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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

James w. McCown, Of scotts Mills,
is In the city attending tho farmers
institute. He is candidate for repre-.
sentative.
Brother wilhelm, Of the Mt. Angc'
college faculty on agriculture and hor.
iiculturo, is In the city 10 attend the
institute.
[ Daniel Thompkins, of Oregon City,
who has been spending several days
iraunctlng business In salem, returned
homo this morning.
=. d. Kuctlnor, auditor Of the Astoria
a Columbia railroad aud the Corvallis
Eastern railroad, was In tho city
Wednesday. aud left Tor Astoria Thurs.
day morning.
J. II. Darling, a prominent citizen Of
Oregon City, who has been In the Capt.
tal City, looking after business inte-.
osia Tor the past several days, returned
homo this morning.
Tho delegates that win represent
Willamette al tho busines secession of
tho oratorical contest, which meets In
Albany this afternoon, left on tho
morning train. Mr.. Parcel, tho college =
orator. accompanied them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
onred consumption.

Mrs r. W. Evans, Clearwater, Kan,
writes Ny husband lay sick for three
months The doctors said he had
quick consumption. We procured q
bottle Of Ballard . HoFehound Syrup,
and Il cured him. That was six years
ago, and since then We have always
kept a bottle in the house, We can
not DO without IT, For coughs and
colds il has no equal, 25e, SOC and 81.
For sale BY d. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Henry Morris

Henry Morris, aged 70 years, died az
his home on the Garden Road, east OF
Salem, Thursday, March 8, 1906. He
was a New Yorker by birth, and was
born in 1880, He moved 10 Oregon in
lss2, and settled IN the vicinity OF sa'
lem. He leaves two sons and one
daughtar-A. W. Morris, Of Minnesota
Mrs arFie Tyson, Of near Brooks, Or,
aud Walter Morris, Of Jersey City, n.
Y. The funeral services will be con.
dueted tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
by the Rev. W. II. selleek, Of the NJ.
r church. The intermeut viii be in
Mission eemetaTy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
FOR OLD PEOPLE
G. w. Putnam Co. Have a Guaranteed
Strength Creator.

A member Of the above firm Of our
well konwn druggists. says "hundreds
Of old people right here in Salem need
just such a strength maker and body
builder as our delicious cod liver oil
preparation. vinol, and we simply can
not understand why they will continue
to drag out half dead and half alive
existence, when we guarantee vinol
will strengthen and invigorate every
organ in the body. stop the natural de-
cline and make them we'll strong end
active
This Is because vinol contains in q
highly concentrated form all Of the
strength-creating and bodybuilding ele.
ments Of the cod liver oil actually taken
from the fresh Gods Hvers. but with.
out drop Of the acknowledging oil
TO upset the stomach and rctard its
work.
Ninol creates renewed vitality In
the most natural manner. making rich.
red blood, and building up and strength
ening every organ In the body to do its
work as nature intended. Many old
people have written that they would
not take $1,000 for the good vinol has
done them
In the strongest manner we endorse
and guarantee vinol 70 increase the
appetite, give strength and renewed
vitality to the aged, build up tho run.
down, tired and debilitated, make the
weak strong. or return to the purchaser
every dollar paid FOR g." q. w. Put.
nam Co. Druggists. salem. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Torture by savagca.

Speaking Of the torture to which
somo Of tho savage tribes In the Phil.
ippines subject their captivcs. reminds
mo Of tho intense suffering endured
Tor th.so months from Inflammation
Of the Kidneys" " says W. NJ. Sherman.
Of Gushing, Ne. "Nothlng helped me
until I tried Electric Bitters, thrcc
bottles Of which completely cured
me-" Cures liver complaint, dyspepsia,
blood disorders and malariaj and 70.
stores tho weak and nervous 70 robust
health. Guaranteed by J. c. Perry,
druggist, Salem, Oregon. Price, 500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

In order 20 give the people Of Salem
an opportunity 10 see tho beautiful
country south Of salem, and 10 see the
development being made by the com.
pauy, tho Citlsens' Light a Traction
Company viii run excursion cars 10 the
rock quarry, south Of odd Fellows
cemetery, leaving tho Willamette hotel
on even hours Enjoy a pleasant ride,
and see for yourself n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Tho Junior Won.

The medical students amused them
selves yesterday afternoon With a
game Of baseball, 10 which the juniors
wallopel the seniors ia a thFee,inning
game 20 the tune Of ~ 20 o. The vie,
tory was the occasion OF noisy dem,
onstFaiion on the part Of tho Juniors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
New Edison Theatre


Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, Matinee Saturday at P. m.
The favorite soubTette,
Miss sophia Lassara
Singing popular songs, "Every LII
de Bit Helps" aud when "Zaza Sits
on the Plaza"
MR.. HARRY MEADOWS,
The dark horse" in paFodies, new
monologue, etc.
PEARL AND CASSIDY.
The society sketch artists, in songs
and dances, Also their local song, SIN
Salem.n
MISS EDNA WILMA,
PEima donna soprano, operatie and
popular songs
The comedy sereameT, in one act, by
the NouparM Comedy Company
Married in the Dark" The entire
company In the east.
New show Monday next.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

With an old enemy Of the race, Con.
siipation, often ends Ii Appendicitis
To avoid all serious trouble with
Stomach. Liver and Bowels, take DR..
Kings New Life Pilla They perfectly
regulate these organs without pain or
discomfort. s5o AZ J. c. Perry's drug
store, salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Japanese Romance.

when tho new Japanese ambassador
makes the bow az the White House he
will be accompanied by a woman who
will appeal strongly 10 the American
lover Of romance She belongs 10 an
aristocFaiie German family and has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

s, L. Apple, ex'pFobate judge, otta'
wa Co, Kansas, writesl "rhis Il 70
say that / have used Ballard's HoFe'
hound Syrup FOR years, and that DO
not hesitate 20 recommend Il as tho
best cough syrup / have ever used. -
s5e, 500 and ti.0O. For sale by d. J.
Fry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
X-RAYS

Fruit growers Saturday. Let rs
spray
n Seotty really has a mine 20 Death
Valley, why does he waste his energy
and gall in tcB.ccnt vaudeville and
country village like Portland.
49,
The oregonian seems proud Of the
fact that those at the poor farm
'whose only crimes are ago and In,
armity." are fcd by Multnomah county
on 90 cents a day. They are not trou.
bled With obesity
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mueuous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 70 cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

In tho spring time you renovaie your
houso. Why not your bodyt Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea drives out lmpur'
iticS oicansos ami enriehes the blood
and puriaea tho entire system. 80
cents. DR.. stono's Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
Smiles

Tho BARRIERS are growing stronger in
politics There IL Myers of the stats
BARRIERS boardl Deputy sheriff Eseh,
aud Candidate Tor County Recorder
Jones
A number of gontlemou want 30 ride
lnto ofiee over good roads. n Is good
way % travel Cor any pupose.
A. y. Moores. Mark skin and Geo
r. Rodgers are being urged by their
friends 10 become candidates for the
legislature A strong business delega.
tIon Is demanded la Marion county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09
United Artlsans. Attentien.

Como tonight and help elee, a Salem
man 20 tho supreme assembly, s
O'Clock. FRANCISCO sELEY, N. A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

Orders taken for portraits IN OIL,
water oo1oFu. pasted and erayon.
Proas range fnom IS and up. l. o. o.
y Temple. room 8. 2-26-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

Three little rules 40 an should keep
TO make life happy ani bright,
Smile In tho morning, smile a. noon.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea AZ night
DIR. stones Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

The Pacific States Tel a Tel Co.
win receive bids for the painting Of
its poles at salem Company furnishes
the paint. Bids opened March 18th.
Company reserves right 70 reject any
or All bids. W. H. Daney, Mgr
3-s-3t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

DR.. B. H. White has had great sue
cess in salem in his practice as an
O,tsopath. once q BEeyman Block.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-09

Dor HUNDRED DOLLAR"
Bike Is the finest Job shown In
Salem, 1t IS a high grade Bike at a
medium price, steel round corners,
dUst proof axle, a high panel seat,
something that will protect YO0
from the d9st.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04
Julius Caesar Up-to-Date.

One Of the famous orators of Texas
was Col Tof BOuie. an unlettered
genius. who had much language at his
control and a few facts.
Bouie referred TO the assassination
of julius Caesar in one Of his
speeches. This is what he said OF
that historic incident:
One beautiful summer day. when
Julius Caesar was walking down the
streets of Spain. happy and free from
care, along came Brutus and snrck
up behind him with stealthy tread.
Then Brutus drew his bowie knife and
plunged il into the immortal ribs of
julius Caesar. and thai grand old
man, completely taken by surprise,
turned on Brutus. and in tones of thull-
der said: is that you Brutus, You
dirty dog?'-Saturday Evening Post
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04
A PRAYER for the Season.

Our God and Father, we thank
Thee for the awakened earth: for the
sweet incense of renewing Nature ::
for the fair light OF the sun and the
genial brcezeS: for the Frightening
vistaS before our eyes and the in
creasing hopes within us for singing
birds and humming bees and budding
plants and grooming insects. Lord,
these are Thine. From Thy hand they
have come even az We ourselves.
Grant that we may find joy in them
and may serve Thee in that JOY.
Arouse in MS the spirit Of the time.
that we may be quickencd TO grow and
to give Thee praise in joyful develop
ment. and To give our fellowmen and
every creature cheer and brightness.
Lord. on Thee do We depend. for life,
for growth. for hope. for JOY. Grant
that we shall receive these in such
measure as we need. and let Us not
forget from Whom they are received
and to Whom they must be returned
Amen.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04

Elscn rs he was passing trr front
gate
Thomas. she said in her shrIli
voice. "a word WitA YOU.
The young man paused @na "Iehe,'
the gate
As many as you like Aunt soph-
runia."
Which means you consider ne one
of them that's known for their nluch
speakin." said Aunt SoFhronla Win q
little sniff
Does it," said Tom i,1son. =
wasn't aware Of H.
lie looked at her With smile on MS
rather handsome fac.
Tom Edison. said Aunt Sopffon-
MA. you are rs bic teas" as your
father"
is that What you called ne in here
TO tell me-"
NO it isn't But lis the truth
Then what YOU first meant to tell
me isn't the truth?"
See here Tom Edison. you are a
very saucy young man-and that .
where you don't resemble yGur father
Aunt Sophronia' said the young
man, why don't you relieve ne OF my
anxiety? Is the happy man 70 be
the grocer or the pOstmaster?
Now you're treading on delicate
ground" said Aunt Sophronla. My
matrimonial prospects are not to be
lightly alluded to by presuming young
men. | have something more serI-
Gus TO discuss with You.
is it as serious as that?
Yes, it is Its about my niece.
Minnie Gale
Minnie? Is Minnie the one with
the snappy black eyes and the short
curls?"
Yes that's the one. She's grown
some since you saw her
so that's what you called NE in
to tell me? Minnie has grown some.
Good for Minnie"
Tom Edison" said Aunt sophronia
in her deepest voice. this is no laugh
ing matter. Minnie has run away.
Run away"
Yes. An her mother is awfully
worried had a letter from her this
morning It's real pitiiul.'
And hasn't she any idea where
Minnie is?"
She's in the city somewhere. Her
mother had two letters from her, boIh
sayiag she was well and happy. But
they didn't give any address. And
now, Tom Edison"
We'll, Aunt Sophroniao"
Il want you to so 10 the city and
look for that girl
You want me TO go?'
Yes. can trust YOU. and III pay
all your expenses.
But I'm a country boy, Aunt Soph-
ronia. | don't know anything about
the city
You're a pretty sharp younssler,
Tom Edison. | don't believe you'd
need any bell on you to keep YOU froal
getting lost. feel awful sorry for
sister Phoebe. She is Just grieyin
herself thin over this troabe.''
But hasn't she any clew?"
Not much OF any. Minnie has
wanted to be an actress for a long
time Seems when sne was away TO
school last year she took part in some
plays, an she says they said she did
real well. OF course, her mother, a
sister in the church, couldn't hear to
any such arrangement An maybe
that's just what made the girl run
away"
II guess some 'em Will hear watch
IN all right. Yes. her mother thinks
the theatre is the place to look. Some
of them may have hired her
And what am l do do?"
you'll know her when you see hero
Il think SO. Same eyes and curls?"
Yes. Well. you must get a chance
to tell her how unhappy her mother
H-and tell her it's her duty to come
home-and that there won't be any
questions a$ked Tell her that"
The woman's voice faltered lit
tie.
iii tell her." said Tom Edison.
when do you want me to start?"
Right away, if you can
That means this afternoon
Good Do you need any money!"
Its going to depend on how long
stay. I'll write you when | want
any."
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04
Sure!

DO you think its easier to preach
than to practice?"
That depends on what You are
practicing. If its something agree
able that you ought not to be doing,
it's a good deal easier than preach
ng.'-Detroit Free Press
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04

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wis. r.. M -. ,.,
tb91gi,t yan,d .tr.,aaed ,..,,,..ss
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p,i-al IA .tir .,l-,. r4, ,.
t,Y,rur. .btra. .l..1., AVA
Him Ia r...f.. ,,.s.t,... ,....-...
tha ,I4rrfttis. IN ar.,y3, ~
4.,a.r rnt &r#a,l# nod .r,...l ,>,.i....
au, latI hs- ssrn5lu Ia ,l. ..
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ha. ,.5-,.:<= cy+,.a,5.-.I in n i,f..s-Hs
iui. ar,I All fnr .,.h,l,.- oi,f. fs,..
tf .t Liza f.gr.,.gglfn,N
la,r H. tu.r. burn Dna H,5s
tar Wers, bl2li,ly eusl~ Ha ..,
tl.a great audience laughing down s..
IuS. H. heard 4 l0N tlg,r,!.. ,..,,a, .i..
wicked IGfIth Ea}ind Hin. ara f. ,i.
Ell himself ia IL. witds II 'rsr,aIl
Then lar pretty girI sl,I. 3r,r,.,
verse ara The ,haru, r,n...tei tl.
ch8ra and danced again ana ,an. ,,,.;.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04

According 10 cur consular rfN
new indu try is being deyelOF
France. After the cream is 81.
from the milk and sold The caz
extracted from the skin mils i.
piled to industrial uses. The ~
part of the casein is exported q
many. whore il is used in the
factlre CT playing cards and Of i
ltation of ivory for piano ken
dailies of he district Of LII
where the new industry has
footing. deliver hundreds Of oil
of quarts Of milk which are p@.I
consumed in it.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04

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:, no-,9t,ic. sln-,tatjou A:cer M.
tuerr N 20 mi, evening III ven are
u.4 tr,il GoUdhv ,ua uj.b =
sudden ma ,lasp ba W. .wa},ovel
~, in the throne nf spectator, and dis
arpaared Ground the nearest corner
Tom Edyon entertained himself as
bes, h.. .oI.ll during re rrmaina.r II
the afrernoan-and j, was ,u enter
tanning This bic toNu-and \, 72o
~ ~, waiting IN 1ha s+.rS of ,h,
slIb-,la1inu Presently Arnold came
swinging arolpd me corner
"HrUo couptry,~
"l;uIlo ln,nEo,'=
..v-aitinq far eon.3,dyo.
"Wni.ing for an .xnert confluence
man
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lodge l.,,ah,I Arnold ~r,,g.a ON :"
Tenn nori,e1 .ha- Arnold had tho
.roo ,.,,,r.o, ~ ,5n hn,,so ana ,ha, ia
...a,nod ), 10 1rnov-p ~ ~, a,+a,.hou
nf the nIa.a
III In,ls like ..nnt1,er ,.anari.v
crowd tha l,tter ranliaa
Good This vav Tom
He fool. tho l,,tar mn i, ooruanps
stairuav and nra.anti,. tbay .n+area
- lalconv hnv II wa. ,b. nox na.ra.,
the staye on tho ripbt hand side Of
the house and il o,ve rom . chance ia
snrvev tho heaut;ful andi-orirm .,
hi. lois,,ro E,or ,nouen, bo fa,t ,1-
tooafher too .o,s,icu,u. "a ba com
tortah,a bnt ,f,ar =, l;t,Io ,bila ,bis
feeIinp wore owav There was moth
inc ,bo,,, hin, ;, ,.,r,.t ,t,o,,;on
N-br ebo,,ld tboco s,o,, d,.,....o1, ,,o
n,e bo i,taro-,oa =, b;,n,
Arnold mada hin, ,.,l,o Tho ,ea, in
tho froot of tho h,y and ba b;mSaIf
ca, ips, behind h;m
..pratt1. c.,,,r,,,;on. hons. oh
To,,o"
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.;,.al nv,ro,,g,,,, ..,rbo on.,l ,,a
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!, wac q da1iob,f,l1, ,h.,,rd ,.or,o.
,;,n Tho ca,,;nrs ,,ara ,o,,i,;to ,bo
,,,u.io t,,af,,1 10 ,;,oi,rr aa1;ot,s.,
,,d tho don,,oc .ondo,.t,,I t1o.,d;r.
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04

There is hardly an article den,
ed by the Spanish importer u
this country cannot supply. and
Spaniards are showing a disy9t
to come to the United Stats
much that they require. obserat
Boston Transcript They Ougn
take some satisfaction from ths
that since the war the Spansi
guagc is more widely studied ID
country than ever before
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04

an En4l.sa critic declares i.
Of singing is diving cu, IL i,
too many people labor Qnl4, =
hlsion Thar they can sing. an ,
der to suppress them IL pron,.,
organize society for th4 grq,ar
OF singing. except in Tie s7,
privacy This man. says the Afr
Constitution. deserves to be 4,r
aged. particularly as the Good
Summer Time" is in our midst n
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04

Among the latest concl'So
science is the assertion lla
smallest particle of mater Eal
now appreciable by our sense,
the Christian Register, contains
of energy SO small and 50 llH
that millions Of them may l'f
circulation in one atom 9 :
There is nothing absurd ID 'H
position that oae such a'on :
furnish a dwelling Place l0' y !,
embodied spirits Of as man! !, :,
beings Is ever lived upon 'as ~
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04

,fbIptics are no longer lal
country. or a matter OF S'a'''.
intermittent interest. u as"
and independent cll'os ue'"
sports We have more iAaA =
mon and bows who go into
and contests in and out o. n
We have ten million-an e.'-
the population. Yet 'ne -, -
,en,pt to form an athletic CIV
similar to those lcns hAoSa ~.
lana dates no further back 'lA
Truth is a beautLtui 'n'"'
losophy is bent on seeking !.
fessor of philosophy "no :
as vigorously as did kan', !,
mo yo,tbs Companion 'p
nayer ras yight under any cirean,
even if the shock klll 'ns
tell ANYTHING but the eh'f !.
far as words will do y, ,..t
his entire property on a kind ~
wager. He agrees for QUE ~
ter no falsehood. e'eh :. s.ss
thinks that the iro'''Is " ~,
phies is thai they 'id'' %:
demonstrated in practice. :, II
inc 10 back his philosop,5l ',li,s
that is at least spo''sa :. \;
philosophical. By The 'n' !, ID
from most PHILOSOPHERS
estate 10 forfeit
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04

I'm sorry l Tilted Tommy.
He took it so to cart:
| guess that | was too hasty-
He told me was tart
fear that he may ave dronded
Hisself-he acted queer;
Oh. why did act SO 'eartless-
Come back, my Tommy dear"
These were the absurd words the
pretty girl sang and the chorus took
up the last four lines and repeated
them and danced about in the liveliest
sort of manner. And then the pretty
girl suddenly looked up at the box in
which Tom and Arnold sat and hy-
sterically shrieked:
why, there's Tom now" And she
pointed an accusing finger directly at
The St. Mary banner., 1906-08-04

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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
CUSTOMERS OWN PRICE.

Washington hall April
disposed
al will
aifeime opportunity
IN instrument, price has anything to do with It.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08

WE own the townsite OF Warner on the
Alberta railroad in Sunny Southern AL
berta. This town is right in the center
or our l60,0O0-acre tract of land. We are
selling land at the rate OF 1000 acres per
day, mostly to settlers. There is a fine
opening In this town for all kinds OF
business. Get in early. Write for maps
and particulars, o. w. Kerr Company,
home ONCE, Fargo, N. d. Branch ONCE.
90 Guaranty Loan Bldg, Minneapolis.
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Canadian Farms.
CANADA LANDS.
." o I1O NO1IJ
16O9h Farnam St. Omaha. Neh.

H,760 ACRES of choice farming land in
sunny southern Alberta a solid town
ship, with the exception of two sections;
this township is one of the finest in all
western Canada; not an acre of waste
land In the entire block. For particulars
address Enos b. Hunt, Des Moines, Ia,
go Iowa Loan and Trust building.
HES SIX
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
FOR sALE-MIScELLANEOUs' FOB sGLE-MlScELL ANEoUs
Closing Out Sale on. Pianos

pianos
this week Prac
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
New Pianos at Just Half Price for Cash

piano including Smith Nixon and Ebee
Marshall
will sold this
high piano
public purchasing piano
hat be secured n nc house in Omaha
and allowed who
comes prepared to pay down ant Of monthly.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08
"sUNNY soUTHERN ALpERTA.a

We own and offer for sale in large or
small tracts, 10000 acres of fine winter
wheat land in southern Alberta. TWENTY
miles from the Rocky mountains. All lands
near railroad. Surface gently rolling; soil
clay loan; deep clay subson. Free from
brush. Excursion over the 500 every Tues
day. We will run a chartered car, carry
ing our own cook on April II. We retailed
good agents. C. W. Kerr Company, Home
ONCE, Fargo, N, ID. Branch ONCE, SO
Guaranty Loan Bldg, Minneapolis.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-04-08

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FREE GOVERNMENT IAANDR elao
decided lands, both irrigated and upland.
= for alfalfa, sugar boets, grain, fruit and
stockgrowing. Maps, pictures, price ligts
free. Agents wanted. The Sterling In
yestment Co, sm Front ST.. Sterling,
Colo. H-IfqSs
ARE YOU LOOKING FoR A HoATnf
Have YOU property which you Wish 10 self
II 30. place your ad- IN Ths Farm and
Real Estate Journal, II reaches NOOO
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70 reach the homssOelleF publishsd vSesf
OF Chicago Bveryone who has real e.
tate 20 sell Of Who wishes 70 buy should
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