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Craater Thar the Natioy

There ie Il re.,l,s,.g eongfe>si:-,5H V l1ate.yer a'sIbor5j, ae may hot' ;. the councils af stale, ts of o.,--.' '5a3 t!te'5 aii.os .nlrortahcs' in i.e e@ no4st.jt,a; Indeed, jt has ht'rn 'r kindly iEtj,Ha;t.tl ihat his vie whole ih.ng@ ln their establ.@'.s,'.. Itnpresaa}atiee and Mrs l'.a:4. |. oeau 10 i;ais.norr one at:ssfa a.5 't'1en they left the train 8, Wa>il... -ou oa tlteir eetur4 Nre Hlaa5 aoyeSai tiltf heF Umbrella, w}.ea | oeea iuti9is{r.l To the care 0. ha3 t.z band. was III ,sns.
 "Where'S my uipbreHa% she {. nauded.
 I'm afraid Eve forgotten it. ! dear" mee}ly answered tie voa-fts man. "It must still be ta ttl'' tl,:'i
 "In the tralu" snortcd the :' And to think that the affair, o5 l. natlon are iu:auSted t3 q man VI doesn't know enough to take care weman's umbrella, Success
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Qualities of the Oyster.

4 Saa tranci3can ha9 discovered new method of cutting short rrr.>aI' that promise to become too long wind cd An acquaintance of his wAo .as . local reputation as bore WAS ene day holding forth at some i"as,h whei tho Californian interrupted him with
 By the way. did ever tell you t}ls story ot the oysterT
 On receiving q negative reply he col. t1nue1.
 "it seems that when oysters are tith ell from the sea they often open theil shells so That the juice or liquid rnns out. As this Is undesirable, the exper! enced yster sathercr has a tub Of wa ter close ut hand into which the oyster Is plunged as soon as It begins to opeu Its shrii'
 "WeIi, and what then?" asked the other as tue narrator paused
 The San l'rane.scan smiled.
 "Oh. after awhile tue oyster learns to keep its mouth shut" he remarked quietly Exchange
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Thn r -f h9h5A

Do sross. :. ~aid tie fat e"uiInsi ,,ai drummer ~hunid say zp 'l1t.,l .ty c,=I,r u.,'- a't:llarln c.aah. .:a a.ar 'rtn Ny ,no"r droWu~ @.e hc-t ,'. eu, And, ~pr.l.su., of thr torr" @ habit pur IF otter Tt a erp5r !o'. country hot" .s..ef" h'd t4 GoGAi:. az with an a.4EeGutaore. t9ld htla snor-d r,.4.. telt he didn't mind. l. taid. bc,al,e h, wife vas Il star n rhat l!n". und u- hal Il system t' ',~at |
 "'I'il jus. :ap &ou oil the >!nj;i'!"t svery tina. yoH h"sit, 10 ~ao:", lr '> >iaiae4 .'fhat'u stop yoH Ni,hodI
 king you, aai after Little I'll ea,''
 myself
 If worked Ike d harm. felt h.-
 . for tiue. but hoaiv of went
 dream of $i0.6U salary ahI !
 r cent co.nmis,ion Well, sir, when ; iwoke ln th. uloruug there was ti!a' chap tapping away it my shoulder i'.@ alsr az clock work, aud lie soei,d nsF'e z Been al lt al night, don't you s.-'. Force or habit"
 And he beani,-i !ndul&enty oa 'f'' silent party. New Yocs Globe
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Acoklpo the Wary Trout.

Trout when hungry usually facs sl32 EGtrent. This fact should he remem. hcred when approaching q bridge or addy where the 'sprcklcd h.aHties love &7 hide" If possible, stch spots Sho9'd Sss approached upstream It maF tthr & littlc more time tU 20 around ai5 come back up, but make haHfr stow. ,y" is said to bc the trst ax!on "f trout fishing As thc stream becomes warmer, the trout seeh tho c0ot !Ue and shaded places i,ey are tp rs found where X cold spring hdi.t".ts "i into the stream CT where Ii moautH.. creek enters. Often Il uuHtbcr ire ir!"'rt T5e same haunt ijaCh additional lei
 teAns two more eyes to watch f:t 'i.s
 bshermau. One troHt ls ati that |, Il"
 Hsary to give danger signal b.
 btCtinR away. The rest hamrhl,tclt
 6Elow suit To catch mOce thau u'.s or even that, In such 4 place tah-- ex,ll in the use of the line But Vii tias said that trout fishing ;s moi st &rt?-Circlc Magazine.
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Art and Happincss.

Artists are not as class the hanp est of Inorta!s, hut that Is because tao! fall to relate the ideal nationally to life rather than because they are VOW ed to standards of perfection. Unhap piness comes upon them as 1t would upon any one eIse-in consequence of folly and indifference and w!llfulneSs and their devotion to art. which Is Of ten held 10 be the cause of their mis fortunes, is ill reality the only mitisat. ing factor In their lives Bliss Carmaa In Craftsman
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The aachafor Maids Keys.

DO enjoy the freedoM ot ia1r' xsyr exclaimed the bachelor maid h.. lerly. Look al that bunch '~hoid i, aioft ring fu!, uf keys. ''F!ft,en. : have to carry al! of them aii l2 lime. lb}s one .s tue key to tie si'et building. this To my own studio, th's ! my club. this to my hamper a' .A club. this to u,y desk, this to tiis =: ere, drawer of the desk. this tp trunk, this to anothee this To my l"' ter box, this to my sewing mae}..:ts oh, yes, the woman who comes to e.@;' u,y studio would do her annual >p% E there if d!da't@;bis to my box i:' safety deposit. this to the piaho : xeep the woman from usln- tt course this positively forget W. t Is for, but kn0# l need 1t ot ta=zs M simply W9rn out iu@g'a& arollot.
 fr.+t bag b., enough tp hoid t-.t.. st
 assure you. my dear, t.!at f you e;
 ,ar I haze committed matrimonN Fl
 iay ell all my friends l tt's.e .ann te carry my keys .or a4e As Fork sun.
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The MiysterY Of Death.

Oh, death. how bitter is be thoa4 of thee ilow speedy thy arprnfjt How stealthy thy steps, How al.'' n:u thy hour. How unjyegsai !: sway. The powerful cannot tS5& thee: the W!se know not how te .tfe thee; the strong have no strFA-
 oppose thee; the rich cannot .sI'l thee with their treasure, Thou art hammer that always strikes. Il s&3 shat Is ueyer dull, let d.to which sall. q prison into which all nlGSt { ter, a sea on which all must Neu,aFe penalty which ali lrust sulte.. < . ute which all must pay. Oh, dea death. lmalacabie enemy to the i man race, Why dj1st thou enter i;- tslv, world Luis de Granada
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Made Suca lt Was Used

An old farmer and his Wle, A9 tor their ni@gardlincs~. had cu:. Y allowing tAe servant ouly ou@ls@ light H4n dre with each nonAia.,
 Gae u.asI1is the match failed | He, sc l. servant went 10 l4eir e oeHi t.aar Gs}a as,4eti far allatae.@e.
 \ wA>aan3c5! eo@s@.,3tioH Was 5ofWeea the yvo, than aud.5iy ,iss' N said:
 @Wtll you rtSk her vi anH55F : JoAn:"
 "l doot Ye3t har tae rtsl. he;, 1en= replied Joaa, but be sure au' see. slcht O tue aNe she got last a!eht Glasgow Times
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A OuaNr Cf,pritIr,,.~,

While Neria, sofl "as ruma.ue a certain maGHline d lat,I lu }uAa;4;'-= hurg wrote t. the pHt,jSher a@ r whether Christian i.ys itite 6'jfAtz aom de pIumet was assumed 0r v. She herself was q Mrs. 1 ys. wlta ~3l trying to trace an ancesit Of hcr t1t Husband. who WAS a descendant /" Joan of Are Mir Brebnef. f,.p 91,t,}@ in question wrote assuring her tn: his pen name was q fntntly one. Ai gorbears having come from Abegdeo1 Strangely enough it came ou. thot h. family came also from Abericeu ap, Their name WAS Brebner ~raN Ms Gazette.
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he Word "Fu6ec,"

Tue expression "Fudse!" which i. heard so often nowadays, ts not ! He14 ope 0u the contrary, Its origin -laas- back to the rtiSa ot Charles IL, Nhe. there waS a Se8 captain who VI, named Euige.
 No matter how unsatisfactory t voyage this nautical man always ee turned with an endless string ot Par posterous taies af great deeds a0d sr-e cess. His propensity for falSitytr% Ne came SD we'd known that wleneNer any one was heard telling QuesJjol able exploit, it became tue custom so cgr, "Ob, you Fudge tt"-fittshHs. Post
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EEch!I.cal.

Nocaineal 80 much used for c5lo~ins table telles and also gtYeu to I8f0H es q domestic remedy Cor wheonaAs cough, is the Whole insect ot c'.s. called coceus but oaly the feHsa as ar used Why? Because the i'm aa, captured hy suiIocntlng them " Il Il. smoke Of fires below the trees ou W he Ghey live, and IS the males have VI Iugs while the females have none. the sa4 tlemen take to flight when the atalas phere becomes unpleasantly warv leaviug their ladies to their fate
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Piloriros and puritac,

The pilgrims. or, as they are 0ftei called, tue pilgrim fathers" wei. the seventy four men and the twen'> eight women. members of the 1ah' nobinson's church. who sailed ln IL, Maydowcr from I4eyden to EeyF America and landed 1t Plymouth Nocl where they founded colony Dee -. l620. The Puritans were the ErE}lsl aonconformists who came over ater Che name being given to them oa a@ 'count of their supposed great nupit, of doctrine, life and discipline No York American.
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DIrferent Names For Waves

They have eilrinlislN different ua!aer for waves about i'r coast "! .ir"t' Esl,ain Tar heteriiea,i folk cai the inrse bge.lhers that fat with ..iasb ou tha hr:tsA hs he grim ntl,le D: 'tNef5'as4s, ,NorW5s carpenters Uu the l.sv i.3.ees.z. >is.re coast, ;t' o.J t;!e northwestern At,aa1!o frontiu& Stor, rf t!se9c .saeliS. t!." 4se3a#!4. ,@.s HI b1t zsE :t,.S are hllasa as "i"},ers- t;5oa.s .a.St A....'5,stt- Il he3vz surf tae#56.ia4 n v=lzh III 4.t'saegr e iiisl ot u ; raI.Q. k e,i'Ird hy jhe rXHves>iez naue ol q sstog 0'ii4e :; well lnafh 2'5 sSs ii. ratila- in Independently oi aa5 blowing. i3 ca,iCI a home. ..l'AeEr i, no Wi.il, u suffolk fisherman witl say but t nasty home on the beach. Sui folk meu also speak Of the bark" ot the surf. and a sea covered With foam Is spoken of as "felther white The foam Itself Is known as spoon drift" So. in the yerNaeuiar. we have if. "l he sea WIS all a feather white witA spoon jiiff "
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Great Musician's Eccentr;eities.

Dolls were the idols. after bis }E sovcd Instruments of D"nen!c" i's@ Eoncttl. the king Of the double bass 2Ic had a hug" collection of these pull gets dressed in various nn tgona ees tunes, md wherever Dragonetti wnH the doils wore sure to se. Tint wa enly one of this eccentric gentus' pAe,4' Garlties He would never play unir= his dog were iD the orchestra. nnt! Il body WerlA h4st got note eat . atlu unless~ h. ha! been per!ni'teI sit in the erehestfa aext to the stste. door. This was EresautIon ta en4 . a1iIn to save hiS vandecfGi inatCGt49 tn case of fire tt.e Instrument tfeo= he brought frcm the laoaiAt3y4 at syf Pietro whea ea 4 visit to SiaSea51 n when he died he beqHealhed i te
 Marks Venice to be used tt ss'iea. aerviees London Standnrt
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Orc R,ns and Another,

"l wonder when 'tle ring first came connected with dghuug:. sa the follower cf pugilism Oh" req. uenpetk, "i suppose II dates baci the beginning Of the Christiaa r zion" "Whay's that2 What has ga usn to dc with religion" 'ul thought you were speaking of the N . ding ring Philadelphia Press
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Warninns.

Mrs. Stubb-l 1 notice So many ma7 tfed men save the recelpted yuiliine, hlls. What use do they make .1nm MT. st bb-Charlty. Mrs. Stab. Aar lrf Mir. Stuhb-Yes, they a sem around to the bachelor clubs . Aarp any reckless member who T be thinking about plunging tHto s'.e ses of matrimouy =t hicago \
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The Doctors Aim

Some frivolous person has remarS.'' that illness WAS like a struggle het"er. two people and that the doctor reS'@l bled tho third man. who intervene, separate them with club. SoMetine he hit the disease on the head 1n sosetiEes the patleat Hospital,
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He PoStscripE-

~'Why does q woman always add , postscript to her letter."
 Well answered the ungallaL. wretch, "she probably figures out + Der own mind what her letter ha; made you think and then tries tt Have the last word"
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Sure Curs.

Heres letter from young man. sstd the answers 10 correspondents ed ltor. "who wants 10 know how he ear break hlmseiS of the cigarette habit"
 ''Tel him tn marry strong mnde :; woman who objects 10 t." grow!ed tb. Insks ed!tor.-- Chicago News
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iaternissi sicn.

Ne yelled at the top of his vo!ee to wo hours end then stopped
 Well" said hls mother. gre ro3 so,ns to be good? Have you fa'.itr, crying
 No" said lomtul, T have uoS .n. tshed: I'm only reStiNE
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EorcinG Business.

CoSter irritable through Ro, c trade Ety a box 3 cough lo>en-es 'an- yer Bystander-I haven't ~at /; ,oCgh Coster Well. fight u" ~ #)5N some stuff for black eyes. London II. hi,A
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What Is q Saby?

A baby: That which makes hom, happier. love stronger. patience great CT, hands busler, nights longer. days shorter, the past forgotten. the fu,ur, brighter. RCAert's Magazine.
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Ths roubie.

Jones-l understand there is troubis Between Mrs Poet and her husband Smith - Yes He couldn't sell h!> Doems, and she couldn't eat them. che left hlm.
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The man who gambles Is del' Cool. but the man who gambies he continues to lose is a colossal Henry s2tphln.
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No man has learned anything rightly until he knows that svs1 day t aoomsday - Emerson.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-05-14
IOWA FARMS

farm. New room house, stone
foundation, sheds, cribs etc, stable,
deep we'll, windmill, tank ETC., els
tern, 200 barrel capacity, 1000 rods
woven wire fencing. This land is
no rougher than many farms that
are selling for $500 to 500 per
acre in Audubon county. Price
$42.50 per acre. $1,000 to $4,000 pay
ment long time on balance, easy
terms. If you want to speculate or
keep them from running wild, here
have few boys who need exercise to
is the place to give them training.
Something First Class-This Farm
Farm is worth 500 per acre but
its one of our Bargains.
No. 331-240 acres 5 miles from
fine railroad market good roads fine
neighborhood, a fine country, we'll i'm
proved, by we'll kept farms with big
barns, houses etc. School houses etc.
school on this farm, phone in house,
R. F. D. at door, so level, S0nicely
rolling, so some of it lays we'll and
some quite rolling. This so is and
has been for years in blue grass pas
ture, no brush, most of it is good
farm land. All farm is we'll fenced
about half of farm in grass, no waste
land, in high state of cultivation, fine
ly watered, running water, deep we'll,
windmill, tanks etc, orchard, grove
good hog house, hen house, sheds,
cribs, granary, good large barn, sep
arator house. All kinds of lots, big
hog pasture, fenced with woven wire.
A fine modern new house 2Sx2S built
in1907, 2 story, about or s rooms
withclosets, bath room etc., 10 divis-
ions in the house. A fine cellar.
This house is built to be heated by
furnace but not yet installed, fine
porches. A second house of or z
rooms in fair repair, good cellar etc.
No finer location in the state. Here
is a farm that ought to rent for $3.50
to $500 per acre. You can't buy a
farm adjoining it for the price asked
for this. None better. Price $500
per acre. The old house could be
moved on to this so and make good
farm. $500 first mortgage, 3 year
5 per cent optional. Wants equity
out by March 1909. Owner wants
to go west on account of sickness of
a member of his family. Here is 16O
acres worth $500 per acre right now.
Will not divide farm.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-05-14

firmly believe that these lands will
Increase in value at least SIS per acre
this season. In purchasing this land
you run no risk whatever; we guar
antee the land to be as we represent
it; we guarantee that the increase in
value will equal at least per cent
or we will agree TO take the land
back at the end of one year and pay
you 6 per cent. on the money you
have invested
SHOULD NOT the above liberal
proposition show that we have conf
dence in our lands, and should it not
convince the most sceptical that the
above selections are genuine bar
gains?
SEND YOUR ORDER with draft
today; these bargains will not be on
the market long. Map of South Da-
kota with complete list sent free
on receipt of inquiry,
Our little book contains over two
hundred descriptions of farms in the
different counties of which, here are
few.
IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY, S. ID.
d. $50 acres 1-2 mile east of
Corson, lays rolling at $500.
d. $50 acres 1-2 mile Dell Rap
ids, GO acres cultivated; all fenced;
encountered with $2250 due March
1911 at per cent, $4S.00.
d. Ais acres miles Wall Lake
nearly all under cultivation. Is in a
good German neighborhood and
would make a nice little home $3.50
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-05-14

county, S. D., 8 miles from Carthage;
all fenced and all good tillable land
except one acre, where creek crosses
corner, aifording a supply of good
pure water the year around. Terms
$500 cash; $500 March 1909; 5000
March 1910. $4,000 to be carried on
mortgage for 5 years with privilege
of paving 500 at any time. Per
acre $500.
NO.F. 7-160 acres in Kingsbury
county, S. D., miles Esmond, a
choice quarter; Is acres under Guilt
walton; balance in pasture; no build
ings. About half down, balance 5
years time at 6 per cent. Per acre
$4,000.
NO. F. SEQ acres in Kingsbury
county, S. D., miles Esmond House
14x2S, barn 22X4S, granary, stables,
etc.; SO acres cultivated; SO acres
pasture; all fenced, all tillable. A
good buy for some one who wants
home. Terms $4,000 cash; balance
as agreed. Per acre $3.50.
NO. F. 9-16O acres in Kingsbury
county, miles Carthage. ALI fenced
120 acres cultivated, no buildings.
Terms $4,000 cash; balance 5 years
at per cent. Per acre $500.
OUR POSITIVE GUARANTEE will
be given each purchaser of any of the
above lands, whereby we will guar
antee at least per cent on the mon
ey invested, or we will agree to take
the land off his hands, at the end of
one year and pay him per cent on
the money invested.
WE TAKE ALL THE RISK-We
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-05-14

OF ~ COWS during the season. This
farm is in good state of cultivation,
line orchard, big or room house
cellar, furnace heat, house finely
painted and almost new, granary,
cribs, barn, scales, hen house, hog
house, hog pasture, lots, finely water
ed. Price only $4,000 per acre.
About $4,000 will handle this. Long
time on the balance
Here's Home. An Investmet or n
Grit. '
NO. SS6-S65 acres mi. from one
vi me pest market towns in the valley
sood ROADS, l mile to school, R. r. D.
close' on phone line, underlaid with
coaI, one OF the best watered farms
IN the county. About 16O acres is
second bottom, has and still canabla
OF producing 100 bushels of corn to
the acre, balance rolling but all best
OF soil. About one-half in tame
grass, about 80 acres blue grass pas
ture, 20 acres fine saw and post tim
per, buildings are in timber, making
Ideal location. fine stock yard. 20
acres hog pasture. A good 5 room
mouse, the outbuildings are not ex-
IRA good. If you've got the nerve to
Jump IN and put at least $500 to
S1ooo IN improvements, you will in
hVe years have a farm worth S1OO
per acre. Owners share of crop
for 1907 Melted him about S14O0
Have you good 80, 12O, or l60 to
put IN on this? Must be priced right.
This farm belongs to Nonresident
and he wants to reduce his acres.
WHAT'S it worth? $500 per acre.
But 'bein as it's you" we will knock
1t down to you at $4,000
Say MIR. Renter. Why Will You Do
nate Your Perspiration and toll to
Others when you can get this farm
on easy terms?
No. 337160 acres 6 miles from
county seat, one half mile to school,
II. r. d and phone, rolling and some
rough but good soil, mostly seeded
about all tillable, fair house, out,
buildings not much Price only $50
per acre. A good stock farm, well
Watered, Now if you have $500 to
$1,000 you can manage this. That is
II You have the western grit. On this
place is deep we'll and windmill.
Here's Your Opportunity. Seize it.
Why pay tribute to the other fel.
low? BE Independent.
No. $3.50 acres miles from
county seat, same distance from
another good town on main line of
milwaukee railroad. Good roads
lays fine, not a foot of waste land
good soil. About 20 acres fine post
timber, lays level Us a floor. All
upland, all farm fenced with woven
wire, lots, feed yards etc, corn cribs,
granary, small barn, good A room
house in good repair, good stone
walled cellar. A lovely location in
natural grove, we'll watered, big or
chard, small fruit Price $40 per
acre. About $4,000 to $4,000 will
handle this, then 500 per year for
or 10 years.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-05-14
Buy this and Take Life Easy

No. 332-160 acres joins No. 331.
A fine rolling farm, soil, location and
all privileges as good as No, 331.
Well watered, deep we'll, windmill,
tanks etc. All kinds of outbuildings,
hen house, hog house, granary, cribs,
a fine big barn, feed lots, yards
scales etc., finely fenced yards, good
location, phone R. F. D. one half
mile to school, good house All
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-05-14

NO. F. $50 acres, Aurora County
S. D., 4 12 miles of Plankington,
nice laying land. good soil; terms
$500 cash, balance in ten equal an
nual payments at per cent. Per
acre $4,000.
NO.F. 2-16O acres, NIcCook coun-
ty, S. D., 5 and miles from two
good towns and markets, in a we'll
settled neighborhood. Fair improve
ments, consisting of a four room
house, barn, we'll and wind mill,
grove, etc. 145 acres under culti-
walton. School 1-2 mile. Encum-
bered $4,000. Want equity in cash.
Per acre $1,000.
NO. F. 3-16o acres in sanborn
county, S. D., miles Alpena,
miles Woonsocket so acres under
cultivation; balance nice smooth
prairie; all tillable. No buildings.
Rented for one-third delivered Terms
$500 cash; balance ten equal pay
ments. A good chance for a renter
to secure home. Per acre $31.OO.
NO. f. $50 acre in Miner
county, .. D., b IL miles from Sioux
Falls, the metropolis of the state.
Frame house, frame barns and sheds;
so acres in pasture; 100 cultivated.
Terms $1,000 cash; balance 5 years
at per cent, with privilege of pay
ing 500 at any time. Rented for
one-third. Per acre $47.50.
NO. F. $3.50 acres in Miller
county, S. D., a miles Carthage,
room house, barn, granary, nice
grove, $50 cultivated; some clover
and timothy; all fenced and cross
fenced. Encountered $4,000 at per
cent; terms on balance to suit This
is a splendid farm and worth the
money. Per acre $4,000.
NO. F. 6-1GO acres in Kingsbury
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-05-14

Plankington, land lies practically
level, one-half cash $27.5O.
d. 302-160 acres 8 miles White
Lake, good fair land, terms one-half
cash $4,000.
ID. 306-160 acres 4 miles White
Lake, choice quarter, best of soil.
terms one-lalf cash $4,000.
D. SLIGO acres 6 miles White
Lake, IL mile to school, all choice
t1llable land, this is bargain. $1,000
to $4,000 cash, $500.
d. 515-160 acres 5 1-2 miles of
Plankington, 40 acres under culti-
walton, l-3 to 1-2 cash, $4,000.
ID. l25-101 acres 2 1-2 miles of
carthage, no buildings, 95 acres un-
der cultivation, IL cash, $500.
d. l26-160 acres miles Fedora.
splendid quarter, 30 acres under
cultivation, all tillable, one-half
cash, $31.0O.
D.133-160 acres miles of St.
Marys, all choice prairie land, s26.
D. 247-16o acres miles of
De Smet, 25 acres cultivated, all till
able $4,000 to $4,000 cash, balance S
years, $50.
D. 24S-1Go acres, 9 miles of
oldhan, a fair piece of prairie, one
half cash, $500.
We are prepared to sell you
most beautiful South Dakota farm
for an ideal home, or as fine prairie
land as can be found, out of doors.
as fit for investment.
Write us for booklet or phone
Audubon County Journal, Extra, Iowa