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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-17
DREAM LIFE.
By Frederick Farrell.

The opening beauty OF spring, in
all its innocence and modest lowell
ness, shines like a smile from heaven.
A cadence of sweet song weaves its
way TREMENDOUSLY through the fresh
ioliaged trees, soothing as it were
the heart OF nature, like a message
of eternal peace.
I feel that sacred serenity Of soul,
las I stand on the shores of Missis-
sippi's winding way, bathed in the
tranquil light of the vernal dawn;
and my heart responds to the many
voices of nature - the brooks sing
songs Of gladness. the winds whisper
notes OF peace, and the waves muir
muir threnodies.
To me the flowers seem a symbol
Of resurrection, the river a type Of
life. and the ocean to whence it flows
an image of eternity
| love the blue skies, the smiling
fields. and the limpid streams, and
often, as | gaze into the night so
full of stars, what flood of revcries
steal over me-unforgotten memo
ries of the past, the wondrous reality
of the present, and the golden dreams
of the future
The friends we make today, love,
Forsake us on the morrow;
All pleasures feet away, love,
And leave us care and sorrow.
The things we dream tonight, love
Are vanished ere we waken;
The smiles that face light, love,
By tears are overtaken.
| The twilight had deepened into
gray, and the evening star was diml.
burning in the west, as the music
murmur of Loves old sweet song
stole upon my ear What innumer
able sensations possessed mel Wha
dreams of life and happiness!
Ny soul seemed to take the wing
of morning and, like feeting wave
traverse the depths of the stars;
} saw the flight of time and the fata
ity of time; the finite was but a lin
in the endless chain of the infinite
and love the conception of all thing
like flower born OF being, attain
It's perfection in the Elysian field
, of the hereafter.
Like mourners. sad and lone, the
stand
In the depths OF the woodlands oil
That stretch away from the moul
tains grand,
Agleam in rose and gold.
A haunt where sweeter music dwell
t Than the >easeless song OF the Sc
: And the silent heart OF nature quel
$ Those dreams despairingly.
Unchanged through all the seasoi
Il run,
In the blue Of the vaulted sky:
4 shelter home when the day IS don
: For the worshipers on high.
it 8 deep communion with the soul
5, At the foot of the purple pine!
! What golden hours will time unrc
OF life and love divine?
.The pale moon IS shining thrpuf
my latticed window. and deep
lepce broods over the city solitud
Now and agin the rumbling Of G
breaks the stiffness. and loses itse
in the distance. Ny thoughts are t
$ away tonight, and memories Of 9TH
c days crowd upon me--memorles tn;
! serve to awaken those deeper emo
t tons OF tenderness and truth N
I soul is mirrored in the past and r.
\ fleets the brightness Of the futur'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-17

The Countess Castellane, nee Miss
Gould, has sued for a total divorce,
and asks for the custody of her chill
dren and separate domicile pending
proceedings. Marrying a title is not
always satisfactory business.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-17

Mrs. Elijah" Dowie has separated
from her husband, and has declared
herself with the ordinary ioi,o.ver5
Of Zion She at least seems to be
filled with the right spirit, ior she
has ordered her handsomely furnish
ed homes to be sold for tie good of
the Zion church.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-17

A Clarksdale man who used TO
have door mat with the word "Wel-
come on it, now that his daughters
have grown up has substituted one
with the sign Beware of the dog. =
Clarksdale Register.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-17
ST. PATRIcK'S
DAY.

Three cheers for old ireland IS
the hurral's that go up today from
all over the land OF the free, the home
Of the brave. This is the day wheh
the wearing OF the green is the POI
ular color in Greenvilfe. 1t is ST.
Patrick's DAY in The. morning, the
18th 81 March. and our Toast to old
Ireland IS
Her men the bravest.
Her women the fairest,
On the sea;
Her history deserves II.
The world to her owes il.
That now she be free.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-17

The TIMES will publish the name
OF every member of the Business
Mems League after the committee
solicits its membership, so that the
city can see who will work for Great
er Greenville.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1906-03-17

says here for the patient to pay the
50 for medicine and return the Wis
its.
At Grand on April 9Th
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Did you drink .absinthe on eggnog

The Helena, Ark, Business League
has two hundred and twenty FIVE
members, who contribute monthly
two dollars each, Let the Greenville
citizens 90 them 4 few better We
can do it.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-05

l'1|klS1 G. B. & @. Ry.
iyI Phone N. W.. Main $50. T. G. 81
llUlIl2 Ticket Office. cor. 3rd and Nicol1st
E Union Depot-Nicolet and High 50
Leave All Trains Daily ! Arrive
f:soan. Chicago Scenic Express Los p,ra.
t:Soam. Winona, La Crosse. Dubuque.
Chicago, St Louis. -. los pm.
f:sop.m. The Chicago Limited" 800 An.
1:b0p.m Winona. La Crosse, Dubuque
Chicago. st. Louis. .....l 500 a..
53oa-m. Rock Island. Davenport Gin
,.,o i ION, mi MGlin:; Rscrls; issD.n.
I.oVa-m.l b. Louis scenic 6xpre0S
73op. M Rock Island. Davenport. Clin-
ton. Moline. Peoria 500 An
750p.n. The BIT. Louis Limited" 500 an,
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CRADLE. ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Garwick, 1901 Marshau
street NE, daughter. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uarquist, 4227 Blaisdell
avenue, a daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson. $3.50 Eighteenth
avenue s, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lomeier, 1905 East TWEEN.
ty-second street, a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dennig, 2428 Sixteenth ave-
nue., son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dahlstedt, 25so Monroe
street NE,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
William Forster and Clara Lang.
Walter O. Huestis and Frances W.. Meeker,
John August Sandell and Ester X. Magnusaous
Arvid Mode and Elizabeth Larson.
William r. Brown and Florence Manuel.
Elmer D. Barncord and E1lanora Neunan.
Adolph J.. Gunnarson and Anna O. Turner.
DEATHS.
James ST. Robinson city hospital.
Anna willisms. city hospital.
John Mann, city hospital.
Sylvester Manley. 2518 Penn avenue y.
clara Bigiski, BOT University avenue NE.
Eva Luokinan, Eastman avenue.
Charles L. Wright, 1925 Niccllet avenue,
Lille Greening st. Barnabas hospital.
Gladys II. Spornsr, Achury hospital.
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BUILDING PERMITS

F. d. Tallant, 8945 Garfield avenue, 1h-
story frame dwelling .................. So, 0oC
Frank N. Powers, 1858 Lyndale avenue
stores 1880. ......... 5000
Minneapolis Street Railway company, 731
East Lake street, one-story cement
brick sub.system. :.......... $500
N. alterations ........................ 1900
nue. N, iss-story frame dwelling -. 1000
story frame dwelling ................. LOCO
a story frame dwelling ....-.s........... 1,5oe
Charles N. Robinson 1921 Park avenue,
wo-story frame dwelling ...........'... 4,ooc
frame dwelling ..s'. = 500
Twenty seven minor permits ........... 1880
Total. 80 permits !. .ssl .ost
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved

FINE HOMES NEAR THE LAKES AND PARKS
/, $4,000 for an elegant new and up-to date
home In the heart Of the Lowry Hill dis
ish throughout, large amount Of very dne
loaded plate glass; located on three large lots
eserea With ane OAK shade trees can 10 obtain tam
particulars. .s4
II. Have some snaps in good substantial homes
oughly modern houses, located in the highest
priced residence locality In the eighth. thir,
in for full particulars before you buy. as |
can save you $1,000 to $1,000 on present
S., 2oo-s61s Pleasant av, an all modern,
east front, brand new house, seven rooms ana
aslcove, good sized bathroom, full basement,
sized lot, stone sidewalk: can't be duplicated
s225o for two cottages, located on large
lot which overlooks Lake Harriet; has city
water and gas; good chance for an invest
ment
4257 Pillsbury av; new seven-roo@ house and
barn. newly decorated, hardwood floors; easy
terms.
three big lots, chicken house and barn: just
the thing for chicken raising; near car line,
located near Lake Harriet.
If you cannot find home to meet your re-
quirements. call and see me for money .te
build neat modern house from plans foi
Cali for plats of lots for sale in Linden
Hills and Reeves's South Shore park: Don''
Duy until you nave seen THESE Deaulllul ldESs
lake shore lots; nothing finer to be had in this
city. s.s .
s.- -- Geo. B. Dartt
49,. SO7 Phoenix Building.
ONE OF THE FINEST HOUSES ON TIL
north side, inside Of goth av, was built TO
home, of the best Of materials. Is up-to-dat!
in every respect nine rooms cast front. hard
| wood throughout, wired for electric light, ga
and gas fixtures laundry in basement, fines
/ bath fixtures, parquet floors; In all respect
| "A most complete home. 1t cannot be dupli
| Gated for the price asked. am told to sci
| this place at 5000. This is an opportunit;
| to secure home built OF the best OF materl
J. H. Duryea $40 N. W. Bldg.
WE HAVE FIvE-RooM COTTAGE, pAc1
| plastered, very warm cistern, stone walk, 10
| soft front on Colfax and 10th av N, whtc
| we can sell on easy terms. This Is sna
for 81, 250. ' &C.
| We have a fiveroom cottage at 624 Emerson
| n, city water, sewer, gas, stone walk full
| basement large woodshed, price 81, 800.
N1collet Real Estate Rental and Adjustment 90,
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS

HoY'S DETECTIVE BUREAU. SUITE 514.B1B
Phoenix building; 20 years continued expert
ence In Minneapolis; iegitimate business
ncited; reasonable rates; best Of references.
Both phonek
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CANADIAN LAND-WE CAN LOCATE you
in any. part. of Canada at lowest prices; spe,
cial facilities; very attractive wholesale
offerings west of Rockies. Address Land
Department, Room 8, {94 II 4th st, st. Paul.
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For observation-disclosures
For Rent Farms.
WANTED 70 RENT

WANTED 70 RENT
wANTED-RESPuNsIBL MAN AND WIFE;
no children; would like the care of fur
nished house for the summer; reference fur
nished. Address 955s, Journal.
WANTED TO RENT-TH0ROUGHLY MODERN
house, about seven or eight rooms; rent not
to exceed $50 per month. Call Main 1921,
or write $3.50, Journal.
BY MAY /, STRICTLY MODERN FIVE OR
siN-room fiat or cottage, between Stevens av
and the lakes and not beyond 32d ST. Ad-
dress bliss journal. =: -: e:
LADY EMPLOYED WOULD LIKE ONE UN.
furnished room, in modern house or fat; must
| be clean and reasonable rent. Address 1905,
| Journal f.5sa+5 1855
| WANTED-sToRAGE FOR FOUR CARRIAGES
in some barn in eighth ward for a couple of
| months. Address 9207. Journal.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
UniInpro
Contlnued.

Continued.
ALL OF SEC. 50, 1877, 81, MORTON COUNTY,
Fl fer 5000 for s sniy e IL e. Beagle
improved S; ", SE Is. is and iG 81 va 81
each. Sc u Is, 11s, Is. in Potter county TVS s.
D. g, 400; excellent ", In Sphinx eoun
T. Iii, So 8. for $500; Nj .: N, g. tor
5000 60 t q aoS On sp this !a1d ia
All ii5 81 g. for 70 400 o only iof Asio see
Miles from Red as at ssS per ana 0n
well Improved farm of 1,2so acres, ten miles
fo N
artesian wells: Also i5S acres Sh miles
northeast Of Redaeld for only $500 g
acres In Poinsett county, Ark, for $500. lso
No trades considered. Terms Of sale about
liam Issenhuth; owner, Redfeld, s. D.
n BARGAINS. IN LOTS.
$1soo-East front, Neollet az near 18th St;
av near 22d; water, sidewalk, etc,
seae 'Ss $ near Rs' SAD 20 It s. water,
choice lot on Blasdei az, between oath and
18th SITS; G spsSisl s 3 abbott
61s Bank Of Commerce Building.
100 OR $50 ACRES OF GOOD SOIL. PINE
county, Mimi. for sale at a big bargain. Some
neapolis improved property: Price for a. quick
sale IS an acre for 12) and IS an acre for 36G
acres. The biggest snap yet offered. Call OF
address owners. Hull Bros, 6O7 Kasota build
ing, Minneapolis.
n HOME BUILDERS.
Frank NJ. Durgin, BIT New York Life Bldg
furnishes building loans EASY terms.
SEVERAL HUNDRED ACRES OF GOOD FARM
land, located FIVE miles from Clearwater
tracts, SIS per acre; $1oo cash, balance on O
before ten years. 9 per cent. schwab Bros.
Clear Lake. Mimi. -. -. Ef.,-
$3.50 Will BUY SIX ACRES Ar WAYzATA
five blocks from center Of town; a fine brool
runs through one corner of the land; terms
SS9 d9wn na $sS SIX bans
FOR SALE-ELEGANT CORNER, ISexl32 FEE!
| on Clinton and 22d st, with two houses 8 an,
| rooms; will divide to suit purchaser; ma,
! consider trade in other property not to exceel
$1,000. Owner. 1905 4th av s..
s., 400 FOR u FEET, BLAIsDELL Az, SEC
| ond lot beyond Rand's residence; choice local
ity; half price. 81 600 for 50x2OO feet, For
est av: bargain. J. G. Hail., 736 Lumbe
Exchange. = .@-+2sE
FOR sALE-LARGE FINELY sITUATEj
east front lot on Nieollet av, near 3Sth ST
with concrete foundation, 24x2s IT, will SCI
cheap If taken at once. Address 9448, jour
| nal. E:IN = -
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER, e4xl67, MUST B.
sold to close an estate, corner Bryant and 25t
! N, overlooking the city. Come in and &c
| particulars J. II. Duryea, $40 N w. BLDG
$500 FOR so ACRES ON THE aovERNMEN
irrigation ditch in southern Oregon. This sal
| r1fce to close up an estate at once. McQuad
& McQuade. al Phoenix building.
CORNER LOT. WEST FRONT. UP 10 STREE
grade, one Of the finest building sites In Ca
houn Park, corner Holmes av and SD st. $75l
| Address 9436, Journal. 70. ~ 4tI
$l25 FOR FULL-sIZED LOT ON 18th "a
near 35th; city water, east front; this Is
snap; $25 down and $40 per MONTH Newhal
$50 Temple Court. - y
LAUpERDALE co. TEMPLE COURT.
Have lots beyond Camden Place at 81
| $S5 and 500. Good car service and plenty
work. .E5ro" @"o1I2a g .-. 81
81, coo FOR IS LOTS on 25TH Az s. INsID
of 37th st.: lie well and near streetcar. M
Quade & McQuade, I'll Phoenix building.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

hkElxAA Eo AAAG IMAM De GAS
The syndie to 8: s. fnsfallnenf Really
9sT ots a and St block s. j.
l., Kingston's addition go. 4,7oo
lot 3, block 8, Clinton avenue addition 800
So block Mc n a ID s%,.h 10. 500
Western Realty Co. to n. N. Silver, lot
49, block IL, Fair Ground addition. $50
r. Birge and husband to r. A. Sanders,
part lot 1. block Z, Lake of the Isles
S. NJ Parker and wife to 4. ]. Robbins LOU
lots 8. and I, Malbon's Crystal Lake
p A1 Worden an and wife to Annie L. Rich. 00es
ards, lot 10. block 2, Hawkins add
sse s. sists K ssss. sfft lots 1900
E. c. Nickels and wife to F. G. Fraena,
ct Al; lot o. block 1. Nickel & Smiths
western Realty g. t.. = Peterson lot :.
1s, block 2. Fair Grounds addition. s25
Charles Fganson and wife to Northwest
ern KnssHng Co., lot 15, auditors sub.
joseph sep; P. sveisert ct al to Daniel Mo. "
Ginty. part lot 4. block 8, Gales sec
F. 0a q F suaea0n and wife to F. G. Nickels
lot q block 1, Nickels Smiths addi-
James irUa +. Hoei and wife to George IL.
McGrea ct al, lot s. block 4, first divf-
sion Remington Park ................ 4,6oo
q. S. Installment Realty CO. to William
d. Morse, part lots Is and a. block 8,
J. T. Blaisdells revised addition 1900. 2.3oe
Joseph Morean and wife to a. Mattson,
lot To- block 8, Morrison Iovetoy's
ADDITION wv
Ed =; sprag1s ct al Ito, to Swan s. Matt.cn
addition ~ -, .in - @ LOO
Charles D. MASSEY la, Y and md wife r e s,oss
| Bloomington avenue addition ...,..... 1,1oo
F; Long et al, lot /. block 10, Lake -,
N. Tors and wife to Charles Landsaist.
e. ' F. Alexander ct al, trustees. to j.
Forest af Hsis s. = - =: ;oe; . IS. Loo
rison crittenden Co.. lot 3. block %, a..
M "i r aawf aaslu and husband to Peter
Larson. lot 4. block Is. Maben White a.. .
sna Ii h Bse1s Co 10 Charles H. King;
ley and wife e: lots , 2s. 2; etc, block ma
Reyes Pars and dhi Wife 70 William
Whites Witt addition No. o .,oe 5000
lot i. block 5. Clinton avenue addition SsS
B. F. Keesling and wife to v. A. John -.
son. in sec. s. liz " 1.2o
4 8. block 4. cobb's addition .......... 1.lDo
Cahen and and wife q to Js@ s sbsrb6p
ar be sSss u addition dda oioe. 3D. soos
L.. NJ. Curtis and husband to u. bold
blum ba le. and p %fe to r. Tsae IN
IL. is, IS ....................... 1850
George F. Mosher ana wife to 3. s. East
man, lot 4, block /, George w. Smalrs
l. aQultlOn ..........ss..'...'..s 49,
;. H. n Leighton and wife to 81. Hoenig-
s seb%,ds aa a. 70. - o.oe. 49, @ $50
p Axness and wife to P. G. Deming,
lot 8, Kletzin's addition .............. ed
T. Prinz ct al to FL. NJ. Cohen, part lots
heeb sse addition So'. %, e 800
Joseph A. Kendall to II. w. Bodin. lot
%, block 10. Park addition .:........ l,Soo
at bloet a1d Mowe eG addition 1000
=. a. Bivins to A. w. Irwin, lots ana
Z, block 2, Nicollet avenue addition. 10Y
intel SIS, z01
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FLoRIsTs

FLORISTS
NEW YORK FLORISTS. WASH Az 8,
feather and cut flowers and plants: doral de.
signs for all occasions r. O. phone 1728.
lLOAAL DESIGNS AND FLOWERa; TELE.
graph or phone. Nagels. Ills w Lake ct.
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MOVING

~~~~~~-~~~~~~c~~~~
unequaled facilities for packing, moving stor-
ing and shipping household goods. Call and in.
spect our new plant at 4th av and Lake st,
embracing stables. wagon shops and Fireproof
n Storage Warehouse. with every accessory and
convenience. Visitors welcome. Warehouse
office. 400 Lake st. Main Office, 40 Sd at s.
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and storing
household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured: cut rates to Pacific coast
and other points; can save you money: do
not be deceived BY other advertisers; we can
wiz Write &c ea and
cry moved by experts. LIZ 9Th st 3. Both phones
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI
caXo, Denver, Spokane, Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points. The only concern In tho
N. w. doing enough business In this line to
give prompt and reliable or indeed any kind Of
service to many points. Don't experiment with
doubtful propositions, but bring your business
to the Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 40 Sd st 8.
OAMERoNs TRANSFER AND STORAGE, Elk.
pert packers for storage or shipment; large and
ollet: both phones 1908. Residence. IT. c. 1924
BENZ BROS, TRANSFER AND BAGGAGE,
finest vans and warerooms: goods moysd BY
experienced men, liz 9th 1t N. Both tele-
aphones La52. q 20
BENZ BROS. TRANSFER AND sToRAGE}
finest vans and warerooms: goods moved by
experienced men. 112 9th st n. Both tele-
TRANSFER AND STORAGE; MOVING. LIGHT
N. Dye, 31e 4th st s, In rear. 7. Q. 1903.
FLOUR CITY TRANSFER AND sT6RAaE-
Moving snd packing specially. Office. 217
JOHN MCCARTHY, MOVING AND TRANSFER.
Office. 2o1 I'd nv N. N. W.. 2117I.
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R1CHEsr soIL I'M rHE srArE. :

RICHEST SOIL IN THE STATE.
Minnesota. lands are noted for their great
and dairy land; best clover and and timothy land
under the sun; only 70 miles from the be- four
ssisnics ten times Write for Maps s0 snd
circulars Get home S; where you can raise
business. 3 ~ p D a'
L. A. Howard, SOP Oneida Block Minneapolis.
GOING TO cANADAl-wE ARE ABSOLUTE
aberta .. ali aeiss miles
the new transcontinehtal line of the Great
Northern WI also 20, go through ta our tract;
in Canada. Next excursion April II. Q. VI.
a RSs5 Co., " $40 ma,G Gu ssa5 building O.
farm with good iye-room house, barn, chicken
house, shop or carriage house, fine shade
BUSHES Splendid we'll Of Water esten and
good cellar: situated on edge Of city, 40
rods from good country school; easy walking
FOR sALE-l6o ACRES OF GOOD LAND IL
miles from union station cuts 10 tons Of hay,
part Of an estate that must be settled, OF
the land az adjoining Sold at s4s 800 Per acre.
T eS :? a4 q 9th 9th avs az 5. s
HAVE s 5 p2sa21Ts 20 or4ER You
0 in choice northwest farm lands. Write. Q
10 Louis a. Howard, Q
8 Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis. o
0 o 90 o 0 o 90 o o o
OUT THEY GO THIS MONTH
To North Dakota. to select 800 or 64o-acre
si5 out q oS s al for
and Browns Farmer. William IT Brown Co..
81 La Sale st. chicago, or Mandan, N. D.
OUT THEY GO THIS MONTH
farm out Of our 100, ooo-acre tract, for S12 to
| SIS an acre. Will yield over $12 an acre. Free
oa living Ystss black SG Send for zap
| 81 La Sale ST. Chicago, OR Mandan, N. D.
FARM NEAR ALMEDA, Ass1NIBoIA, $50 Oh
$40 acres; 70 acres under cultivation; idea
grain farm: produces 20 to sb bushels wheat
Small cash payment. balance on crop payment en
| Lumber Exchange. Minneapolis.
THERE'S GREAT RUSH ON FOR PROS
porous. sunny Alberta, Canada, where one crol
pays for the land and all improvements. Fo
prices. terms, excursion rates and PARTICULAR
McElroy, the Alberta land man. fourth floor
221 Cd nv s, Minneapolis.
/ BEST BUSINESS CHANCES AT HOUSTON Fol
manufacturers, Jobbers, wholesalers, distrib
many railways. low freights, water competi
4. Hon ct tinuous prosperity rapid growth RICH
4 inducements to right people. Houston Bushes
! League Houston. Texas
i n you WANT a FARM IN SOUTH DAKOTl
4 or expect to go out to Lyman county an
4 look over the section through which rail
roads are new building, write or call on US
grafton Bureau, 7oe-11 New York Life Bldg.
4 ST. Paul. MINI.
4 NORTHERN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA. A.
Great opportunity to secure land in this beau
u tiful country with sits pIeaSant So healthfl
i climate natural fruit country. arrange /
4 60 April IL. For particulars call on or at
. dress ]. E. Cannan. St James hotel, Mime
Il apolis.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Flats.

o Fox Observation-Disclosures 81 6 4 FLAT OF + :
o rooms, from May to Oct. 1, possibly
o 4, longer If desired III u 18th st, fat s.
0 "Kenilworth Apartments
o o o o 0 o. o 0 {
FURNISHED FLAT, FOUR ROOMS, VERY DE
sirable. large porch; 14th st. Call Main 174o
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You send rs cents for Photographic views
and years subscription to Browns Farmer
where the great crowds are going. Address
Browns Farmer, MandAn, N. ID.
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HoMEsEEKERs AND INVESTORS READ
column article on Opelousas and st. Landry
this paper today. For further Information adj
I dress Opelousas Progressive League, Opelousas,