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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-22
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Z STRONG ADDRESS ON NORTH
DAKOTA.

At the recent real eotate dealers
convention held at Bismarck Commits
sioner Of Agriculture Gilbreath aeliy-
cred the following address:
Gentlemen: We are met ner today
to devise means, discuss plans, and
exchange views for the purpose of
stimulating immigration to this state.
There is something interesting and en-
Pertaining in building up frontier
state. We are anxious to obtain the
greatest publicity possible, and the
only way to effect it is by calling at
tention to our resources. The work
OF promoting immigration must be rec
ognized as business proposition.
The real estate men of this state be-
lieve there Is suitable place here for
everyone And for this reason, no
man interested in North Dakota will
advise settler to go to his locality,
! knowing that some other part OF the
state would be better adapted to the
needs of the newcomer. II this. is
done, 1t will invite confidence, and the,
real estate men will command respect,
The inhabitants Of North Dakota are
aggressive, patriotic, home-loving and
home defending people. They believe
in exploiting the value and Importance
OF this fertile and prosperous state.
The possibilities of the state are but
little known and comprehended by the
general public. We have been misun-
derstood and abused. Many people
think North Dakota land of billiards.,
and -blockades. They have been
led to believe that the climate is as
cold as Iceland in winter, and that hot
winds follow each other in rapid sue
cessfon In summer. These impress
sions must be removed. This is an
era of Information, education and inn
migration; an age of advertising.
The people Of the oyercrowded east
are anxious to know where to go, and
where to locate. Il
When attending the various state
fairs last year, found the people an
xious to learn all about North Dakota.
They examined our products, carefully
scrutinized our samples, and were
eager to learn how many bushels we
raised to the acre of all kinds of grain;
how we cultivated the soil, the char
acter Of the land, and demonstrated an
eagerness to know all about the pre-
vailing conditions of the state. Here
it was that we came in contact and
competition with Canada-and our ex-.
hibit excelled theirs-but that govern
ment is taking, annually, thousands
of our best American farmers to that
country, by reason of systematic or
ganization of Information and energy
that surpasses any bureau of immigra-
ton in existence. 1t is a close corpo-
ration of espionage, evolution and re-
source, unparalleled on this continent.
Can we successfully compete with
such an organization? I do not be-
lieve we can. Yet we can by a united
effort keep hundreds Of American CIT
liens from going there by persistently
presenting the superior advantages Of
North Dakota, over the Canadian gov
eminent.
faint me as l am" said the greats
Cromwell. North Dakota can afford
to be honest with the world, because
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-22

Detroit Free Press: Here is let.
ter for you I've carried around in my
pocket for two weeks, said the trem-5
bling husband. q s. L. s.2,i
That's all right" said his wife, with
smile Its only my dressmaker.s'
bill. 81
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Haven't you seen ITO Let" placard
in some particular window go long
that you come to wonder what MAS
wrong with the property Placarding
is primitive primitive-adyertis-
ing. It's just little better than
nothing-while want advertising in
the Evening Times is a little better
than anything else.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-22

Cleveland Leader: Collector-Are
you going to pay this bill within the
next few days( or never?
Debtor-Well, it's mighty nice of you
to give me my choice, old man. I'll
make it never.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-22

Cleveland Plain Dealer: who was
the first financial operator mentioned
in the earliest records?" r35i,
Give, It up"
Noah. He and the boys spent q
good deal Of their time watering
stock" rs s. n
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-22

Chicago Daily News: Some people,"
remarked the thoughtful thinker, "are
always borrowing trouble .
Yes" rejoined the man with the
new crutches. "and some others buy It
outright in the snise Of an automo-
bile" .5.. 81
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-22

Baltimore American. What
want" sighed the enthusiastic young
star, 'is one Of the delicate. dainty
roles which take the soul into Already" .,
That's all very well, travelling the
gentle path Of diligence to Already"
said the heavy villain, "but let me tell
you It's lots more satisfactory in the
long run to get fat parts that lead to
the pork barrel.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-07
FOR RENT
.<arS><-~.~s~~e~O~~~~~SrS
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
THORPE BROS,
00Q AufruS Rui1dinf

THORPE BROS, -.
208 Andrus Building.
Modern Houses, Flats and Stores.
ss.oo-927 Washington az 8. rooms
Sassss place.
ss;55 81 81 = r ssems city water.
s s1sSSs15 s &c St rooms rooms city water
sl2.5o-2ss ID az 8: 3 rooms, third hoor-
sls.SS-sssS 8 av s. s rooms. modern.
decorated
$500 $50 sss 5th AZ 8. 10 rooms; modern ,sra.,
$50 .oo-s227 9th av s. rooms. modern; hot
s3o.oo--2o1s Sd av, 10 rooms, large barn.
$4,000 Royalstoa av, rooms. modern. -
heat. all hardwood floors and finish
$36O0-79 18th ct N. s rooms. modern.
ss SsHs stsysns ay rooms rooms and Darn
$su.oo-25s4 Dupont av s. 10 rooms. thoroughly
Modern Flats.
s21.oo-bo1-9 18th av N. rooms. new buildlns'
ss7.5o-The lexington 80 18th st S. a rooms.
Thoroughly modAn. third floor.
TIE The Rss%sssss IL II ::
second floor steam heat, janitor service.
Lowry Hill Apartments-7os Douglas az, ; SaS'
tor service; beautifully decorated.
Franklin Heights-so5-s W Franklin av; one
s n. g. f fSruisie dsz 81. also oA'
s45oo--215 9th st s, rooms, Thoroughly
S4o.oo-24os 4th av s. Z rooms, all newly re-
mcdeled and decorated. .y-.. 49,.
The Virginia. Lowry Hill-One S-room nat
The New Concord 65 18th st 8. We have 9
few choice suites Of l, and
rooms for rent. passenger elevator
.. * high class cafe in connection.
S35.oO-3201-3 Garfield ay, rooms. new DUPLEX
and one of the best; we offer all ready
s. to move into. .
s15.oo-25aO Dupont av s, 2 and rooms, steam
heat. S." -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Unimproyed.
Continued.

II
DON'T You WANT TO GET a START IN
latter. We can't help you, but we can help
4 you get a start. There Is only one way to do
1t. Buy lot build Q small home and save
your rent. We have Its at Attn and Nicollet
Grand and on 47th and Bryant and Colfax
that you can buy on your own terms. There
are no better lots for the money. Look
them over. then call on Us. We have lifted
2 out great many on our easy plan.
building.
81, OOO-DoUBLE CORNER ON PENN Av AND
Crystal Lake good ~, business corner;
s4oo-r.ot 8, block 2, Goodrich Park, corner 18th
E av s and 3lst st.
$5O0-Lot g. block SO, ST. Anthony Park large
B . corner; half block Como car.
$i50-Lot 20. block s, Bloomington nv ADDITION
tdition, one block from Plymouth car.
sIs8 MT sas Saving Fund Co., II
225 Railway Building.
4 CHEAP LOTS.
Humboldt av s.: east front. near SD, Cal
houn Park. only 1855.
Lyndale ay S, east front, near 18th, only
Double south front corner. s1st st. Calhoun
Park. vicinity Emerson ay. SSo25. a..
. Percival. S08 Guaranty Bldg.
HoMEBEEKERs' EXCURSIONS DAILY TO
Hinckley and Aliens colony. This Is the coun-
this location before you locate elsewhere
Your choice Of 5000 acres; prices and terms
to SUIT buyers. Round-trip tickets 50; free
fare to buyers Maps and full particulars Ad
dress or call at John G. Aliens, 800 "a av y
Hotel Allen building.
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~ q Ofkes.
Choice list Of offices. large and light, in Andru
building

204 W GRANT ST, ROOMS, STEAM
heated, gas range. artesian water,
J., janitor service. all the conyeniences
( of a hat with the privacy of a
dwelling house: no lease requiredi ~
rate per month. in summer. .$40.0 90
Els Nico1let av, brick dwelling, 10 rooms,
good heating plant, open plumbing,
hardwood floors .....-.............. 1000
1a11 Portland ay. IL rooms. two baths,
gas, furnace, barn; arranged for two o
iamll1eS .......... o'So
1907 Linden av, rooms, new heating
plant, plumbing. freshly dec
grated. hardwood floors ............ 5000
AeO Ridgewood av, rooms, bath. gas,
all modern, barn ................... So.Oo
961S Hennepin av. 8 rooms, bath. gas,
furnace, barn ......................S $500
barn ..................... 50 90
$40 Sd ay Sc, rooms, city water bath. 20. 90
900 E 221 st. 6 rooms, bath, gas ..... II 80
251O Oakland av, rooms city water %. 10 90
$40 q 10Th st, rooms, city water, sewer,
a721 4th st SD, rooms, bath. gas, hot -, -,
George 0dlum, Manager,
300 Phoenix Building.
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Stores and Manufacturing Space.

$s5.Oo-22S Washington av N. 2sIso;
s14ele He9nepn second so, and thru nssns
reasonable rent; good location for any
business. 49,. g..
kb-57 10th st s. 3Ox90. first and second floors,
good location for grocery or meat mar
ket.
$50 I'd av s. 2zx90. large dry basement and
first floor; owner will make long lease.
s10 I'd av s, 22160, low rent; In retail district.
124 Sd n S4x6O. first floor.
22S-230 list st N. 44xS0, basement, first and Sec
ond floors, suitable for warehouse. :
S13 Sd N, 44x1O0, basement and first hoor
electric elevator. good heating plant.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~S~-~~S~>-.~~~->~rS~r
Farm Lands.
Continued.

>~-rr~~c-Sy~-~S>
Farm Lands.
Continued.
DAIRY FARM.
240 acres, nice level land, so miles from the
cities. located in the best dairy district in the
under plow; cut 70 tons choice bay; will ex- |
change for residence property in st. Paul, well
M. S. Rutherford & Co.,
200 Globe BLDG. ST. Paul. Minn.
i f Eng BaIaa & 70 orsE s 2o1
9 IN choice northwest farm lands. Write, Q
o Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis.
Q o 90 90 % o 90 o
s OUT THEY GO THIS MONTH
70 North Dakota. to select 800 or 64o.acre
4 farm ont OF our l0o, ooo-acre tract, for $12 to
coal, living water. black soil. Send for maps
and Browns Farmer. VIM. 81. Brown Co., 131
La Sale st, Chicago or Mandan. N. %. go
BEST BUSINESS CHANCES AT HOUSTON FOR
uters, capitalists, and others; cheapest fuel,
many railways, low freights. water competi-
loh; Us pr9ssperity rapid Growth Right
League, Houston, Texas.
THERE'S A GREAT RUSH ON FOR PROS
porous, sunny Alberta, Canada, where one crop
pays Tor the land and all improvements. For
prices, terms, excursion rates and particulars.
abont soil, climate, crops, write or see @. N.
McElroy, the Alberta land man. fourth floor,
221 I'd ay s, Minneapolis d
IF YOU WANT A FARM IN SOUTH DAKOTA
or expect to 80 out to Lyman county and
look the section through which rail.
roads are new building, write, or call ON us;
low rates. Egelands' Land Agency, ImIni-
grafton Bureau, 709-11 New York Life Bldg. !,
St.. Paul MINI. sGttsss
SOUTH DAKOTA LANDs-EDMUNDs CO.
squarter, 1920; Mcpherson Co.. quarter. $3.50;
MalWorth co. quarter. 81 $50; another 81 800;
Potter GO, Il quarters from $1,125 up; Faux
Co. quarter, 81 800; Grant Co. quarter, 81 ,575;
Sully Co: eighty, $780, Perciyal. SO6 Guar
anty building.
$500 EQUITY, RANSOM COUNTY, NORTH
Dakota, 32O.acre farm; good new improve
ments, for Minneapolis or California improved
or good hardware stock; would accept Sec
ond mortgage for difference. California
lands and farms. 3. l.. Thresher, 924 N. Y.
Life.
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIsl
Farm, 120 acres, az miles from town, hall
mile from school and postoffce; 80 acres
cleared; no rocks; DO overflow; excellent soil
some buildings; $12 per acre; $500 mortgage
on or before. B. N. Hungerford, Aitkin, MINI
Ia BARGAN-AN' 80-ACRE FARM, FAIE
buildings, Az miles from town; S5 acres un
! E de- p1ow; cut 80 tons; Of hay; good orchard
| ! berries; close to school; pasture watered by
! lake; heavy soil; good location; $23 per acre
| Address N. G. Eccless, Clearwater, MINI.
| OUT THEY GO.
4 You send 25 cents for Photographic view
| and years subscription to Browns Farme
and learn all the facts ABOUT North Dakota
| where the great crowds Are going. Address
l Browns Farmer. Mandan. N. D.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

INVENTORS, ATTENTIoN--PATENT n ALL
Z. countries promptly obtained, sold, leased, man
& ufactured; models made; 25 years established;
unexcelled reputation; inventors book tree.
Address Patent Market. st. Paul, MINI.
WILLIAMSON & TERCHANT, PATENT Law
yers and solicitors; main office. 9269S3 Omar.
anty building, Minneapolis, MIMI; % AcGil
building washington. d. c. 49,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

2 sp i 9 CLEAN Up 8 Z SALE so PIANOS.
Odds and ends. Prices to move them
quick, to make room for new stock; easiest
terms.
, Howard, Farwel1 & Co.,
Reliable Dealers, 707 Nicollet.
l q o. O. d O. O O o. o % 20 o :. o o I
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
.~NN(~NN
Improved I

!, o o o. o q 20 . p o 5o % o. o q
$4,500-10 ROOMS, VI. To.DATE, HARD
, wood; Park, near Lake ST.
81 250--10 rooms, modern barn and car 4,
riage house; Portland, near 28th;
bargain. "a
81, 7OO-Seyen rooms, water, gas, 18th av
, IS and 25th; a bargain. d F B53 5ls
$1,4bO-Five rooms, city water, good WELL
stable; 18th ay and 18th st.
!, 81, Sabotage, 4 rooms, we'll, etc.; two
, lots; nice: Pillshury and 44th, i
, So, 5000 rooms modern, four lots, barn,
, chicken house; nth and Newton.
, S95O--Six rooms, 18th and 44th N. 1554
) 81, 2OO-Six rooms, Camden; easy pay 4
} ments. 800 Az. glss
) 81 ,450-Eight rooms, Penn and 9th. n q
> $SoO-Iot, 18th av s and 2Sth. .
, Vacant lots and acres, North, cheap s8s
3 Sanborn 355 Temple Court. 81
!, - - ~ n n q q % a q a n q o. n a /,
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ron RENT-P1RT OF STORE ON SOUTH
side of Nicollet av, between 4th and 5th SITS,
can be secured by right party for long
term Of years. &. Eichhorn s. Sons, over
Voegeli's T.. G. phone 100.
STORE FOR RENT. INQUIRE 100 9Th ST g.
opposite New York Life building.
STORE FOR RENT-aooD LOCATION. s7os
26th ut 8 - 49,. -L. N.
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE,
fat of five or six rooms, completely furnished
for housekeeping: must be modern and good
locality; best Of references: furnished: best
of given every thing; responsible parties;
rent must be reasonable; possession wanted at
once. 95S7, Journal s Pc, ....,.
HOUSES AND FLATS ARE LISTED WITH US
every day; still cannot supply the demand.
What have you to rent: bring us list of
your vacant properties Ncollet Real Estate
Rental & Adjustment Co., 504 Century bldg.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-07

I HAVE a HEAUTIFUL Lor. EAST FRONT,
Sc feet, 5hcated in the finest part Of the city,
namely. Irving av between eth and 18th st sts;
would build house to suit your taste, either
cash or easy payments. Henry Parsons, build
err SIC Guaranty building.
LAUDERDALE CO., TEMPLE COURT,
Have four lots in choice location in Oak Park.
63 front on Knox at $500: As on Logan at
$3.50. Corner Irving at $3.50. and lot on
$th av at $500.
FOR SALE-LARGE FINELY SITUATED
east front lot on ,Nicollet av, near 3sth st:
with concrete foundation, 24x2S IT.; will sell
cheap II taken at once Address e448, Jour-
nal. -.Gt 49,
FOR S226, 500 DOWN, WILL SELL TWO
beautiful lots, one a corner, 49th and Ewing
Take Minnetonka car to France av;. finest lots
around. Fitzgerald, 3O18 Aldrich 8.
sOUTHEAsT, 81 900 EACH, BEST RESIDENCE
lots, 40 tt. frontage on Essex and Walnut st
Sc near the university and river parkway.
Gould. Owner 420 Guaranty Bldg.
CORNER LOT, WEST FRONT, UP TO STREET
grade, one OF the finest building sites in Cal
hOun Park, corner Holmes av and 38d st, $3.50.
Address 8436, journal.
j195 FOR FULL-sIZED LOT ON 18th Av
near S5th; city water, east front; this Is q
snap; $25 down and $40 per month. Newhall,
$50 Temple Court.
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SIS, 5OO-7l0 Z 18th lST, 1U-RUUM HOUSE, MODE
a,5oo-los4 l4th av SD, 3 rooms, modern
except heat; two lots. 4;
81, 65o-719 18th av SE' rooms. city water.
85o0-Three houses large lot, corner 9th av
4 and Aldrich.
So, 2Oo-8O39 Lyndale rooms, modern, good
barn. large lot and fine shade trees.
$2OOO-2421 4th av s, 8 rooms, modern ex-
cept heat, barn. a
$5,5oo-e-room house, three lots, corner Port
land av and Lake st, fine property to i'm
prove.
Vacant Lots.
$s,500-132 #. corner University and I'd ay
Sc, an extra good corner for fat building.
ST, OOO-Colfax ay between 18th aud 26th
SITS S. E&s at H.5mG4 e
$sOO-Large east front lot Dupont ay N be-
tween 18th and Doth avs.
E-.s. = 4, II Smith 60d phoonix HJd0
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7, AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS ON SALARY Or coMMISsIoN-THE
greatest agents seller ever producedi every
user of pen and ink buys it on sight; 200 to
500 per cent profit; one agents sales amount
ed to $500 in six days; another $50 In two
hours. Monroe Mfg. Co., x 120, La Crosse, WIS.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MONTHLY
payment accident and sickness INSURANCE. 90.
iicitor to act as local manager OF Industrial
department. of an old and established COM
pany; liberal contract to producer. Ad-
dress 1900, Journal.
LEARN TO FIT GLASSES AND MAKE BIG
money wherever you 60. Our free book with
full information sent without cost. A postal
will bring it, all charges paid. Jacksonian
Optical College, College Place, IL, Jackson,
{. Mich. s..ss u &
AGENTS CAN EASILY MAKE $40 A DAY
selling our Gold Window Letters. Novelty
: Signs and 7Chapgeable Signs; catalogue free.
sullivan Co., ,4o5 w Van Buren, ct, chicago,Ill.
MUTUAL HAIL AND CYCLoNE-GooD MEN
make SO to $50 per day writing 1t. Agents
wanted MINI. Farmers Mutual InS. Co..
1926 Railway building. :.
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HoME BUILDERS.
Frank N. Durgin. 317 New York Life Bldg,
furnishes building loans on easy terms.
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GOING TO CANADAf-wE ARE ABSOLUTE
owners of 100000 acres in Sunny Southern
Alberta, all within eight miles Of railroad;
the new transcontinental line OF the Great
Northern will also 60 through our tract;
choice prairie, free from brush; price So per
In Canada Next excursion April II. o. w.
i Kerr Co., $40 Guaranty building. T. @.
087o; N. w. Main 2846. sy
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MINING INVESTMENTS

MINING lNvESIMENIS
>~~~~~~S~~S~s~~~.~~
Il. E, SMITH & Co., 1894 GUARANTY BLDG,
Minneapolis: also Duluth and Superior. We
buy and sell IN all markets; We have in NOT
ollet 300.
PLATTEVILLE Wis, LEAD AND ZIN0
stocks. Write concerning stocks. Advice
free. ". p. Mcdonald. Andrns Bid6.s Mps.
MNING-FoR SALE, PANHANDLE 111IT-
ing Co. stock, 1Sc per share. $40 Railway
building, Minneapolis
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s,7oo ACRES CHOICE HARDWOOD TIMBER

land, vicinity Mile Laos lake; schools, church
es, postoffce, roads on and thru property; only
as whole; price SIS per acre, easy terms II
you are in position to buy write me. B. NJ.
HungerfOrd, Aitkin, MINI.
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IF you ARE LOOKING FOR BARGAINS IN
farm land in North Dakota, South Dakota or
Minnesota, or ranch lands or city property, we
have them; also 800 acres Of timber land In
Pine county, Mimi, So an acre on small pay
ments; also two fine houses that we will trade
Z for farm lands, both houses modern and In
good location. List your property with us IL
you want to sell or exchange. Stewart Bar
rett Co., 535 Temple Court. Minneapolis,
MINI.
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For Rent Furnished Houses.
a RARE OPPORTUNITY; A COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
for two years or more from June, 1905. The
house Is heated In one Of the most desirable
residence sections of the city and within easy
walking distance Of the business portion; re-.
sponsible parties only need apply. Address
1913. Journal. 5 $50 y -
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MEDICAL

>~N~S~~~N~~S~~-~~~~~~A
CLIFTON A. SMELL OPToMETRIsT, HAS RE.
moved his office to S04 Nicollet av, room 2O2
DIR. GERTRUDE STANTON, only woman OPP
tician in twin cities Optical Dept, Dayton's.
E. w. KITTREDGE, MANUFACTURING or.
Hcian. 40 9th at s.
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A BEAUTIFULLY WOODED MINNEToNKA
lot free for the best name for new subdivision.
American Suburbs Co.. 1924 Kasota block.
WANTED-To RENT SMALL COTTAGE ON
lower Lake Minnetonka for the season. Ado
dress $685. Journal. ~ ~ ~
I HAVE SOME VERY CHOICE LOTS AT
Spring Park for sale, ADDRESS 1850, Journal.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1906-11-10
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1906.
TIE THOMPSON SCHEME.

The Washington Post has the sa-
gacity to see very clearly what the
South needs, and the holiness to- state
1oat need very frankly. 1t pro
nounces the scheme to deport the
Alro-Americans to the Isthmus of
Panama too silly for serious con-
sideration,' cruel. malignant and des-
potic. 1t remarks:
There is no conceivable excuse for
applying to the black drone and para
site any treatment which ignores his
white e,.ual and imitator The latter
is as objectionable as the former-he
Is more so, in fact. because his in
fu"""" ia worse and his excuse less. =
OF the South, it says: ct is a
u. -i,ot >Wu1tn sWarms with mischie-
yous and idle men One sees them
everywhere. One feels their Injurious
effect in all directions. There is no
reason why society should be re-
CURED to support them Society has
right to protect itself against per-
,sistent and ircorri2ibie foes. Even if
these drones did nothing worse than
set an evil and dangerous example,
they would still be legitimate subjects
Tor the laws reproving discipline
All this is true, but the effect of the
vote OF this ignorant and mischievous
rahble is not noticed. It is that vote
which downs such men as Hampton
and i:eirw and Carmack and substi
tutes such rabble-rousers and slush
singers as Tillman and Vardaman and
jeff Davis in their stead. It is the
ss:,nc brood of lawless hoodiums which