood Land Co. lIno.): Capital 800, 900. 9
J, Q Q Q o o o o 90 0 0 o Q Q
Ass1NIBo1NE VALLEY WHEAT LANDS.
10000 acres in farms of 100 acres or more
IN the fertile Assiniboine valley Of eastern
S
z with groves Of poplar. Surface level and
gently rolling: New railroad building through
our lands this year Wheat Yields at from
will double IN value in very short time. FoF
full information write The Cooper Walsh Land
Co., Union Bank bldg, Winnipeg, Can.
10 ACRES, STOCK AND MACHINERY, THREE
quarter mile from Clear Lake sd so village; good
corncrib. hanhouse, buildings in good condt-
ton; well. four good cows, team Of horses.
Snder. n meWer hasrake free euiti1aters
plow, harrow, horse cornplanter. black soil,
1ented mos hale easR
j. N: Davies. 800 Phoenix.
= THE MOST FERTILE LAND
II the state Of Minnesota Is offered you at
$1o to $50 per acre. Extra easy terms. Lo-
Gated in Kanabeo county the home Of the
big red clover; greatest stock raising, dairytng,
general farming and tame grass land under
the sun; an acre pastures a COW; Yields from
three to six tons Of tame hay to acre; gel
9 home on this rich soil. Come and see me.
Write for map. *E ...t 4*
L. 4. Howard, 500 oneids bldg. Minneapolis
WE own SEVERAL CHOICE TRACTS OF
land in the celebrated Sweet Grass county
Montana, at prices ranging from $3.50 PEI
acre up; easy terms; these lands, when placet
linden cultivation will ap11 readf1v kSn
acre. s
AL near railroad and well adapted to 81
kinds Of farming. The biggest bargains on tn
Market. BE-. Ea w.:
&. a- O.. W. Kerr Co., H.