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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-04-28

New 1-family house; beautiful location
within a block Of South Prospect st: three
minutes. TO D.. l.. and w. station; near two
car lines; s rooms and bath: modern in every
easy terms.
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WooDsIDE.A very desirable house ant
stable: I rooms and bath; deep lot and neal
to station: s.. $50. terms to suit. Inquire
DANIELS, 53S Summer ay.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house. 8 rooms, i'm
provements. lot 50x150. restricted neighbor-
hood. $40; house, 8 rooms, improvements, SS2;
house, 9 rooms. improvements. $50; new six
room flats, improvements. steam heat. restrict
ed neighborhood. commanding situation; near
trolley and station. $50: six-room apartment,
city water, SIS; house, 7 rooms, gas. furnace,
SIS. J j. CONNELL. 13 Washington av.,
Belleville.
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DTS IDISI
North 7th st. Nos. 729 to 745. near Delayan
av.: s los: price $500 each. BERGER &
~sCHFCHNER, Union Building. Il Clinton st.
Phone 272.
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CALDWELL CEDARS PROPERTY.
A restricted park-like location, Caldwell, n.
!, The healthiest srut in New Jersey; high al
titude. hracing dry air. pure water; one block
from trolley, churches. stores, schools. Bunga-
every Improvement; gas. electricity. steam
shade trees. large piazaas; garden space, bar
gain prices; terms Ike rent after 10 per cent.
first payment. Send for handsome illustrated
booklet or visit property. Take Bloomfield ave-
nue. car to Caldwell; get off Gould place.
AMERICAN HOMES O Is Exchange pl
Jersey City; phone 7t6 Jersey.
LACKAwANNA PARK offers cheap home
sites near station on Lackawanna road. Only
46 minutes to New York city. Improved
streets. Make visit. Get free ticket and book
let's. MUTUAL REALTY CORPORATION, 776
Broad st.
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LOnE Brnnch.
VAN DERVEER PL.-Building lots. size 50x15O
feet; five minutes walk from City Hall. two
blocks from trolley; fine location; prices $3.50
to $500: cash or instalments. Maps, NEW
Jersey MORTGAGE COMPANY, No. 174
Broadway. Long Branch.
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REAL STA values. insurance. loans. ].
j. CONNELL. 11S Washington av., Belle
vile; established 1893.
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Factory sites.

HARRISON. y. J.-Twenty acres on Harrison
avenue. running through to railroad. excel
lent factory sites. Price. 81, 200 an acre. e
GER & sCHECHNER. Union building, II Gin
ton ST. Phone 27S.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.

Jul VI kOWNs
Orange.
LACKAwANNA PARK Is the place where
values have increased 100 per cent. In one
year; plots are selling, near station; street
improvements. Write for free transportation
and booklet. MUTUAL REALTY
TON, 776 Broad st.
o SALE-Seven-room. steam heated house,
all improvements, oper plumbing. excellent
condition.. So. GOO NJ. ]. PROWN. ESQ Main ST..
Orange.
COGAN AVE.-House. 6 rooms lot 25x100;
small amount cash, balance mortgage.
WILLOW ST.-Two-family house, II rooms,
water and gas; $500 cash, balance mortgage.
WATSON AvE.-Two-f family. double house; II
rooms; lot 5Ox100; $500 cash. balance straight
mortgage. WILLIAMS. room 612. 800 Broad.
Passaic.
ANYTHING in connection with Real Estate in
Passaie County, call and see
Frank r.. Allen,
Real Estate and Insurance,
2s3 Main ave, Passaic., N. j.
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Caldwell.

GENTLEMAN'S country home. on one Of the
highest points in the county; house. 10 rooms,
with every Improvement; hardwood finish. out
side summer kitchen and storage; two acres
Of ground; lots of shade; drive; lawn tennis
courts, summer house. etc; very convenient
to trolley and railroad station; $40. 900.
Chaplin & Brady,
Bloomfield ave. Caldwell. N. ].
Telephone S2-R.
ss-a.
rTi.tT.r
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Arlington

ARLINGTON. N. J.-2l5-story frame resi-
denee, II rooms and bath; all improvements;
lot SOx1S5; on fine residential avenue; want
your proposition. WILLIAMS, Room 612, 500
Broad st.
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Park

ADJOINING Llewellyn Park. West Orange
Owing to illness, gentleman will sell his
beautiful home. built two years; 50x129: oak
finish: perfect condition; price $500. EDW,
P. HAMILTON & CO., opposite Orange Sta
ton, Orange.
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PETER PAWEL.
ia North Fourth ST.,
Harrison, N. j.

FOR SALE or rent-New house on large lot
3 rooms ard bath. all improvements; open
plumbing; near Watsessing station, park. troll
ley and school EDGERLEY & gibson, Wat
sessing Centre. Bloomfield.
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FLATS WANTED.

WE HAVE desirable tenants waiting for aa+.
ana apartments in all parts Of the city;
please send your list and have your varsnt
premises rented at once. BLUME & IRGANnss
500 Broad st.. Noa
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nHontcIair.

MODERN HOME-Ten rooms, bath. gas and
electric light: decorated: window shades; lot
5Gx135: Immediate possession. price $500; $500
cash: balance S62. 50 monthly. For further par
ticulars address NATHAN RUSSELL, Bloom
field and tGlen Ridge.
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WE. OWN over 250 lots in East Orange. Tor
sale in groups. Exceptional opportunity for
speculative builders. Address Sales Dept.
TuRNEF-FINK CO., lis Broadway. New York.
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Belmnr.
Modern summer cottages for sale or rent.
end for descriptive booklet.
HONCE & DUBOIS,
Opp. r. r. Depot. Belmar. N. J.
Bellnnr


BERNARDSvILLE-Fine one-family house: s
rooms: large range. hot water heater. bath.
2 toilets; about half acre ground; plenty of
fruit; . minutes from depot; 81. 500. ABRAMS,
75S Broad.
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REAL ESTATE values, insurance, loans. j.
J. CoNNET.L, 13 Washington ave-. Belle
vile; established 1898.
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RelleVille.

LITTLE ST.-2-story frame: 6 rooms: all i'm.
provements, except heat; lot 50x100; 50. 500
small amount cash. WILLIAMS, Room 612
500 Broad st.
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WE OWN over $50 lots in East Orange.
For sale in groups. Exceptional OPP
%portunity for speculative builders
Address SALES DEPT. Turner-Fink
Co, No. lis Broadway, New York.
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TWO-FAMILY HOUSE; all improvements
baths, steam heaters; exchange for centrally
located two-family house. FRANK A. MAN
LEY, $50 Broad st.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
CITY.

CITY.
AV.-Five rooms: all improvements
1anitor service; S25: High St, 4S and so. five
rooms; all improvements; SIS and SIS; Hunter
don st, 67S; six rooms: all improvements; s21
to S24i New st. 121, six rooms: all improve
ments: S2T; Rose St. lis. five rooms. no i'm
$11; Webster st. four rooms; i'm
provements; $14 and SIS. GEISER & PLUM,
S45 Broad ST.
HOUSE 70 LET. Congress st.-12 rooms; bath;
suitable for boarding house. furnished rooms
rent $35; possession Immediately. CHAS.
& CO, 1876 Market st.
NINE-ROoM HOUSE: all improvements; lot
52x200; 90 minutes from Broad and Market
SITS. rent $40. ALFRED t. BECKWITH, %
Clinton st.
SHERMAN Az. S-Twelve rooms: Baltimore
heater; can be used for two families; low
rent. DEAN & LINNETT. 2l6 Clinton av.
STRATFORD PL., 2g, near Clinton av.-Brlek
house; II rooms and bath; rent $50. Apply
at No. go.
SOUTH EIGHTH ST. No. 36-For rent. house
7 rooms. beth. gas and water.
A. p CONDIT 637 Prudential Building.
TEN-RooM HOUSE to let. with all improve
ments, Inquire F.. 1858 Morris av.
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NniIahurC

HOME SITES at Lackawanna Park at low
prices, near station. Fine location; see for
yourself; get free ticket and booklets MU-
TUAL CORPORATION, T76 Broad st.
V~AILSBURG SECTION 21a-story house;
new; 6 rooms and bath; all improvements
except heater; $500 cash, balance easy terms;
price $1,000 SCHWARZ, % Clinton st.
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ARLINGTON. N. J.-Twelve acres of meadow
with 43 feet of upland. with street frontage,
suitable for a manufacturing site; only tive
blocks from railroad; viii sell at a low price
on favorable terms. EDWARD a. STRONG
agent.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
CITY.

LIST your property with us; have buyers. for
l, ,, 3 and 6-family houses; also vacant lots.
BLUME & IRGANG, 500 Broad SIT.
WANTED-A two or three-family house neal
centre Of city: one with all improvements
preferred. Address H., Box rs, Star Office.
MT. PROSPECT AV.-Wanted a 10 to a.
room house: must be elegant; about $4,000
to $4,000. Address 9, Box ~, Star office.
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West Orange.

West Orange.
E~IGHT-ROOM modern house, West Orange;
all improvements; lot 50x150; IL sold at once.
400. NJ. ]. BROWN, $50 Main ST.. Orange.
HILL TOP PL.-2t5-story frame; il rooms; all
improvements, except heat: lot 34x119: price
50, 900. WILLIAMS, Room 612, 500 Broad st.
BACKAWANNA PARKS minutes from New
York city; beautiful home sites. near sta
ton: maoadamized streets, cement walks.
Write for free tickets and booklets. T
REALTY CORPORATION, 76 Broad st.
West Summit.
LACKAWANNA PARK West Summit-One
of the most beautiful locations in New Jer-
sey; fine lots: improvements: near station; IS
minutes to New York. Write for free trans
portation. MUTUAL REALTY CORPORA
TIoN. re Broad st.
W0Odside.
WOODSIDE-A very desirable house and
stable; I rooms and bath; deep lot and near
to station; s., $50; terms to suit. Inquire
DANIELS. 5S Summer av.
Morris County.
MORRIS COCNTY-Store properly and stock of
goods: 3 acres land; large 3-story house, cost
$4,000 TO build; barn and shop; opposite R. r.
station: agency connected with 1t; on account
of death of owner will sell the whole for SO, 600.
SCHWARZ, 40 Clinton st.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-24

Reaches the SPOT
stops pain Instantly.
Tho Great TIIr RHH
rig lutupIutuba
WiihrcctlI uoErl6
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Tho Farmer,s VITO

e. very careful about hor churn. shs
rr1ids 10 thoroughly after using, and gives
Il O. sun bath 10 swco'en &C. She knows
that u her churn Is sour 10 will talnt the
butter that Is mado ln it Tho stomach IL
a churn In the stomach and digestive
and nvtritiye tracts are performed pro.
cCsscs Nhich are almost exactly Ike the
churnlng Of butter. l. II not apparent
then that II this siomach-Churu Is foul ID
makes foul all which Is put into 80
The OWL Of n foul stomach is noe alone
fho bad taste ln thr mouth and The foul
ireath caused by 10. but the corruption u
tho pure current % blood and Che discern
fult.on " disease throughout tho body
ar P.orco's Golden Medical Discovery
makes ile sour aud foul stomach sweet
Az does '1r The stomach what thr washing
and sun bath do Tor tho churn- absolutely
removes Cyory iHIuiIur ur rurruUf.ng rio-
mont Ia this way 10 cures b.lichos,
plmplcs, erupt.ons. scroiulUus swo'IInrs.
aNlus, or open eating ulcers and 80
humurs or diseases arising from bad blood.
II you have bitter. nasty. foul fnsto loo
your mouth. cuatcd tongue. foul breath.
are weak and easily tired feel drpr 10
-lud drtponiont, have frequent headache.
dizzy attacks. Fuawlug or distress ln stom.
lch, cousilrlifd or Irregular bowels sour
or bitter ris.ugs after ealing and poor
appetite, thr' symptoms, or any consider
Hhln numhfruf them Indicate thatyuu tre
uIicrIuH from h|.uusur.s. torpid ur 'Hfy
diver with tlr usual Hrr. upuy.uH itl.-
gOstI0lY ur dyspepsia luI their attendant
derauFomrut.
Ihe. besi agepis spQGn "a medical sci
emo lNl 30 LIIE1I no above sYWutnWH
~. AClNlLLulti i.AL 4iiIalNr'in
oI lO-iIufI alIUIa-lud-tI %. tLul. ..I
HIl tln .NGII aUNYf'. N ug4..il U...- ~.
lNNe Uggu al.IllI-. aud harmnuIuusY
gguLlleli tn lL llffiC la4-l-Al-hl.I
QlalnlErY. That this 10 absolutely tfuH
trill b. readily proven 10 your satisfaction
80 you viii but mail postal card request
~ Dr. H. v Pierce. Buffalo. n. " Tor n
rfdC copy Of hh booklet OF extracts from
she standard medical authorities giving
she names ~ 40 the ingredients entering
into hIs wurId.fnmrd medicines and shove
tnf what tho most eminent medical moo
81 the axe say Of thom.
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WANSHIP.

Wanship, April 22.-Arbor Day /
was observed by the schools. Trees /
had been provided 50 that each .
student, who 30 desired, had "a tree
10 uiDnt ri,.t .-rr,,itr rrs. ...-.s... -.....
Of trees around the school grounds,
and each tree Is under the special
care Of particular student. No
doubt many Of the smaller ones
went home tired but happy over the
results Of their labors.
The ball given by the base ball
boy was not rs well attended rs It
might have been, but an enjoyable
time was had by those who did turn
out
JIM. HlNson was avlsltor TO Park
City on the 10th, and attended the
meeting Of the citizens to discuss
the question Of consolidation Of the
schools OF the county. lie was ccr-
tainly converted to consolidation.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Anderson
have returned from Salt Lake. Mrs.
Anderson Is rapidly recovering her
health again.
. our boys are now very glad that
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dWo was able
der her own an
~ w or passengeis
,asN lision resulted ~
ltrahic In the ma.
Usage.
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MARION.

Marion, April 2o.-Mr. aud Mrs.
Henry LOWS went to Salt fake OF.
the 18th. Mrs. Lewis underwent an
operation at the Holy Gross hospl-
tai this morning.
Geo. sorcnscn has been very III
the past week but Is now ON the
improve.
Several people from here attended
the funeral Of Mrs. Corbctt, at
Francis last Sunday.
MIR. Olsen Is suffering from blood
poisoning In one OF his lower limbs.
Mt. aud Mira. IR,nes foaia,en-
lhuimo VIII celebrate mn golden
wedding on Thursday, April s3'
Myrl Lewis mot with quite an ac'
cldent last Friday afternoon, when
his horse ran with him against a
telephone pole, lnluring his head
and face severely. lie was attended
nv DR.. Danneuberg and Is getting
along nicely.
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I1ENEFER.

Henefcr, April 22.-Alexandei
Fife died last Thursday. April 18TH,
1903, Of chronic nephritis. he
was born in Scotland, November
10, 1871. lie Lett bis native land iu
1865, and with a ul.ubcr Of Other
people o. Hon Z r. cam. over in 30,
Belle wood. The funeral service.
wore held ON sunday from tlo r.-l.
dence. Warren Foster Of Salt Lrk,
delivered an addrc-. The uucra.
was largely attend Ii O. great um-
Der Of relatives from other place,
being present.
a telephone message was received
on Sunday night hat rho-. $. Biu-
ton had died nt Lomu lie wa. 90
very active worker ln the ward her..
Tor many yoan nuI was vol re
specified boy Uli WAC know bm. 4
number Of relatives from here have
gone To Logan to attend the funeral
which is to Doc held tomorrow.
clyde Brewer, after uu absence of
seven months I'm teaching school at
Panguitch, returned home yc.trr-
day, the above school having closed
for the season.
Hcncfcr was well represented al
the Auxiliary meetings at Coalvillo
last Saturday.
4 ear Of salt was received here
during the week 10y our big NOR
,hant, WIN. +. Cromar.
Mrs. Clark, son and daughter, OF
Oakley wyorvisited relatives here .
Turing the week.
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COUNTY NEWS
By Our Special Correspondents.
ROCKPORT.

Rockport, April 2l.-Mn. VIM.
siembr'dge Of this place. is In
BouldaryIllc staying With her
daughter. Mrs. Nathan stsker and
is uud tho caro- of Or. Danncn-
burg OF itnmns.
Mr. aud Mr-. Henry seamons
came home on Friday Of hst week
nncr visiting Mr.. and W. Jessie
srnmons Of bingham, fa "a few
weeks.
Elder Jones, who Is principal Of
tlc poon district school. came to
kport on Sunday last add gave
interesting discourse of the
Came Greek massacre. where Elders
Berry and Gibbs were murdered.
IT, Glider Jorcsl was among tho
number vhuN.. bounded by mobs
and was near enough to hear the
shots which killed Elders Gibbs aud
Berry.
Mrs. Mamie stevens has gone to.
oakley whore she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. Sarah H. Gibbons Is In
Bouldorvillc at tho bedside Of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jos. Gibbons, /
who Is very ~.
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WMHSATSH.

wabsntch, April o-shccp ar.
/ beginning To arrive here from %,
winter ranges via toe O.. p. u. %
/ The first trainload reached hor. or
Wednesday, and further Arrival
occur daily.
Justin Porter and family moved
from here % few days ago to rrsid,
ON their farm nt Morgan fur 900.
summer
r.. vs.. Jones returned fon Salt
Lake ON Sunday
Mrs. Herbert Fcwkc.. nrtcr % long
visitnt Upton, returned tu Castle
Rock fow days ago.
SD. stoolcy Of Salt Lake, va.
doing bu-iuoss hero the hitter part
OF the week.
The past week hn. been % busy
one for the rnnchors in sorting,
counting. separating and dchornlng
cattle. The losses of cattle the past
winter have bcen light
a good crop of coyotes have been
gathered In during the past winter.
ON one occasion Geo. Wright chased
a bunch Of tncm ON horseback and
lassood three Of then"
Miss Annie Bailey Of Upton, Is
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Fewkcs.
The prettlost time Of the year for
our section Of the country, Is now |
approaching The hillsides ARE
DOMINIC their garb Of green.
The district school at Castle Rock .
which has boon going all winter
with four pupils, II now closed.
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GRASS CREEK

Grass Creek, April 28.-Mr. J. II.
Barber was up here Monday taking
orders for the Coalvllle Coop.
Joseph Barber Of Coalville was up
here ON Monday ON business.
..,sss.Luaa'Arhos. Lee aud wait-r
''s.si na,fo atrip to Coalvllle Mon
day. Also Mr. and Mrs. John Had
dow.
Mrs. Alfred Turner was county
seat visitor Tuesday evening.
| A heavy wind passed over herr
last Wednesday, followed by u rail-
storm.
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SCIENTIFIC Monders to CONG.

Already the secret has been learned
OF purifying sewage by electricity, so
Plat In time every brook and river
lnay run with mountain clearuess 10
lhe sea. These things and the fast
developing system OF wireless teleg.
Pphy are only few OF the things
lat science. aided by the new theory
electricity, holds in store for the not
tant future.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1908-04-24

Nearly all diseases OF tho skin such
as eczema. letter. salt rhoum and Der
Dcrs' itch. are characterized by an In
ronso Itching and Bmartlng. which Oft
un makes life n burden and dlsturba
sleep and rest Quick relief may be-
mad by applying Chambcrlain's salye,
gt allaya the Itching and smartlng al.
most instantly Many cases have been
cured by &c use
For sale by J0lu n1}iun g Sou.
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Gard of Thanks.

Mrs. Jessie File aud family wish
through Tho Times To thank all
who so kindly assisted them In any
way during the long sickness and
death Of their husband and father,
Alexander Fife.
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CHIN carved Erom Moo.

among the ourlosities recently pre-
Ated TO the Maritzburg museum 10
nth Africa Is chain % feet 6
hes long, carved from the trunk
Star tree by 'Kpobpose" natives, 4
serion In tho zoutspanberg district
2 loade' a. The chain Is continuous
pay nishi phenomenal patier and
land Me-, wing. gr ..,..
Aon ,.ssnve
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-27
> 80 FANlLY GROUNDS At WANDANERF

the Plains patrol the country.
The Knight Sugar company, ImItea'
owns the principal portions Of the MIX
River ridge district. and these lands
are now offered for sale in blocks OF
from 10000 to 100000 acres. Prices.
terms and township map showing the
location will be gladly furnished on ap-
plication to the Chinook Stock compa-
nv who are the sole agents Tor the
above lands, 30 Judge building, salt
Lake City, Utah.
There are unlimited markets Tor rat
cattle on the western coast, the great
mining districts of British Columbia,
which adioin Alberta on the west, ana
esDeciaIlv in Europe, at rates that yieiu
snlen6id profits. There are no taxes oL
any kind on range stock Inc country
is underlaid with excellent bItumihous
coal at depths varying from seventy
Eve TO 300 feet so that the tuel PROB
lem is solved for all time to come. Inc
cost of lumber and other buidlng ma
ta,-ial &c moderate Game and fsn are
found in great abundance
RAYMOND. a town of 1000 inlfa oitahts,
is reached from all points in Canada oy
the Canadian Pacific railway rom
ogden. Utah. it is reached in tnirty-siX
| hours nv the Oregon Short Line, the
! Great Northern and the Alberta fNall
way & Irrigation Company railway
/ From st. Paul. Mimi. Raymond Is
raacbed in thirty-six hours over tne
/ Great Northern and the Alberta ran
| way and Irrigation company railways
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The Home Of Large, Fat Cattle
and the Best Horses in the World

Irvine, threshing, etc, was S2,55O-S1,
leaving a net profit on the total invest
ment of $2S40.55, or 80 per cent. OF
course the price of grain is about one
third higher than what would be the
average price for all seasons, but if the
profit were computed on the average
price of grain, the result would still be
% per cent profit on the entire invest
ment Besides the land could he sold
for two or three times what il cost two
years ago
ION the part which was in on shares,
I paid So per acre for blowing and fur
nished seed. and paid two-thirds of rhe
threshing expenses and received one
half On tbs part of the farm | cleared
S11.04 per acre after paying for the
blowing, seed and threshing, and the
first cost of the land was only 81 an
acre two years ago. The man who
farned the portion of the farm on
shares got paid for blowing, and after
this made S1733 for every day he put
in with himself and team.
1.-The whole farm produced 9.415 bush
els of grain, and the average is not so
good as some farms made during the
/ dry seasons, where the farms were
properly titled and summer fallowed-
| Neither do / consider my crop an aver
age one for this season. for many farm
ers i'm the district have got yield of
/ from rs to 80 per cent greater than
mine. NV land was all newly broken.
and so did not produce as Well as old
land, and / am confident that with good
cultivation a better average for all sea
sons can be made than | have this
year"
The knight sugar factory is located
in this neighborhood. The Knight Sugar
company, Limited. was Incorporated il
1902 with a paid-up capital of s1,0O0,0o0
with Jesse Knight as president and +
P. Ellison vice president and genera
manager This company has 200.00'
acres of very fertile land, well SUITED
to farming and ranching. Jesse Knigh
and his associates have expended $780,
GOO to build up a great sugar factory. i
has now been running for five years
and in that time has paid out $4,000
for beets. besides other great sums 70
labor
The Ellison Milling & Elevator com
pany has great interests in this distric