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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

THE headquarters of toe Tofrcon
division are az 9imu'co FOR iho pros
unt buf VIII be changed q lNIp af
ier lho ffat of next year io Gomez
ralaCIu. where new shops and termf
nal OF the Mexican Central are boz
ine constructed and WIN o. completed
next January n, 8. Craig 81 aupei
inicndenl at this division
Tho Arnascnllenics division "a
made up OF that part Of the Mexican
division between San Juan del Rio
and ~ Colorado Tho 0uanaiuaio
aud the Tcpolala branches are also
added 90 thls now division.
D. H. Clegg has boon appointed
superintendent of this division with
headquarters at AEuuscsliCnics.
Tho two noW divisions Of the Cen,
trail we're created the FIRST of Decem.
hcr nad orders announcinF the
changes were issued ifom TIE Office
Of General Manager u u siynef
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
TERRY MeooVERN WILL
LEAVE FOR CUBA TOMORROW

Brooklyn Dec N.--rlrry McGnyufn
sailed from here this Morn.
lug with his base bail team Tor Ha.
vana Aa has booked engagements
with the best teams iu Cuba Pop
Watkins, tho famous coach viii sail
with MCGoyem and hia team and
VIII act as trainer rorry's Idea is go
Eet Into good condition and in lac
meantime make few shcckcls.
Charley Malay OF This city who play.
ga with Rochester of the Eastern
League last season. Us included in
the team malay will act a. McGoy.
ern's sparring partner 90 Terry win
give several aparring exhibitions On
the theatres The team Is composed
OF National League players. Joe
Wall. who had an offer 20 play this
winter la Tampa. Fla. IN the Winter
League cancelled his engagement 20
20 To Cuba with Terry McGoyerh
today announces that he viii 80
south with the New York Giants on
their training trip.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

nrookBu Dec s-Thu Church
and The Education OF TIE Negro was
the principal topic of discussion nt
the great meeting oft y. rs Church
bishops and uiinlEiou yesterday Bis
hop naenn ~ Divinity screol pcter
burg. Va. stated that the socictg
was working ior the hottormoni OF
i0O10.u0O negroes On The southern
states The Right Rev Bishop Bur
reas n 3D.. who presided explained
the work the society had undertaken.
Addresses were delivered hy the
Rlghi Ret ID n. Greer ID. D.. bishop
Coadiutor OF Ncw York. the Hon. u.
Cutting. Dr s. q. Athens correspond
iuH secretary ui education of the
African Methods; Zion church. and
or W Thomas Lowell. Of Norfolk,
Nn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

on which Pa Wnniod 10 go to Albu-
QuefQuc
a circumstance which might con.
ir0vori iha foul play theory ia iha. g
watch. sonic gold rlast and q small
rnn of motley we're found nu his body
ii ihe mHn was murdered rnaufrf
VISA probably mot the motive
a c1foncrs jury found that cald-
well bad come 90 his death hy being
run over hy q train There was no
evidence abducted hoforo the jury
which would throw lighi uucl the cir
cumFinuces Of his death.
CaidHaiis death 81 ga much 9
mystery as. ever Unless something
develops 10 lho future d win probably
remain Eurn The body viii hO buried
here By Undertaken Borders
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
UNITED STATES CROP
YIELDS FOR SEASON.

Washington. Doc s.-The Novem.
Der crop report Of the federal de.
partment 81 agriculture which was -.
sued today shows last years record
breaking corn crop distanced by ia.
900 900 bushels. in n total yield OF
1851 .O06. 900 bushels this soaeon
The hay crop Is short OF last years
Yield hy 100000 tons and 5000. 900
tons short of the average preceding
ten years The wheat crop q id.000.
300 bushels more than last year: rye
IA i.62l 900 bushels The potato
crop increased 100000 bushels.
The only decrease OF Importance IN
this years grain crops was a loss of
10000 900 In oats and 1900 coo la
huckwhoat The aggregate Yield Of
Az grains this year was i.6G2 O93.0
or 1889 900 more bushels than
lnai year which ia ahead of all pre-
Vi0us years The 1905 corn yield
sets higher figure than tho unlteo
States has ever before known and
shows that this country raises 80 per
cent Oi the corn grown Ia the world.
The yield this year IS i7a,Oo0 900
bushels more than last year; the
yield per acre "a "A bushels IN Ok.
cess OF last year and eve bushels
above the ten year average. The
report gives the quality as above tho
average. $50 compared with 300 last
year s22 IN 1904. and S3t IN 1903
The farm reserves 81 corn or 40
per cent ~ ihe crop Of 1906 are 49,
100000 on a7.GO0.00O more than last
year and are the second largest on
record. There wab a decrease In the
supply % corn on the farms from
March 4 TO November /, of $4,000.
900 compared with ST3.oO0,O00 bush.
cis for the same time last year The
preliminary estimate of the average
Yield per acre Of potatoes d 1895
bushels against an average Yield of
81 bushels as finally est lmated iu
1905 ilnf bushels in 1904, ana a ten
year average of sfi The average qs
10 quality is 80 per cent az compared
with 85.f one year ago. s1a in ia0f
and 86l in 1908 The preliminary
estimate of The average yield pul
acre of hay "a 1885 tons, against on
average yield of 1854 tons as finally
estimated in i505.i52 tons IN 1904
ana "a ten year average OF iaf The
average as 20 quality Ia 500 pes cent
against eAk one year ago; 1921 lf
1904. and 0t.a Ia 1903
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
the NEW eAsLs llns


New i0rk Dec Concerning the
Commercial Cable company OF Cuba
which wRa Incorporated ln Albany
Clarence A Mackay president Of ths
Maukay companies and the CONNER
cial Gable companies today made q
statement in connection with the
company which explains how the com.
pany gets rights 90 operate Ia Cuba.
"rho company, be- said 10 being or.
ganized by the Mackay companies ga
Say two cables from the unitUf States
iu Cuba 90 compete With tho Weigrn
Union cables which up to the pres.
emit had a monopoly OF the business
Tho monopoly was granted hy The
hpanlahf government forty Woars agu
and We WIN nov eater Into cumneil
ton with the Western Union az The
monopoly hes ceased 90 eAist When
tho monopoly expires az twelve
o'clock today oir tWo cables viii be-
worked and We viii have direct com
munlcation between Havana and Noe
York and Key West aud Fiorlda
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
OFFICIAL MATTERS

fHH"HHM" "AMNNH NAHM.fMN.M.
Tho foilwlng have been appointed
notafies public by Acting Governor j.
w Reynolds
Charles s. Rudolph. Rooiada. Gam
Miguel county Benjamin Sanchez
AraEon, socorro county
Clarence g. Mcnrrmoit Fnywooi
Grant county Manuel y. Iimlnor Ia
NeRns. San Miguel county.
PoatmaateFa Appointed.
Frank Bolton has been appointed
postmaster at Rinc0nnda Rio Arrnn
county 60 succeed otto Kopln. re.
signed
Margaret Barber has tsen ap.
pointed postmaster ID Fort Huaehurs
Arlx, 90 lhe place of Narcla Fort.s
resigned
Joseph iAysay wac to-day commits
stoned postmaster al Earlham Sow
Mexico.
Posloiiiee D seontInued.
The postofdce al Andrews. glerra
county will be discontinued nfr.r
January 2. and Will ho superseded d.
rural free delivery.
Articles Of incorporation
The foilowisg articles of lncorpor..
ton have been Glcd in the onlcr oI
Territorial Secretary o. ". Raybolds
Continental Lumber company min
olpal place Of business at Silver "a,
Grant county Territorial AROMA
Thomas a Miller az Silver an -
Capital stock f25.OO0O0. divided ma
two hundred ana nily shares of M
par value OF 500 each. commeneln.
business with $4,000. object dooiing
IN lumber and other BUILDING matrt
ihls' Duration, nhy years. Ino.r.
porators. Thomas a. Miller. Oeorre
City. "''''
Forest Queen Copper compap,
Principal place OF business al sim.
Guy Grant county Territorial seent
=. W aloss, al Silver CITY. Canli,i
stock Si0oo.0oO. divided lnto ona
million shares of the pnr vain, nf
each. commencing hunlnose vl,h
$1,000 Object general mlnlnr md
ness Duration atty years Incor
pofalors, u ~ Keller. mn paso.
w ainss, OF Silver CITY. Ia N a.,
lord, oi Nognl and % n wt.hc ~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
LARGE COAL OUTPUT
m INDIA DURING PAST YEAR

London. Dec. S--A blue hook ia
sued today shows the total number
OF coal mines In operation la India
to be 270 compared with 29f ln 1894
The Total output last year was s..
ai9.73e tons az which 7.23s.82a tons
we're produced in the Province Of
ncugai The average number OF pei
sous working Ia the mines Is given
o. S7.9a5. of whom 1909 are adult
males and 2.ea5 children under ~
years uf axe.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
SAILORS HOME 10 &c
LARGEST iN THE

New York. Dec SHE aoamen's
church institute Of the port of New
York is raising funds Cd erect d
sailors home which win be lhc larg
cm FEB 'ha world a plot ai the
upper cornof of South street and
Cooniics Slip fronting on jeanette
Park has been purchased and work
on ihc nuw building was commenced
to-day Tho iuilding which gill De
RANT Do ihr centre oi Sailouovn
VIA BE- a ten story one and Will COM
tain 900 beds There viii bo a club
room and apartments Tor captains
and officers. alsO restaurant and tho
shipping bureau which VIII bo estah
llshed when thc home q built VII
ouabie any tar To gei a ship without
leaving the building
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
SCHEDULE OF THE
FIREMEN
READY
To BE Presented 20 General
Manager Hurley Of the
Santa re.

rht Joint executive board of iho
nremen ~ ihc Santa Fe who have
been ln eesslun in Topeka Cor about
two WEEKS. haa rranRed the schedule
ZOE O. aill be nflseaied go - " Hurley
the generai manager OF The SANTA ~.
says the Topeka Capital
o. is rumOred that thr hrcmou viii
make demands for q rgieo uf 40 ger
cent ger hundred miles This was
not confirmed hy the officers oi The
board hui Is has been circulated by
members Of the organization llyi2f Ia
The city. These demands win be made
on account OF the different CLASSES of
labor on the system receiving ON in.
.crlaso Many ~ che other SYSTEMS
la this sectios ct the country are
granting increases 90 al different
classes OF labor in train service 1nd
the iremen 0p ihls system think they
arc untitled DO az much anlary as any
other system tn the country
Tom Burke. chairmen o. thc board.
said last eyeninE I'VE have been
working on the new schedule for
about two weeks and have q shout
com loicd We called u- Mr. Hurley
today 90 see when be would De ready
io meet the committee and 49, said DE
would meet ns az soon az possible
and would send for us when ready
There SIS NO doubt but what he viii
troat us right and we expect 90 have
no thnhle ln agreeing on the new
schedule WHOM asked shout the Ia
crease In salary BE- refused 90 discuss
thc subject and said lhat he had MOTH
Ing 90 say We have met and arrang
ca the schedule that win De pres nted
to Mr. Hurley ! expect few
changes win ~ made IN q. There usu-
ally a. However, we will Dc ready 90
meet BIN when be sends Tor us and
expect everything 20 be settled In a
ahnrl time and Without hlnlnnliY."
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

Thsre Is no other medicine manu-
featured that hiss received 30 much
praise and so many expressions ~
gratitude as Chamberlain Cough
Remedy Il o. effective. and prompt
rcllef follows Us usf. Grateful rar
eats everywhere 90 not hositaio 20
testify 10 sos merits Cor the benefit
of others. 10 81 certain cure for
cfOup ana will prevent the attack u
given az The nrst appearance OF the
disease q o. especially adapicd 90
children as q q pleasant 90 take aad
contains nothing Injurious Mr " a.
Humphreys e sell known resident
and clerk IN the store Of Mr. y Lock
Of Alice. Cape Colony South Africa,
says. "a have used ChamAcllnin'a
Cough Remedy 10 ward on Group p-t
colds in nay family ! found d 90 be
VERY satisfactory aad q givea mo
pleasure 20 recommend a." For sale
By nl dfufgiate
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
POSITIONS OPEN ON


The ioilowirg positions on the Tic
son division ol The Southern Pacific
are constructiveiy open aad applica.
tiona VII ho received up "a The 10TH
of This month Tor the vacancies;
The positions 90 freirnt brnkomen
are;
Cab 500. fnrdshurERln 0rande disc
trlct. vice y r Mechanics
Cab 31d. Tucsoul.ordsbnrg DISTRICT
WC9 G. ID Allca
Csh 2ii ballast work train. Tucson.
l.ordshurr district. Vice d O'Connor
Cab $50 Benson Nogalea branch. To-
.cai. vice u ~ Gibbons.
Ceb 21h. 1uCson'loFdsburg district
slice w. u Robinson
Cab 8Tg. Tue sOnl.0rdsburg district
Vice u. 4. laraos
Cab ESQ Tucson Benson local. vice
10 r. Williams
Cab i89 henson. i.ordsburs local
Vice " % McCullooh
Cab $50. work train nenson-N ogale'
branch. vice g. j. schmid, and J .
light
Passenger hrakemeu
no AZ aad i2 Conductor q ]. knes
Fle Tucson Nugales branch. vice u
~ Drlscoll
No 20 and a. Conductor e, Lennon
ruosou'Rip Grtnde district Vice Z N
Miles
CONDUCTOR
Cab $50, Tucson l.ordshurg district
vice a. W. sullivan
cab sac. ilerlsburs Rio Gaadc local
vice y ~ Sarrells
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

3. y. Waterman 81 WATERFOWL, o..
rural free delivery writes. Ny
daughter. afflicted Tor years with cpl.
lousy. was cured Ply Or Kings New
Life Pills. She has not had an a.
tack for over two years hest aosiy
cicanaera and lifo giving tonic pills on
earth 25c az alI druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
SAD MANAGEMENT AT
LOCAL STATION
Arrival Of Several Trains at Once
cauasa Much Confusion.

Causes Much Confusion,
A nice bunch Of confusion existed
al the local station this morning when
the delayed trains three Ia number
began arriving from the east The
cars Of the 10 paso train, No. o. which
arrived about . o'clcck Ia the mora
iug, occupied track No T. Train No
arrived on track No. about y
O'Clock. Then ten minutes latter train
No. arrited ON track 30. 4 from
the vest The passengers % q has
JUST alighted and were getting over 20
the station platform the best tney
could. a-d No 3 had not been cut IN
two when train no. pulled Ia ON
track No. 2. The situation was very
confusing % passengers not acquaint'
ed with the station aad he possibility
OF some one getting hurt was really
lmminent. when the bulky form o.
Trainmaster Ripley hove into slant,
Trains we're immediately cut and part.
ed giving the passengers on the train
on the track iathest from the plat
form an unobstrueted passage way.
A frf ight wreck on the main line
this side of Trinidad d said 20 have
beer the cause OF the lateneas OF The
trains arriving from the east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
TWO NEW DIVISIONS
on nlnMINlA

Two new divisions uf Che Mexican
Central Nero created on ihe drst day
OF this month. che new divisions be'
mH the IUueon and the Aeuascalien'
tcs Tt's chanRe makes total 81
hKe divisions at the present
Tho Torreon division D. composed
20 that part oi the Monterey division
between Fiuoiho and Gomez Palacio.
which 81 tsten nom the 0ld division
and pat Into abe uew one and that
part 90 the chihuahua division hp.
tween IA Colorado und limiueg
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
uNrEarAlNERs foh LOCAL
READING ROOMS

8. y. Busser. superintendent o. read
ing rooms on the Santa Re. has sent
out a circular Introducing Gage W
Christopher. Gladys Carey and Roma
ia Christopher. entertainers, who are
touring the system giving concerto az
railroad reading rooms. and are book
Cd 10 appear &C the local reading
rooms tomorrow night.
Regarding the trio. the circular
says.
Mr. Christopher as solOiat and
speaker of humorous mcnOlogues aas
attained considerable eminence on the
coast AID bis work Is that Of a ,raiued
artist GLADYS Grey has been truly
called a great yiolinlst Her violin Is
over geo years old aad worth more
than 81 900 These people do not try
hard for n return date but they in
yarlahiy 81 &c. DO not miss them
Tell Il 70 your friends and take then
With you.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

For the news OF The coming session
lot tae Kansas legislature. ns we'll az
IAN other news. subscribe Tor THE TO.
PEKA DAILY STATE JOURNAL 100
days for 800 Send On your subacrlp.
tion at oace. Address.
TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL.
Topeka. Kansas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
INTERESTING JEWISH
nnnn NanMN IN l


Birmingham. Enss Dee S-The
Birmingham Jews celebrated the iubi
lee Of thoif house nf worship The
1flgin uf the congregation is obscure
bat ll has existed Tor over 800 years.
Lord George Gordon. q convert 20 the
faith and q much maligNed men was
minister 90 the congregation from
1865 % 1855 Hih conversation 90
judaism which toss place in Birming
ham. Is one of the most important
episodes in the Jewish history OF the
city. Tcl,olo Schln the English
chief Rabbi. refused 90 receive lord
George into the church bat he WAS
subsequently, admitted In Blrming.
ham ne lodged al the house nf one
Rabbi Jacob. where he held service
lMluynnl night and morning. He
was initiated there into the Ahraha.
mic convent and took the name Of
Israel Abraham. lie also wore the
traditional long beard and followed
an Jewish customs In 1888 be was
sentenced 90 Ave years imprlsOn
ment in NewgAte for d libel upon tine
criminal justice Of the country and
Tor aiandering Marie Antolnetso ana
The French ambassador IN London
iie died Ia Newgaia iall IN 1888.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

Dealers aay that those who
have used Chumberlain'a Stomach
aad Liver Tablets Gre quite loyal 90
Them aud can not DO persuaded to
take any substitute Get e free sam.
pie az any drug store, give them a
trial and You. too will want them Ia
.prefereace 20 any other They cure
stOmnch troubles. blli0usnoss and con.
situation.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
CALNWELlS lDENTITY
PROBABLYESTABLISHED
Chlol Of Police MCMllIln Re
celyos Letter From
Mark Baker.
A NATIVE OF WEST VIRGINIA
John Caldwell. Father Is Poor
Death Circumstances Probably
Remain a Mystery.

hHH q mouth oI n1illni 90 avafDr
duHuF which Undtuakei a Borders.
thr Albuquerque police and aH-ia fe
detectives have sluahi in irasn Fpmo-
Trims ui fha laiivCs Cr lriCndH 90
a. a Caldwell the man who wore "a
government socrai service badge and
who wa fonAd dead along thc Santa
W. lracls near Agodones hy section
men on the morning 81 Nov 81 D be-.
inled letter comes 90 Chiof McMillin
ffom marx Baker. of Swpei Springs.
Monroe county. W. Va. which. while
u tells little OF who be- was, dlEclosea
lhe deniity of his parrnts who reside
iu Monroe oNulty West Nirsinis.
Hero ls the letter.
Sweet sprinea WI Va
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

tlves 90 enc family of languages. San.
skrli. latin ana Gothic, had died out
Swing place io the mufc adyanccd
Hindasiancc. Romance tongue and
German
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-05
Farm Lands.

FOR sALE-wHoLEsALE ONLY.
$3.50 Per Acre-1O, $50 acres, solid body, near
railway in southern sunny Alberta; all
Viii retail i'o at s1s5o to ' Sis PER acre.
Terms, one half cash, balance five yearly
$500 Per Acre-1o,ess acres, alternate sections,
20 miles south of Sentinel Butte, Billings
D. LITTLE Mss01s flyer
proposition; decided land; half cash, bal
'T ance one. two and three years, T6 per
$3.50 Per Acre-u, 800 acres, IL miles east Of
Greeley, Col, in the irrigated district
where irrigated land sells at 500 pei
acre. Big speculation. Half cash, bal
5000: Per 600 acres good farm land, Is
- miles north Of Glen Ullin, in Mercer
~ county. N. D.. Adjoining lands sell Ut
+ $1250 per acre. One-t third cash, balance
o., = 20 tour annual payments, per cent: -,
level plow land, miles from railway stu:
ton and 80 miles south Of Winnipeg
Manitoba, In famous Red River valley
settlers all around it. One third cash
O.. ~ balance rye yearly payments, per cent
$500 Per Acre-800o acres, eastern Montana
$4,000 worth Of improvements, mostly
balance good terms,
No trades Prices net; you must add to
iutely control these lands at these prices.
l. Quoted subject to prior sale.
Wholesale lands only.
- All prices subject to prior sales, withdrawal
from market and change Of price without
rs aussan tS' Building EGiI
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-05
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

at IoS Hennepfn az. Telephone N. w Main
. 1853; Tri.State $3.50. j.. a. johnson, general
y. manager residence zoos I'd ay 8, telephone n.
Manager johnson lands Undertaking Co.
HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Masonic Temple. 9th and Hen Both phones
MOE & McNAMEE, 1858 Goth AV N; lady as
sistant. N. W.. Mic. 326 J; Trt-State. 1888
n. o. WELANDER & co., FUNERAL DIREC-
tors, embalmers. 1880 Franklin. Both phones.
LANDS UNDERTAKING CO., Successors to
johnson y Lands, Sc 7th st s. Both phones.
JOHN n. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
s and embaimer. SO 7th st s.. Both phones.
E. n. DAUPHINE co., Funeral Directors 81s
9th ay 8. r. G. 297O: N. w. Main 1s24J.
ENGER BROS, UNDERTAKERs AND EN-.
balmers. 412 Cedar av s. Both phones.
j. WARREN ROBERTS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
&c no HenLepin az. Both phones 32S2
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-05
AUTOMOBLEsAND BICYCLES
MONUMENTS

NORTHWESTERN MANTEL co., MONU.
ments, headstones and markers; special de-
signs on request. Office 40 9Th st s.; granite
and marble works, 3517 Hen. az. Both phones.
MONUMENTS AND MARKERS AT COST.
Leonard Eckes, granite works. GIT Goth N.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-05

sEAg 5 se0:AoRE sTooK T1aM: =:
Gated % miles northwest OF Minneapolis
ss 100 ss S 100
ural hay meadow thoroughly drained, will cut
200 tons OF hay each year; six-room house;
ssED sSs sd sSt ba sI s
stock farms in the state price go per acre
building, Minneapolis.
- FREE HoMEsTEADs.
eharse OF
Colorado. Many took advantage Of our Offer
our 1 e Rea
pure Tat ts close to 5asoaS a.
US at once as we will not crowd car; take
limited number. Nichols & Frissell. 1923
Andrus building. .>s- {
FARM FOR sALE-LOCATED SEVEN MILES
acres fenced; fair house. good large barn,
nGs css ab bsante bse
three years II properly managed. 4 snap.
Address A. H. Laughlin. Lisbon. N. D.
BUY LAND NEAR oaILv1E, KANA5Eo ooUN.
y. MIMI M, richest soil IN the state fine laying
water, good Climate, good lone '1 MARKETS Rss;
values Increasing rapidly. Buy now. Send
L: K. Howard, so2 Oneida building, Mime
BIG gNR ron CANADIAN INVESTORS AND
anywhere western Canada. guaranteed loca-
ton. $3.50 per acre, $3.50 cash. balance two
equal payments: This means 81 to So per acre
Moose Jaw. Sask. r.
IF YOU WANT FARM IN SOUTH DAKOTA
or expect to go out to Lyman county and look
over the section. through which railroads are
now building, write or call on US; low rates.
TOOTH New York Life Bldg, St. Paul. MINI
NORTH DAKOTA LANDS ron sALE-r1NEsr
township Lett In tHhettingsr double
half offered Dunn, Billings Morton, Sections
east and west OF the river. Come at once
Wilcox. $40 Phoenix building. =
FOR RENT OF sALE-FoRTY ACRES m
Wright county, with good six-roorn house, two
stables and chick enhouse, twelve acres under
sultiyation Eor particulars call or address
FOR 1E-wELL-IMPRovED aoo-AoREFARM
acre tract at s14.so per acre Terms to suit suit
purchaser, Jay p, Morrill,, 4o7 Globe building,
LOWEST PRICED LANDS IN STATE, 81 70
Write for list and information. Guaranty
Farm Land Co.. Duluth. MINI.
FREE WORCESTERSHIRE LOCATE you
on free homestead and sell you land adjoin-
Address 3. Lloyd. Beach, N. D.
HOUSE AND LOTS. WITH WINDMILL,
water tank and out buildings, at Robbinsdale;
easy terms. American Suburbs Co., 34244-46
Security Bank building. iz
FOR sAL-HOMEsTEAD RELINQUIsHMENT,
Kidder Co.. N. D.. near railroad and towns;
| good time to file; house, well. Inquire 1920
9th st Sc.
FINE PRAIRIE LAND. NORTH DAKOTA, Sc
to $14 per acre. with honesteads adjoining.
Excursions every week. Yale Land Co., 2O6
4th st 8. 81
FOR SALE Or FOR TRADE, FARM ia ACRES
near Minneapolis, Mimi; good buildings all
under cultivation. Owner. I. Horror, Elgin,
III.
FARM LOANs-WE WISH 10 EsTABLIsH
farm loan agencies throughout the northwest
Mrtts Iowa Land Credit Co.. BEDDING. Iowa.