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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-01
Farm Lands.
O o o. o. O. O o 20 o o o II
"a SNAP IN LAND.

"a SNAP IN LAND.
have for sale tract Of land, about
1000 acres, choice farming and grazing
( land. !t, Il.
Improyementsls miles of first class
fence, large round cattle barn. the finest
in the state, which will house 900 TO 6VO
head Of mixed cattle. feed rooms, and TWO
large box stalls; machine shed; new up;
to-date frame house, completed IN TAI
Of 1905, with six large rooms; granary;
several swindmills, and feedmill; cattle
sheep, cattle and horses the best In the
country; & lne high board cattle corral
Z Joining the round barn, that Will hold
1000 cattle or more; three or TOUR wire
feet deep, with pure, cold water; well
!, near the cattle barn, D feet deep, abund-
, ance OF water, will furnish water for
thousand head of stock; one pasture, near
" 1850 acres, one pasture, !, 80 acres,
one pasture, 200 acres, and one pasture, %
, acres There are about $50 acres under
, cultivation, and spring creek T xao run runs
!, This tract contains about 1000 acres OF
decided land, three fourths of this fine land,
, suitable for farming; rich black loan
!, with clay sabsoil and always produces
!, good crops The past few years the yield
) per acre was as 81 follows: Speatz, %
. bushels; barley. so to S. bushels; rye,
5 IS to 40 bushels; fax, 20 bushels: The
) least amount Of speltz raised on this land
0 for the past six years is 40 bushels per aA
o acre. Millet is always. a fine crop. On
o account of jog in the township line,
0 this tract has the benefit Of two school
Q which are rented for term Of years:
0 rich, nutritious grasses In abundance for
0 grazing and hay, It is an ideal tract %, q
Q land for mixed farming. dairying ana
o stock raising. The land without improve
o ments Is actually worth $40 to $16 per
0 acre. If it can be sold soon, the owner
0 will take $1s per acre for it, including. all
0 improvements; good reasons for selling.
= ko1S Unn
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IN. ACRE srocKrARM, zoo ACRES UNDER

2so-AURE sToCKFARM 400 ACRES UNDER
cultivation 40 acres tame meadow. 40 acres
pasture; fne set OF buildings in an Al ne.ghss
borhood; also an AL stock far; also sure
BOB PAGER, barring accidents, and one Of the
sweetest green trotters on earth. sure 2;lo
bar, barring accidents. coming years DID,
II inn 3 years old this fall: extra good indiyid.
uals; also a fine coming 6-year-old imported
Pefcheron stallion. Must sell b account of
1 health. Address Barnard Stock Farm. Roy
alton MINI
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
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Continued.
o . 90 ef 0 o . . =
B.
$S,So00o.
ed; Toxle5 IT.; on grade and all i'm
provements; beautiful location.
45x1s5. on Blaisdell between 24th and
25th; this is a BARGAIN for the neighbor- 8
hood Ms 49, "a. Is S. Is e
45x12s, on Aldfich aT s between Gath !
m nmI STU in and paid: elegant neighborhood.
$4,000.
Two large lots. 55x133 f each. south s11 u.
provements. good location for fats or
apartments. close to car.
50x155. Lake of the Isles; on 10Th st Just
off Irving; somewhat below grade, but
cheap for the price.
CANT lot on grade, all Improvements;
, s425.oo
Garfield av $ and s2d: lot 42x12s. on .
grade, good neighborhood
, Make Offer. Essi. 81
Northwest corner and lot adjoining on I
} Fremont av S and 32d.a
We have lots in various parts of the
, city at all prices. Call and get our list. &
, Walter L. Badger.
, 800 Oneida Block.
D go
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BIG VALUES, LITTLE COST.
Half acre level lots. vest Lake Harfi rn3r,s
eieeers express .lem cent t T.
now Sow buifdns; prices low, terms the
easiest. Buy now before prices aa'
s15o-High. slightly lot near Lake Harriet, s25
down. $40 monthly. Here is your chance
ss11s5 feet fronting Lake Harret boHleyara
ton for a nice home
a. acres. wooded. south and east, sloping to
nnehahs creek an nd ideal built heae
and win make you extra easy terms II
= started at once. iftT$is.$S& .E5s go ~
'' fully wooded I and 10 acre tracts, close
in, adapted for chickens, ducks KS ot pes IS
gardening or residence. They are cheap.
Drop in and. talk 1t over.
s475 for corner lot. 42x135. overlooking Lake
- Harriet, at 46th ST city water a hlgh
s27s-Midway lots, 5oxi3ss, one block to car car
5 cent fare. Prices advance Tuesday.
Call Monday sure If you want them
st. water furnace h h Doot w sast
- ~''e' ed d.; good soil Just the. place to plat
into fve.acre tracts;
e sos r /, an.e['
3500-JAMEs Az. n AND LION. NORTH .ll1
front. 4t1s front, % feet rear 10 1ees
Of sr9 erdn4 az 4ex, s9d es sstn
eo!sssd with tlne uses; make s5S of o5sr 18th
avs, west front. 46x126; above grade.
s5oEach. fory2 lots 10th 9 nv 4 nstMsen
s17-oueen az between 21st and Esd avs,
west front 4sxlss; on grade cr,os AZ n
between 33d and 34th avs, 40x127 each
$3.50 cash. balance time. oeo
~ $425-Crystal Lake av and 45o aV' ~os
: & ~, feet frontage. ~.
$3oo-24th Jaw So between Talmage and Di
vision east front 40x12S; on grade
ssoo-Buchanan st NE between 25th an6
2sth avs, east front s7H12s: make ma nnd 9n Gs
s25o-,27th av 81 between III T q ana VI
1,ssh az sss Sc fs Tslnage and Di
vision, east front. 40x12S 49, n,
s3Oo-21st av Sc between Talmage ana III
- vision west front. 40x12s. -,
S3o0-23d av SEE between Ia AN ana III
. vision east 'front.' 40x12S,
Yale Realty Co.. 2o6 4th St 5. :.
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-t ls-euARrER sEcT1oNs-ls
at the finest unimproved prairie land in the
wheat belt Of North Dakota, just as nature
! left it, at prices from SIS to $40 per acre;
none more than two miles from town.
Lock Box B, :
Sheldon, N. D. F.
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LOTS OF LOTS

LOTS OF LOTS; ;S
$3.50 10th av between s1st and sd; choice
of sig lots. 55 y
s300-Fine lying lots on Portland, corner 37th.
S45o-Corner Aldrich and SD st; east front,
Ss0o-Douhle corner, Pleasant and 35th st; east
81 front: all improvements
S3bO--James az n near Both av.
Zoo Elliot az between Sad and SD; all Inn
provements Call for list. @
PSI. Morrison Crittenden Co.,
~ 4oS list az s.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
ConSInuad

RIcHEsT soIL IN THE STATE.
There ID none better.sfs Kanabecs county
Ninnesots, lands are noted for their great
productive power: hne farming, stock raising
and dairy land; best clover. and timothy land
under the sun; only 10 miles from the four
acre: extra ensy terms. IS per acre down,
balance ten years time. Write for maps and
circulars. Get home where You can raise
big crops and make big money in the dairy
{. *. Howard, SOP Oneida Block. Minneapolis.
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s. 400 BUYS 4o-AcRE FARM WITH BUILD
ings;: IL acres cultivated. q acres heavy
wnlde est M MIN 500
SGT per acre. l45s acres; 40 acres sEuitivated;
good dairy farm three miles south Of the
81, 1oo1Tep. acrss. Portland, south ct city.
af 9s.t t9s a iSe s s9a
divide this farm and double his investment
,s' -! e.
- tract. with buildings, Lyndale 18th and
b4th st: owners in trouble and must sell;
have one-acre tracts near this.
Have number Of e., ehf rS1oe@ ots nr
~ 10 1o acres under piow, Kinbsi prairie; ss6
s. Rs,.as * n sass f1 ;ss
24o acres, 40 cultivated, in Meeker county,
Mimi, miles to station; $35 per acre. .n+n
- 100 acres, fine soil, level, Dickey county, n
near sze oabsss R Wadeas 1np mile.
f 1eD the land; ssv min close per acre.
| smedbSr ], GIG .Phoenix Hunding.
ARE You Z! g g VT z
sunny southern alberta, the garden spot Of thu
northwest, and VIII sell IN quantities from
quarter section Up Elegant prairie tree Iron Ton
I soil; average winter temperature 20 to 9
above zero; price 81 50 per acre; g per =. acr,
per cent interest q Will advance 81 per acr
| April 10. Next excursion April =; join Y
j and get IN on the ground door. Write Us 81. 70
1 go = O.. w. Kerr CO, 8, 1.
r. $40 Guaranty Bldg. Egsss-y
4 rye g5Yt f.. G.. 1878. N. w. Main Pad. g
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a F1RK FOR $50 downs; 80 AGREE; 5000
! down and the balance 40 month: ~ acres
Of Minnesota hardwood timber land on small
payments; $25 down, balance 50 per month:
s. our contract allows you to cut the timber and
to pay for The land by delivering to ussof pulp,
wood, cordwood, railroad ties, logs, etc.
land close to rnilroad station and sawlnili.
For further information write to the Miane-.
eota Land and Stock Association, D. o12, Ger
mania Life Bldg, St. Paul. MINI SIS
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FOR QUICK SALE.

(To close partnership.
The following lots, mostly taken in trade
for cement construction, and all well located,
must be disposed of at once:
Lots q. q, 8, block 2. Dunsmoor's 9th addition.
z Lot g. block 6. Gjertsen's Lake Amelia.
& Lot 6, block s, Sunnyside addition
Lots Z. s. block ], Elwelis Sd addition.
s. Spot cash offers only will be considered.
Further particulars at my. office, 221 9th
81 .Jehn A.. Nelson. &. ss Is IS ssEs
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-. BARGAINS IN LOTS:
S275-Lots Aldrich Az 8, near 4Zd.
Sso0-Lots, Harriet av s, near, 37th. ~
$s9oLLots, Garheldsav Smear ssth. *;'s
$685. Lots, Lyndale az 8, near 90 49tn. IL i
ss50-Lots, Lyndale ;ay s. near a aal }-iff+E
S4oO-Lots, Emerson av S, near sd.
SsoO-Lots, Holmes av 8, near 32d. 80
$s5o-Lots,. Knox az s, near sls 81. ra OH,
81 25O-Irying av s, between 20 ana z4tn,
81. 75oWHumboldt av S, between Summit, and
s0O-Corner Dupont av N and 18th st, 100 |
x157 to alley; large, beautiful trees water |
East front on Park av, between oath and 25th,
1oox25o;s make us an offer.
Special bargain in lot on Blaisdell av, be-
' ABBOTT snf SIS i Bank K Of Commerce
stss west front. sox12s; above grade:
$1,000 lots Pillsbury go sv near s4th st. west
s4oo-Pieasant av between s5th and ssth SITS,
ss25-Harriet av between .s5th and seth SITS,
$500 Each. Q lots on Garfield az between en
35th and Seth sts. west ffoAt,s 4oXlSo
ssoo-Each. lots, Gafheld az. between .ssd
Yale Realty Co.. 2oe 4th St S.
S425-GARFIELD Az NEAR SD ST. WEST
w. west front, 42xl2e each: above gE grad =.
s'''o-e east front, 4sxi1s each; 8 feet above
ssoo-BrSant av. S between s1st and 32d sts
49, east front 46x12S
s45O-Bryant av S between 34th and Both SITS:
t.-' east 'front.' 42x12s; above grade; l. :
ss5o-Lynda i'I az S between seth and doth SITS,
s sess a sS a sssas ssth sits.
west front, 4Ox131; on grade.
yale Realty Co. 2o6 9TH St s.
YOUR CHOICE OF TWO BARGAINS.
$47s-Ideal building lot nest to corner OF
Bsth st and Portland ay. worth over $ oov.
1926 for the corner Of 38th st ana Por ua so
av diagonally opposite SS,ooo residence yet Es
The above two lots form a Handsomely 10
, Gated double corner and command a. neantnu
a view of both Portland av and also. aetn "a, o.
: They are on the southeast corner ana Wltn ~
two blocks of two OF the best car lines ~ In
city: 20 out and see how nicely lnis nelgmDoa
=; hood Is built up with homes costing S1ouv =
siE 81 900 ad you Will realize that these are par
gains Title insurance policies given Wiz
each lot. Address Owner. 77l9 Journal.
$50, $500 AND s25o-THE HANDsoMEs:
lots you ever saw on the high ground east Q
Central av, near 26th, 9th and 18th; the
are convenient to the Central ay car In
and within three blocks Of the Prescott
school, one Of the finest in the city; some Q
the lots have city water and some have beau
tiful trees; no wonder they are selling fas
for they are worth twice the money ana 20
can buy one for small payment down an
IS or $40 month. Select one now either fe
home or an Investment and you will nc
regret it. 8fHS
P. C. Deming, 2407 Central av.
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$3.50 CASH CONTROLS SECTION.

s5-16-56. seven miles northwest Of kim
ball. county seat of Kimball county, Neb.,
On main line Union Pacific railway; nearly
all can be plowed: soil a dark loan we'll
covered with good growth of grass; good
yields Of oats, wheat and vegetables raised
in near; neighborhuod last year without irri-
CATION new government irrigation project
located not far northwest Of Kimball county;
Co and when fully paid patent from that
company title as good as gold) price -
per acre, all above $3.50, on easy annual pay
terest at 6 per cent, payable annually; low
price this land possible because It was
bought before railroad company advanced the
ternity Bldg, Lincoln, Neb.
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l5e ACRES, LINCOLN CO., MINI. BLACK
loan soil three feet deep. new basement barn
4Ox6o, small house, cribs, etc. running
4 St, 900: buildings alone worth s., 500. This
Is q snap for someone who wants farm.
j. S. Morrison. 40s list az $, Minneapolis
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rs a GOOD FARM HOME s. q 81 s.
IN THE CLOVER DIsTRICT-MUsT BE SOLD.
$40 per acre, 143 acres good farm land; 20
acres under cultivation, 100 acres fenced,
enough timber on this tract for building mate.
rial, fencing and fuel; dwelling house 14x38,
barn l6x54, root cellar corncrib, chickenhouse
well and pump in the house and barn; IS miles
from Minneapolis; school half mile, church
three quarters mile. Are you ready for bar,
gain? This Is one.
other similar bargains in improved and I'M
improved farm lands In South and North Da
kota, Minnesota and Wisconsin. r
Homestead Land Co.,
$40. Nicollaf Mime rOIiS
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THIS rs WORTH READING AND CONSIDER
ing-Six improved quarters in Red River val
L ley, Is niles south Grand Forks. n. D., ready
for spring crop. about TOO broken: German
locality small buildings, near school: $4,000
cash. balance to suit: $3.50 per acre till
April ID. Owner, Tom Hayes, Vernon Center,
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INVESTIGATE THE FERTILE PANHANDLE
farming country of northern Texas II you want
happiness and wealth; the garden spot OF the
new west. the land Of sunshine health and nd
Sa d the ee
lands are the best Investment In America.
The wide-awake, }homeseeker, farmer and In
weston has his eye on the Panhandle and Is
buying lands there, The Panhandle Is In
ehabited by an intelligent and enterprising
class OF people. Good schools. churches. SO
& Pan-H Handle and as good water as is found
!. any where in the United States. Ample rain
fall and lots Of sunshine. Vegetables and
vantage of early maturity. Corn and small
grain grow to protection. Come IN and let us
OF the best land You or anybody else ever
y saw at from IS to S. per acre. Also great
1. bargains in Canada Lands Of North Dakota,
Minnesota and Wisconsin. Lusk-Dibble Land
Z Agency. $50 Temple Court. -----
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arc ExCURsIoN 70 oANADA-APRIL 10 WE
win run q private car up into the great Sss-
katchewan valley, the greatest wheat coun-
try on earth. Special rates; terms II de-
sired Make arrangements to 90. See Mich
OILS & EresseH at once 1865 Northwestern
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FARM LAND DEPARTMENT.
Campbell & Co.,
Real Estate and Land Agents,

/. tssfs 732 Boston Block Z5i 8 !.
Farm lands timber or mineral lands. Bought
and sold on commission. M Is ~
26O-acres-A model farm, including build
ings about sixty miles from Minneapolis. an
ideal home; will trade for Minneapolis resi-
dence property, part cash, easy terms.
Three 160-acres Improved farms near Red
Lake Falls; rich farming district, quantity
neapolis residence property, merchandise,
clothing. hardware or income property.
24O.acre improved farm, southern Mime
sofa. A No. !; will trade for grocery stock.
1000 acres near ,souris, n. D., improved,
700 acres under plaw. 200 acres meadow;
hen w soil. terrns half easli "a IS ItE.E.
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OUT THEY GO THIS MONTH
To North Dakota, to select 800 or 64Oa
farm out of our Loo, OOO-acre tract, for $12 to
$16 an acre. VIII yield over $12 an acre Free
Z coal, living water, black soil. Send for maps
4 and Browns Farmer William H. Brown Co.,
81 La Sale st Chicago, or Mandan, N. D.
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a SNARB IN FARM LANO6. = & ~
Four sections nne farm land near railypad
in southern Alberta. Canada; plenty Of rain
fail TO insure good crops; price $3.50 per acre.
Seven and one-han sections farm land near
market and railroad, In Mclean CO.., n. d.,
John b. Miller, Endicott Bldg, st. Paul. Z
sTx A0RES 4.RooK HOUSE, BARN AND
ss0dO; viii be sold for less on easy pays
.E lewis & O.. S2s Boston block
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FOR sALE-NwN SECTION "a, TOWNSHIP
40 range 81, Burleigh county, N. D.; this is
an old Homestead located within mile Of the
Missouri river; ten miles north from Bismarck
cheap Need the money. $40 Andrus building.
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CANADIAN LAND-WE CAN LOCATE YoUi
in any part Of Canada at lowest prices; spe-1
cial facilities; very attractive Wholesale
offerings west of Rockies Address Land
Department Room s, 81 4th st, st. Psul.
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20 go 10 e o ooo .1
town, Eddy county, N. D.; good soil:
100 acres under cultivation; all good
buildings; $4,000 buys it; one-half cash.
Two quarter sections in Marshall county.
Mimi: two and four miles from railroad
towns; SIS per acre.
NJ N. Goss & Co.,
sz. lib Globe Bldg, St. Paul:
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suILY COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA.
Lands are good and cheap; great natural
{ resources, artesian wells, natural gas; grow
q corn and all small grains; a paradise for
Il stock For prices and full Information ad-
dress Watson D. Morlan. 228 Andrus Bldg.
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rHnrE gMALI farms ron RENT Or SALE
so miles Gpm city. n. Waters. 7O7
Phoenix. rs
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Z, 600-TEN ACRES FINE LAND. GOOD E11-
room house, new barn and carriage she'd,
3 fruit trees and shade trees, located north
east within few minutes walk Of car line;
this is good for vegetable Or fruit farm or
for poultry; 1t lies at good elevation and
in good neighborhood; buy small fruit,
vegetable and poultry farm and have home
and q paying business combined.
Call on Janney,
..E = ide do ea
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REAL ESTATE FOR BALE
Farm Lands.
Continued.

4
Continued.
ACRES.
83E 81 900 takes 10 acres OF land In Rice st
district near Minneapolis avenue; rich black
We have Ave or ten-acre tracts near the
+. r. Nelson.
3O4 Pioneer Press Bldg, St Reul. MINI.
LANDS IN RiCHLAND COUNTY. n. D.-I
ship iss, range 81; good black warm SOIL clay
subsoii; nice ieye prairie, no stones, partly
on your own terms: may consider trade in
good clear income PAYING properly roper as part
FOR sALE-EIGHrY ACRES LANDYIN Wis
a consin, located ION banks of beautiful lake;
never freezes: lies level and free from stone;
churches, good roads; viii sell at bargain, or
exchange for Minneapolis property Address
FARM FOB sALE-ooNTAIN1NG 40 ACRES slss,
school; 220 acres under cultivation 90 acres
summer fallow, balance good pasture and tim
ton; splendid water; price reasonable; terms
to suit. Apply to Isaac, d. Elkin, Emerson,
THIS Is WORTH READING AND CONSIDER,
ley, Is niles south Grand Forks. n. D.. ready
for spring crop. about TOO broken; German nan
e ssh sa ss 3 sn Des acre
April ID. owner. Tom Hayes Vernon Center,
MINI.
SOUTH DAKOTA. BARGAINS. GRANT couN-
ty quarter 81 900; Sully county, eighty, $3.50;
NJ Edmunds county, quarter, 1926; Hand coun-
i q tya quarter, $1,200; another, 1885; McPher-
I son county, qharter, $3.50; Potter county.
quarter, $3.50; Brown county, quarter ST. 200.
I Percival,t sO6 Guaranty building Minneapolis.
FOR sALE-1ee ACRES GOOD BIRCH AMI
/ oak timber land, and 10000 feet good pine
| price $3.50; also 100 acres good farm land
i 60 acres under cultivation, good house and
barn, 20 acres easy cleared, 5000 feet pine
! a bargain at $3.50 per acre. For further In
4 formation write to C. l.. Ames. Akeley, MINI
10 Z HAVE s1e : B1RaA1Ns 70 OFFER You
10 in choice northwest farm lands. Write. !
10 Louis A. Howard,
10 Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis.
10 o 90 O. o 20 O. o. Q Q Q Q :.
FOR sALE-NW y AND X OF SECTION 10
township al, range 90 (4sO acres1, STAR
county. NJ D.; this land is located about seve
miles north Of Taylor, on Northern Pacific rail-
road; frst-class farming land: make an oner
Il WILL sell cheap Need the money. Terms 7
/ 1 suit. BIO Andrus building, Minneapolis
MANITOBA LANDS - OWN sEYERA
? choice quarter sections OF land in Westbourn
j county. between Gladstone and Lake Man
toba gently rolling prairie; rich black sol
clay subsoil; for sale cheap on your ow
terms; may consider trade for good clear y
Fl come paying property. Box 400, Madeh'
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SENA TOR PLATT FORGOT GOLD

When the stepdaughter of Senator
Thomas G. Platt was about to be mar
ried the noted New York leader de-
cided to give her as one of his pres
ents $1,000 in gold. He asked his Sec
rotary, Mr.. Howe, to get from the
treasury the amount named, newly
minted and never used. The gold was
obtained, placed in a bag, tied with a
ribbon and brought to the senate
chamber. Mr.. Platt tossed the money
from one hand to the other for a few
moments and then laid the bag on the
floor. Presently he became interested
in the senate debate and, forgetting
all about it, left the bag there at adj
journment. A few moments later the
secretary found the bag and put it in
the safe in the senator's room. About
two o'clock next morning Senator
Plat remembered the bag of gold and
called up the secretary b" telephone,
saying: Il wish yon would go up to
the senate chamber righ. away and
see if you can find that $1,000 in gold.
I dropped'it Up there and forget all
about it." Howe told him he had it
in the committee safe. Il am glad of
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@nn1 mnntftt 5hnmln
Drfaa fur 4Ralth
By DR.. ABBY SHAW MAYHEM,
Assistant Professor of Physical Training.
Wisconsin University.

if wish dress BEAUTIFULLY and comfortably The first prnc
pie perhaps ancuse and that Freedom TO dress that
has perfect freedom Of movementat what should
for TO dress that stand and walk easily and correctly
that all lungs shall
Of cloesthat will much in bringing health and to
who have made themselves slaves of dress.
There points of the body which restrict
less They the neck the waist knees and TO
the discard and bands
piece far possible Healthy free waist muscles far
than dreama fine pose good digestion and better per-
Torrance Of all the functions Of the body. <11
The of tight Shoes had thought need
but hoan made the the other day
shoes small
broad straight last would have
wel-formed feet.
The second principle of good dress is The weight the cloth
ing should be equally distributed This easily accomplished
by wearing the under and by having the waist
and skirt of the thoroughly fastened together.
The third principle that there should distribution
of thickness Unless suits thickness
around the abdomen The heated parts become the
parts and are therefore subject disease.