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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-31
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
William Smith, 1913 Cal
Anton Roiewtcz, $50 M
William Reibitz, SIS Or
George Armstrong, Sl3
Joseph Seremen. 374 WI
Stanley Kazmierski, sic ~
George w Bowers, s3411.
Michael Mccarthy, 8SasLoU
William Meredith. 72l Had|
Herman Barrett, 100 FifteS
Louis Schiappicass, sic Rid
David Wallace. 30 Camerd
Milutin Stoyak, 1913 Russell
Edgar Smith. 10 Lomb bard
James Russell, liz Custe|
boy (twins).
Albert Lanstra, SIS Hillg
Paul Buss. 331 Alexande{
Charles Smythe. 62s Belvid
Raymond Teahan, 367 st.
Arthur Greenough, 1876 N
John Driver. 265 Twelft
BOYS.
George Heck. 606 Watsd
Charles Friska, 336 Glib
Victor Doe, 1542 CONGO
George Shook, 35T Ere
Albert Dun. f75 Merri
William Robertson, 2
August Ostrowski, &c
Louis Hickman, 40
william Ward, 1869
Jacob Van vffent.
Alfred Knight, 2ss n
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Gustave Msnos. l37 Elizabeth~
Francis Stephenson. 1856 EightetntjlN
Ihos. Mcnamara, so Humboldt.f
Charles Norris. 100 Orchard
Louis Potter. 435 Sixth
Robert Jones. T02 Beaubien.
Earl Hooper. 81 Richmond.
Martin Malatkiewicz, 134 Farnsworth.
Anthony Klebba, 966 St Aubin
Wesley Lozi. SCI Warren Il.
Henry Van H9uch. l32i Maxwell.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-31
JopBINc Prices.

Canned ooods--AppIes, gals.. ta.7s;
baked beans. 1 lib. 50 d eoc: Lima beans,
81 " 1.50. Corn: Fancy Maine yll0;
standard Skc Table beets. s1.25@l.4o.
ard. si.oo; soaked. so@7oc Salmon,
sockeye. tall s21e; nat s22b; Alaska
reds $780, Alaska pinks. y1.2s. Toma..
tees,-ss @sf53succotash t1@LIe per
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-31
liz STAGE
rRoIT OPERA HOUSE.

hnitely better performance oil
ft's "Thais" was gwen In the
\Cperal house, Tuesday even
the Aborn English Grand
bmoany than was the case
dame Butterfly" on the open.
be weeks engagement, Mon
ing. The Massenet opera
ID for the first time in Dc,
has been In the repertoire
born company only about six
hich fact makes the perform
esday evening, all the more
by. The audience was top,
otherwise, its numbers were
balcony and gallery. There
ty of applause for the sing,
1.-The opera was received with
ention and no small amount
kiation.
Ia one of the 'oneras which
den has made a stepping
lame. She has made the
one Of her greatest roles,
Interpretation and acting OF
teated a worldwide sensa-
Lois Ewell, who created
In English for the Aborn
ind sang II Tuesday even.
ore, has no easy task In
to command and hold at
Say that she gave a very
finance, In voice and act.
simple statement OF fact,
comparison with the ex.
presentment OF Miss Gar,
II, Miss Ewell Is entitled
an passing praise for her
has an excellent voice
nows how to use, and bet
10 not often heard on the
le. She sang the score In
and, many tines, peauti.
ent and good taste per
she did. An attractive
made an enticing physi.
hent OF the Egyptian en-
q her grace OF movement
stage department, made
and out from t;~As OF nj
prs of the company.
der. who sank Consul
Madame Butterfly" bad
role OF the ascetic Cen
Athanel, who believes
pm, he has been directed
halls, and TO reclaim hel
Kreidler is not giftec
II dramatic talent, and
altogether beyond him
satisfying interpreta
good work, though
stations, and constantly
Ing the performance
who sang Pinkerton the
Jus, was Nicias, the Sy
pher, whose loves were
DO for a day had pur
or and beauty OF That's
lous courtesan OF hel
ylor Is not happy as ar
One thing must be SAID
both men, and that Is
armed to enunciate theil
In singing. IL both
some good stiff train
including close atten
res and gestures, they
valuable members oil
BRA company.
lohesen had the smati
Lady Abbess, to whose
kod the erin That's is
and she again showed
roughly capable in all
or her. :
bf the opera. which, ie
|and Eve scenes. vhs
II anaehronistief tn
stumes We're fresh and
ne chorus, as the Rera
nuch better worp than
enfng. The orchestra,
With 30 me1nbsrs. II
6coer work stiiit After
ching two Performances
on the critics mind that
orchestra's Shortcomings
OF spirit and life in the
SINGERS are due 70 the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-31
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.

CHICAGO, May Sl.--Grain opening
May wheat up 1e and july of nc.
Corn: May up &c and July unchanged
Oats: May up &c and July up hc.
Provisions higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-31
WILL SELL
First National Bank Stock
w. z. MOSS 4 CO.
Main 4012.
UNION TRUST BLDG. DETROIT,
MINING STOCKS

Send for Reports on the Coppers, CO.
bsits, Poreupines, Tintics and 1ono-
pahs. Continuous sales and quotations
from New York, Boston and Toronto.
Direct Private Wire 10 our Main Of
fee, 54-56 broadcast, N. r and 10 To-
rOnfo. ttEt
CHAs A. sTONEHt a CO.,
500 Penobscot. Main 2 yRlty $50,
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Do You Own
Your Home ?

If you are married and are
content to pay rent you are
doing your family an in
justice.
You can--if you will
own your own home for
practically the same money
you are now paying out in
rent.
Real estate values 60 up
not down--in Detroit.
Every night you will find
In the For Sale-Real Es-
tate" ads in The Times OPP
portunities for owning your
home with your rent money.
Men, talk it over with your
wives. Wives, read The
Times "For Sale-Real Es-
tate" ads to your husbands.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-31
T0DAY's BIRTHDAY PARTY.

There are two kinds of doors which
one may open=to "let little sun.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-31

brate the half-century anniversary of
the birth of their president-general.
Mrs. Alden.
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DIED..

beloved son of Max and Mary Rem
ner. Funeral from parents residence.
AIS Waterloo-st., Wednesday, May 81.
at s:se to st. Anthony's church at
CHAMBERLIN--May 81. at Harper hos
rital, Annie, beloved wife OF J. A, w.
Chamberlin, and mother OF Roy,
daughter of Rachael mckinney and
sister OF Mrs. Edith Dunton. Funeral
services from residence, 14S Mel
bourne-ave., Tuesday, at $3.50 p. IN.
MURPHY--May 20, Mary, widow OF the
Timothy, Cornelius. Daniel, Jeremiah,
William, Kate and Mary Murphy. and
late John and James Murphy. Fu-
neral from her residence, 629 Larned-
to Our Lady OF Help church at $50.
standard.
RANDOLPH--May IS. at 201 Milwaukee
west, Archibald b., beloved husband
of Mary E. Randolph and father OF
Edytha I. McAfee of DetroitEFu ..
neral services from chapel OF Legg
a Gass, 1914 Woodward-ave., Wed
nesday at 10 a. m.
20. 1911. Caroline NJ.
beloved wife Of Henry A. Voelkner,
mother Of DR.. Geo III voeikner, Sis
Langdon, age so years Funeral from
her late residence, 40 Bethunc-ave.
west, Thursday, 2 p. m.
UNRUH-May 20. at his daughters
home, 962 Gratiot-ave.. John Jnruh,
Goeschel, Mrs. Caroline Leverenz and
Mrs. Alvine Sass Funeral Thursday
at. 1880 p. M, from residence, and
o'clock at Bethania German Lutheran
church.
YATEs-May 81, at ~ Forrest. west.
John A. aged 81 years. brother Of
Josgeph s. Yates, and Charles II.
Goth. Funeral services Tuesday at
.. m. from Carries Gcist chapel,
200 Randolph-st., under auspices OF
Kilwinning lodge, No. 237, i. * A. NJ.
ANSTEAD-May %. Arthur, aged Is
years, beloved brother OF Emma and
elsie Anstead, and nephew OF Mrs.
Augusta Remand Funeral from resi-
dence OF Max Renner, ais Waterloo
st. "Wednesday, May 81. at $3.50, TO St
Anthony's church at 10 a. m.
BUTLER--In Buffalo, N. Y, May q,
1911, Lewis ]. Butler. husband Of Lii
liam Butler (nee Taylor), aged 80
years. Deceased was member OF
Erie lodge, 161. +. & A. M, and
Cazenovia lodge, SI. f. 4 A. Fu.
OF Mrs Taylor, 20 Brant-st. Windsor
on Wednesday at y. m. 1ntermex
In Windsor Grove cemetery
II Fern-pL, Est
beloved wife OF Joseph p, ~
er OF Harold l., and daught
rick Kane. and sister q
Funeral wedncsd
at S:45, and at HI
at O'clock
MASAK--May
nN2S years,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-31
FOR MISREPRESENTATION.
HAINES WIGS. TOUPEES
HAIR GOODS.

VIM. A. HAHNES.
Hains. Wigs and TouPessss "a are I z w re =
produced. In quality. workwanship
- apd. pn1ce rhaye no eomPetitor. La
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-21
READY FOR FAIR.
Over s5ooo In Premiums to Be Given -RalIroad Will Grant Special
 Rates.

Carlisle. Oct. 2O.-Eyerything Is in readiness for the sixth annual Central Arkansas Fair which opens next Tuesday, october 24.
 Over s5.00O in premiums will be awarded this year. The Rock Island railroad will give reduced rates. and special trains will be run fsom searcy, Devall's Bluff. Little Rock .a a.!.a- eaints The i!ga steel. poultry and farm products will De well represented from six or eight counties.
 Many of the concessions from Fort Smith, searcy and Hot Springs will arrive here Saturday.
 ]. E. Gillespie. secretary Of the fair. has been very busy the past .d days, and says the outlook for . successful fair is very flattering.
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WAR DECLARED.
catarrh Germs Must be Conquered
 or Health Will be Destroyed.

If you have catarrh you must van quish an army of persistent. destruc- tive microbes before you can get rid of it.
 You might as well choose yout weapons, declare war and anulhildts this allny of catbrrh germs right now.
 Stomach dosing won't kill them neither will sprays or douches
 HYOMEI, Q pleasant, antiseptlc. germ destroying air hFeathed over the entire membrane will put catarrh germs out of business in short or- lder.
 HYOMEI (pronounce it High-o- lme) is guaranteei by Sorrell's Drug Company, to end catarrh, asthma bronchitis coughs, colds and croup, or money back. If you own a little HYOMEI hard rubber pocket Inhaler you can get separate bottle of HYOMEI for only 30 cents. If yon haven't an inhaler buy a complete outfit that only costs $l.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-21
Doctors Prescription For Eczema

The most advanced physicians oi this country and Europe are now prescribing wash of wintefgreen tnynoi und otler soothing anu ueai- ing ingredients for the cure Of Eczema Psoriasis and al other forms Of skin trouble. This compound is known as the D. D. D. prescription.
 Dr. Holmes, the well known skin specialist. whites: T am convinced that the D. D. D. prescription is as much specific for Eczema as is quinine for malaria. We haye been prescribing the D. D. D. remedy for years. '
 We ourselves youch for the D. D. }. Prescription for Eczema and ah- solutely guarantee that it will take away the itch the instant you appy
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-21
HERE Is REAL
 REVOLUTION
REVOLVING SOLDIERS SEEM TO HAVE JUST CAUSE FOR UP
 RISING AGAINST MEXICO.
Their Pay is MisapprcprIated and the Officers Are Using Pay Rolls
 to Selfish Ends.

Fl Fuerte Sinaloa. Mex, Oct. 20.--- Revolting federal soldiers have caus. ed reign of terror in this state. Col. Ochoa, chief of federal rurales, with $50 men, left here today 10 occupy Sinaloa. and the arrival or more federals 10 suppress the grow ing disorders Is eagerly awaited by the populace.
 The revolt of the detachment coir- manded by Beltran grew out of the failure to receive pay tue them foi service. In this connection ugly ru- more are heard of misrepresentation of the funds which were alleged 10 have been sent to Colonel Ochoa some time ago.
 Beltran, who was prefect of the District of Sinaloa, and in charge of the troops in tine capital, is alleged to have levied forced assessments lmpon merchants flor the ostensible purpose of paying the troops ds- claring that Ochoa had refused tu transmit the necessary funls.
 One merchant, it was alleged, cou- Itrlhuted 2000 pesos. This amount. I together with many rifles, much am
 munition, two sacks of dynymWu bombs, the latter intended for Och oa's troops, are said to have been taken to Culiacan, where Beltran is generally regarded us working in ac cord with "Generap' Banderas ana other revolutionary chief, in defiancs tof Ochoa.
 Governor Renteria, who is S9 years oil, appears either unable to oppose the course of these chiefs, or to ac- quiesce in it.
 Banderas and his associates are said to be concentrating in Cuia can, men, arms and ammunition, to offer resistance to any federals who may come into the state to paclrs lit.
 l Ochoa today received message from Sinaloa to that effect.
 As indicating the attitude of Coy. ernor Renteria in the existing chao- tic state of affairs. 1t is pointed oui lthat Bentran recently received in. lstructions from Rentera not to obey any orders received from Ochoa as lthe latter was not recognized by the state authorities, notwithstanding Oehoa as a representative of the fed crai government, has instructions lfrom Secretary of Gobernacion. Gar. cia Granados, to pacify the state.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-21
AFTER PHlLA. NATIONALS.
Doc oweas Believes Another Team Can be Secured for Hot
 Springs.

The Philadelphia Nationals may be another team added to the roster of those training each spring in Hot Springs. Doe Owens of Whittington park. believes that he can close u r '0itifdvf with tins ciuU, aHu HegotiH- tions are already under way Tie ,place that will be assigned this team Is the new diamond just across from the Wilmington park field.
 The teams sure 10 train here next spring are the Pittsburgs and Cincin- lnati Nationals. Those which also Imay come are the Boston Americans the Detroit Americans, the Brook Isvn Nationals am the Philadelphia Nationals, while individual mempers of the Washington. cFeveland, St. Louis Cardinals and St Louis Browns will come. The St. Louis EBrowns may come as team, but this is not assured.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-21
Wooltex Suit for Slender
 Figures

None but designers of the widest ex- perience could tell you slender wiiiowy women just what you'll look most charm ing in. And you've only to try this suit on to prove that it's far and away ahead of anything you've seen for the purpose and at the price.
 That picture doesn't tell all the story. To appreciate it you've got to see your own slim and slender self reflected in the mirror in that suit.
 We've equally satisfactory Wo' for the little woman and for every oth An early call will help both you and |
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-21

That will show you at once why the Wooltex people are proud to put their Ia. bel in it and why we're proud to show it to you.
 1t fits and suits and satisfies the wo- man who wears it. That's what the Wool tex guarantee and label mean. That's why we approve of Wooltex garments and we show them and sell them season after season.
 The slender woman's suit is priced at
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-21
AIT QUAPAW AVE.

f yau will cal at our store we will Ue slad to let you have sl % bof- ttle on the guarantee that 1t will cost yon nothing m ess you find 1t does the work. And you decide. For taias matter trial bottle for 2S cents ought to be enough absolutely to prove the merits of the remedy
 Drop into our store. anyway. and as we have seen great many cases of skin trouble. we will give you free a pamphlet giving directions for bath ing, diet, etc, for all kinds of skin trouble.
 Ask for the D. D. D pamph e: scause and Cure of Skin Disease ; Get posted on this wonderful remedy today.
 R. q. Morris Drug Company.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-21

state prison, with the exception of George Fisher, who stood trial and was convicted, and who has taken an appeal. The other four boys enter ed formal pleas of guilty and took one year each. anL are now serving their terms. Among these is John Fisher. brother of he one who ap- pealed his conviction.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-21
OFF TO PRISON.

All of the Ragweed Valley youths mixed up in the sheep stealing cas- es, have been transported 10 the
The Sentinel=record., 1911-10-21
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS

With or without light house keeping privilege. Modern con- veniences. ONE BLOCK FROM BATHS.
 AT QUAPAW AVE.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Stephen e. Wait and wife TO Frances
V. Morgan, $50 feet lot u, Affords
add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4,CC
Edwin +. BTailey sh n, TO Edward
II. LearY, sHlA rs lB-ll.........,....... 1000
Edward +. Leary 10 Charles Callson.
same .............,....... ....,............ 1890
United Real Estate and Trust COM
pany 10 O, G, Redick, lot II, block
A, kOuntEe Place......,,.............
Same to same no feet lots / and 2,
block II, kOuntze Place.........,..,..
Ed Maher and wife 70 William j.
lske and wife, lot lS. Swetman's
bubulN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...r.....--,.s, bG
Home Terrace company TO William
J. Peterson, lots and 10, block 6,
Home Terrace. ..,,-..,..........
Peter c. Cramer and wife to Frances
V, Morgan, lot 20, block /, Redick
laTk .s....'....r.t--.- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Edwin Brooks and wife 10 William II.
Karnett, lot Z, Sholes suhdiy......,. as
T. j. Omen and wife 10 Della Bless
ington, lot Is, block 2, Dworahs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. r..-..'....r-... 40
Same TO Thomas White lot T. block
!, DwOrak's add, ..................,..... AZ
| Maud GOss and husband TO Fred w.
Lightfoot and wife, lot H. block 4
Spring Lake Park ,...,,,..,..,......... 80
/ A. W. Anderson and wife 10 Maude
BoTaston pert lots 4 and 3. Te-plat
Of block 10 BEN s Parll.....,...,.,.... 7,g
/ Sanford J.. DOty and wife 20 Whit
| fred NJ. scott, lots s. and 10. block
| 1. Monmouth Park ,.,.. .,.-..,... .......
1 Harlan A. Scott and wife 20 Sanford
], Doty, .Ot 3. block S. Kountze
race s--s.'sys' ''''svs'.'7..s'+s,.'',..--
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

FINEST colonization tract in the United
states; $4,000 acres very finely llcated
a. ~ an acre; make 1000 per cent to sub
divide; have plenty of others. Box GA
Winterset Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
OreEOn-Continued.

FOR SALE-lG0 acres choicest apple pear,
from town. one mile from railroad; soil
deep volcanic ash. The Dalles. ore, prize
winning fruit.
leo acres. Sh miles from town, new. mod
ern house barn, tenement; $50 pear prune
bearing 1900 young trees l,000 grape vines /,
good. water; wood. Or will sell so acres
with all improvements. Investigation
solicited. c. H. Webster. The Dalles. Ore
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
south Carolina.

I4ANDS-t5O0 per acre made growing figs
for preserves on the Islands. Orchards on
easy monthly payments Sea Island Orchard
Company, Charleston, s. c.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
Trowbridge- Bolster 90.
Canada.

I WOULD be glad 10 correspond with q
view OF purchase with any one owning
land along the 500 line in Saskatchewan.
Canada between the towns OF Yellow
Grass and Roleau. IL. A. Smith, Gales
burg, NJ
GOLDEN wheat lands for sale I'M
proved and unimproved prairie farms any
siEe. Alberta, Saskatchewan, Moodhead
Coy, WatTous, Sask,, Can
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
miscellaneous,

LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY ALONG
OUR LINE-California and oregon, farm
ing, fruit stock growing, dairying, home
sleads. Free booklet l., +. Curtis Comr,
y. G. o. Ry Reno, New"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

COLORADO ranch for sale. 100 acres, Z
miles east Of Pueblo; all tillahle; just as
g6od as other land selling for 500 TO $50
Der acre; private water system already
uryeyed: can be constructed az small cost
from lake and springs on land, small
house. harm. alfalfa, fences, lease on large
tract. school land included price SO per
acre; easy terms. Address, II ~ Cary,
Fmporia, Kan. or q. &. Evans, al9 santa
Re Ave- Pueblo, Colo'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30

EXCHANGES made everywhere, Farms,
Wild lands, income property, stocks OF
goods and other things desirable for eN-
ehange Several large tracts OF western
lands Tor exchange, Write me full descFip-
tons OF what you have !. N MeIhtire
First Nat Bank Bldg, Sheldon. la
WANTED-A good stock OF general mer-
ehandise 5000 TO $4,000 in exchange for
good farm near Rolfe, Ia, and cash. Farm
contains l5i acres, six-room house barn
S6X40; price, 500 an acre; subject 20 S. 10,
equity, 1850; F, r. Loomer, Rolfs, Ia
FOR SALE OR EXCHARGE-l60 acres
fine timber land in Lake county. Mime
sofa Railroad being built not far from
land. The timber Is very large on this
land, Mostly white pine, tamarack bal
sam and spruce. Sure TO Increase in value
fast What have you 20 offeFg Write
Lock Box 2il, Dickens, Ia
OWN THREE GOOD IOWA FARMS;
win exchange one for good property OF
business give long time on balance al
per cent; can handle a deal from ts.O0o 20
$50 ol II you expect reply give full par
ticulars in first letter no agents need an
swsF. Box II. Rolfe. Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
Wyoming.

QUARTER section, one mile to Arcola
Burlington station, school, etc, miles
10 Hillsdale on Union Pacific; good market
at Cheyenne Good house, cave, etc;
acres ready for potatoes or truck. Un-
limited free range. Fine climate, $500
terms. Address owner, Look out Lodge"
ATcola, Wyo.-'
NINE hundred-aere irrigated ranch, three
miles from good Wyoming town; worth
nifty thousand; price, fifteen dollars per
acre Address Box 22 Saratoga, WyomiHg.s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-30
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
NIinnesOta-Continued.

5000 acres in St Louis and Carlton
counties, Minnesota, near cities of Du-
luth and Superior, at price within the
reach OF all, s. to Sl2 an acre, easy terms.
Fourteen railroads now entering these two
cities furnish cheap and quick transpor-
tatiOn. ten-muhon dollar steel plant
now building by United States Steel COM
pany, near lands. Soil Is fertile and well
and garden truck. No long hauls or trans
portation charges, but right at the door Of
me best markets Of the United States,
Write for full information. Boston g.
Duluth Farm Land Co. leO9 Alworth
Bldg, Duluth, Mimi
FARM land in the best dairy section in
Minnesota; we have what you want Gros-
vernon Westerberg Inv. Co. Milaca, MINI.
FOR sALE-l6O acres of good new hard
wheat land, near Walhalla, Pembine
county, North Dakota. For particulars,
address owner, A. Lucasse, 237 Third Ave,
n. Minneapolis, MINI
LANps-No. $50, $50 ACRES, IS MILES
Twin Cities; good tillable soil; state map
mailed with IS page book for 30 cents.
Hobart Land Co, Phenix Bldg, Mime
apolis, MINI
SEND for list of our fine improved
southern Minnesota lands. We have
hundreds of pleased customers. c. f..
Brown Land Co., offices Madelia and New
Richland, MINI
SHE will appreciate a box of o Brien' $
fine candy. If +. E. Moore, 224 n. 18th
ST., will bring this ad to The Bee office
we will give him 60-cent box free.
1865 ACRES Is miles from st. Paul, miles
from Rosemont all fenced; black loan
soil; so acres cultivated balance pasture
and black oak timber; only $35 per acre
for immediate sale; half cash.
130-acre improved farm 16 miles from St
Paul, l mile from Rich Valley station
nine-room house. windmill, large barn and
other buildings, all in good condition.
cultivated by owner; $50 acres under pillow,
acres fruit trees mostly apples; balance
good timber land. Special price and terms
w. f. a. r. w Morty, Pioneer Press
Bldg, ST. Paul, Mimi
1 HAVE a farm of 800 acres 2h miles
from good town, 80 miles from Mime
apolis, 100 acres under cultivation; about
80 acres meadow, balance timber. Can
all be opened up, Rich SOIL good house
barn and other buildings. Price $32 per
acres. Also S0-acre farm two miles from
good town, 40 acres under plow; 10 acres
timber; good rich soil, broom house, two
barns and other outbuildings, windmill
fine natural grove. Orchard just COM
mencing to bear. Price $780, easy terms
Write owner, Charles Il. Swanson, Elk
River, MINI
BUY from owner and save commission a.
200 acre grain and stock farm close to
three towns school and creamery, l90-aere
field, about 20 acres meadow, remainder
timber pasture fenced and cross fenced
running water and a full set of frame
buildings at Ss5 per acre. Write for terms
c. f. FLAG Wadena, MINI. r. r, No, g.