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The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
THE GLORIOUS INVITATION
Five Minute Sermon by the Rev.
George F. Klein

Come, let us reason together, 81 tn
the Lord. Isaiah lis.
Z Tke~4 4aA.x that II .resaarE about
our text is that it is proposition thst
comes from God. "COme, let us reason
together The Almighty speaks to
man; the Creator to the creature.
Now it would seem to us that if the
Almighty should condescend to reason
with man, that man would by all meals
accept the proposition. And you vii
rote that God makes an appeal 10
reason. 1t is not unusual for men to
assume q sort of an attitude OF cor
tempt toward religion and the holy
scriptures. They assume that religion
is something that is very unreasonable.
and that whenever a man becomes
Christian he allows his mind to be
shac kled. If he would think freely and
follow the truth he had better not be-
come 4 follower of Jesus Christ.
Now the fact of the matter is just
the opposite. The most reasonable man
that the world has even known was the
author and founder of Christianity,
Jesus Christ. Nothing unreasonable
about the Master. The man who eu'
deavors to find fault with the teach
inas of Jesus is no longer taken seri-
ously by reasoning people. And the
Christian religion is found in its en-
tirety in the life and the teachings OF
Jesus Christ as presented us by the
Holy Bible. The only infalIble mind
that the world has ever known was
that of the Christ. He was most reas-
enable in all things. And the man who
conforms his life to that of the Master
invariably becomes a most reasonable
man. The more he approximates HIM
the more reasonable he becomes.
While on the contrary the more he de-
parts and differentiates his life from
that of the Master the more unreason-
able he becomes.
But it is charged that Christianity
involves the supernatural and that such
O61hc1 II COUSIedy w AooSoA' A~e -os
necessarily SO. After all it depends
upon the quality or the bigness Of our
reason. It may Be very diminutive
affair. 1t is generally bounded by ex'
perience or observation which may
have been quite limited. I travel to
central Africa and tell the native that
in America and Europe messages are
sent Thousands Of miles through the air,
and he looks at ne in surprise and
says: "lt can't be; it is contrary
to reasoa." 1t were better for him to
say, it il contrary to ny opinion.
10 to the South Seas and tell the
Islander who has never % 1seA q
heard Of zee, that "O.e day in Jsaa.
azy I walked across tAs river and
never ct ny fest wet" In his ansss.
ne.t, Of, fsther his i.efsdnlity, h
nys, "That is contrary - rsssss. u
Bat be shossa say, "It i esst,sy u
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
MAYOR nAkxIs A MAron11AKxR

IL duuANu W hle otheI N1Ticu az
e.mplishmcnts Mayor Esrnes is nos
posing in = new role. 1t 10 that OF
matchmaker. The title is not of his
own choosing. 1t vas selected for
him by . young widow who wants q
man and doesat hesitate to say 10.
She has appealed to the mayor Of Glen.
wood to aid her in her quest for a
hubby and Mr.. Barnes has heard the
far cry and is trying to satisfy (by
proxy the heart hunger of the fair
young widow of the Bluegrass state.
The appeal for . mate was written
in rhyme and was = very frank state.
ment of the lady's desires and some.
what descriptive of her own accom-.
plishments. Mayor i;arAes at once had
the letter placed in his big show win.
dow where it drew great crowds Of
curious spectators.
It was observed that George Ken
drick, Billy Farnum, Gus Dennis, Billy
Buckles, Rev. Forsythe and Jack Vorics
inspected the missive very carefully
and some of them were seen to take
out their notebooks and slyly copy
something, presumably the address of
the fair writer. The letter of the
'ady who believes that. it pays to ad-
vertise runs as follows:
TO THE MAYOR,
GlenwOOd Springs, Colo.
Dear Sir
l sick of the weather We have in this
state,
I'm sick of the office where work
early and late.
want to 20 west and live on anch,
But how can l do that when L haven t
a chance!
Pm ssS~ 'oos'ae-wtdow, and not
m pleasant ;, to live with, for l nevs'
| can cook most anything anyone
wishes:
But II have to confess that l hate to
wash dishes.
If you know nice widower, or even a
bach
Who's pining away to make a good
match,
And he has enough money to support
nice wife,
l III come right out there and stay with
him for life.
But he must not be knockneed OF
crosseyed or cross,
Nor have the idea that l am needing
boss,
For aitno l am willing to meet him
half way,
A man mustn't think that he has all
the say.
Now l really am serious. l want to
90 west,
And l hope. my dear Mayor, that you Il
do your best
To help me to lassoo some nice homes,
man,
And will give this attention as soor
as you can.
Thank you.
MRS. ESTHER FENTON.
Bellevue, Ky
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
I'M NEW PosflGAsfM

II. w. Smith is now duly installed as
Postmaster of Gienwood springs, hav-
ting assumed the new position last Sun
day morning. The transfer was made
very quietly and the work has gone
on = taough - been no change,
ssa2s4ee7e< Saflss.es xeGaiaing their
places under the civil service regu. a
.ons, even Mrs. Ollie Thorson remain.
ing for the present as assistant to the
postmaster, at the special request o.:
Mr.. Smith vino is anxious that there
be just as little change as possible IL
the excellent plan established by Mr.
Thorson, his predecessor.
Mr.. Smiths appointment was mad
several weeks ago and his commission
has been expected for some time,
Strange as it may seem, there was NJ
rivalry for the GlenwOOd office, Mr.,
Smith being the only applicant for the
place and Is he had the united support
of his party his appointment was i.
foregone conclusion.
| Mr.. Smith is . competent clerical
man and it is believed that he will Civ.
the patrons of the Glenwood office ex
cellent service, but he will certainly
have to bestir himself if he maintains
the excellent record set for him by his
predecessor, Ollie Thorson.
! The Old Postmaster
o ie Thor>on w"o re'irrd from tn
Glenwood postoffiec last Sunday, after
serving our people as postmaster fol
eight years, says he is now just .
plain, old has been and that for tn,
first time in many years he finds him
self with nothing definite in the way
of employment.
| Mr.. Thorson has given our people
an excellent administration as post
master and he may well feel proud. a.
do his friends, of the enviable reputa
tiOn he has made and the splendid
service he has rendered this communi
ty in his official capacity. Under hi:
administration and largely because Of
his efforts the office has established
free delivery within the city and alst
one rural delivery route while another
route 10 under consideration and doubt
less will soon be established between
Glenwood. and South Canon. Numerou'
lesser Improvements have been inaug
urated to the advantage of the patron'
Of tAs office. In other words Oil
Thosssa has made N IDEAL postmaste,
and give, n . record Of which hi
friends - his party may we'll fee
proud.
Mr.. TAerssn las not yet definitel,
decided On his pla.s for the future. HI
win asvses ssae tine to his privar'
affair., the improvement Of his Glen
.woel pespsrty, &C., aad . little late
h aaA Ma Thssssa will preaabl!
take . trip b California for . rest .
tAey fssa tAat tAey .ssd . vacation
Their sxPssis.es h tAs psstsffies In
tbesa h IL naA.rs e - ,edaeatien an
ItAsy fssl- tAa4 Il vin Aslp then IL
iAstase - sajey tasir vacation. In fas
,0ais. ..s4ys u yss wa.t to knew pesps
-
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14

John Noeee says to come from
Aspen down here 10 Just khs going into
. aiAesrsst essatzy alesgstAer. Uu
there there are places whers tie ssow
b yse tAsss fsse assp In IL s*rssts-
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14
Sentiment N)e(b U)bi|<
=In Pro$< aa1 Vtf.<
TaI Mo3uIt
by Helen Hunt Jackson

(By Helen Hunt Jackson
Like cradle rocking rocking,
Silent, peaceful to and fro,
Like a mothers sweet looks dropping
On the little face below,
Hangs the green earth, swinging, turning
Jarless nOiseless safe and slow:
Falls the light Of God . face bending
Down and watching us below
And feeble babes that suffer,
Toss and cry. and cannot rest
Are the ones the tender mother
Holds the closest loves the best;
So when we are weak and wretched,
By our sins weighed down, distressed.
Then it is that Gods great patience
Holds us closest, loves us best
O great heart of God! whose loving
Cannot hindered be nor crossed;
Will not weary, will not even
In our death itself be lost
Love divine of such great loving
Only mothers know the cost
Cost Of love which, all love passing.
Gave son to save the lost.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04

Fsbrsasy. 1914. ~ * kllsswaaa,
ana ~ asSesat - ~ gwssk aGas, w.
only fhing ~ flnet et1aSse - a. y
press vosk = seHessael. sAsusl =
ineFsass evss lask ysass se abspt Is
per cent ~ azAonat U iuies uss1
vas II ktlIsuAfs - than Gas-half.
In March. 1919. - usel 10 kilss-
wats. and vtth t1cally ~ nnp
amount of busIasn lase moaeh, No.
only s. kilIeraas u slseesie csr.
rent this bsing ~ flft noatk
when III u ~ essesFie noless vsss
in use during ths satirs nonth. TAh
Is 50 kiliovsts lsss than oas-third.
and the amount q ~ noathly mi
vas s2.sS - than he nat rats ~
paid for lishts and povss dssing ~
past dosea ysars. Il taksa soms ~
itors, Who srs cssdits1 with knoufng
something abont svesythtng. loag
time 70 ct viss = sven some ol ths
most ordinary affairs O this nua-
dane sphere.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04
LOCAL AND FnRs0nAL

b0AA AWO AD
Three tAossaaA poands oe sssd
barley for sals st Dodds' raaeA.
Phone. Red 31S.
Mrs.. C. H. Chanbsrs md Mn. ".
8. Hair wsnt % Pusblo THURSDAY
morning 70 spsad tAs day.
Jack Cole hes bssn III for ths ~
week and his mother arrived ~
first Of the week froa Topeka % b
with her son.
Mrs. ". J. Richards. Who has bssa
visiting her parents u Emporia. Kan.
for the past two weeks n expsctsd
home Saturday morning.
The congregation Of the Presby-
terian church win hold their annual
banquet ON April 10th. The place has
not been defiaitsly decided upon bat
will be announced later.
v. 9. stspAsnsoa. the cseamsry
man. has made al arrangements for
the installation Of his creamery bus-
mess. and expects 70 have Il install
ed ready for business within the nsxt
three or four veeks.-Lss Animas
Leader.
Manager Earl b. Strickland, Of The
Byars' store. has gone 70 La Junta
TO remain for several weeks assist
ing the store there In large selling
campaign. Mr. Strickland viii also
bring in stock Of fine fixtures for
the store here upon his return.-iol-
ly Chieftain.
Frank Harrison who has been In
the Valley Hospital during the past
seventeen days convalescing from .
mastoid operation. was able to b
removed y his home yesterday, and
10 rsDortsd 70 - getting along nicely
- he present time.
The great feature picture. The
Fifth String at wonderiy's Thea
Ter. on Tuesday and Wednesday. was
10 great drawing card. Manager
wouderly was unable to accommodate
the crowd on Tuesday night, and was
asked TO repeat the picture In ad-
dition to his other program. on We'd
nesdAy. which he did TO capacity bus
iness.
Mrs. Leonard Spicer. who has been
UNDERGOING treatment In u sxnitar-
ium In Boulder during the past three
months. returned homr Thursday ev-
Fening. accompanied by her husband.
who vas summoned there about .
week ago. Mrs. spicer u in no way
Improved and she IL reported 70 b
u . vefy critical condition.
william Painter. Of Holmesville.
ohio. arrived in town the first Of the
veeh. and was the guest Of NJ. and
Mn ~. z. Cissne for few days. He
m Thursday for Roswell, n. ~.
~ : bsisf visit but during his shost
nay hsss vas 70 fsvosably inprssssd
en- II Jqnta that ~ vill probably
roeusn aad locate psrmansntly.
~. 4. Miller has Just installed a
uo-se lats wood working naehlns n
hls blacksmish shop % West eseoad
eogost. ~ squipmsat ineludias Z
bos1 ~. circle saw. jointsr. plahss.
~. ThPss nsa can WORT Il ~ -
I ehann q 90 elwo. The wachlno T
@oo6aesl ~ . thrss horss peves s,se-
~ usoss.
~ oooniag game oe ~ basseall
ano6oa ~ take Dlses q rasaios
| - ~ afDssneea q e'slssk. ~
- ooAeoD esaas - Il Jussa asl
QGcoI4 Uoe1 IN ~ ~ = bael1e
scpa0 - esoesse ~ ~ la1slal ~
= ~ ~ eoosoa = 1914. Deeh
| eur1ko hsvs ~ ssolnlns ~ ~
- = ~ oo5n - ~ onne IN
~ . LaGssp1lse ssDsse \
q ~ ooG1ness e ~ ~
q hoDe1 ~ - ouoga 49,
d n QC0s Aoo+ = 80
or16s euu1ln1ue - -
1Do6 on11B 80 ~ -
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04

Durins she past tye nosths we
have bscoms coavisesd thaa ~ more
. man knows and ~ ness ~ ftads
out abous he uss q s1setslelly the
greater SUCCESS - will hsve b keep.
ias dovs his pevee ~ Ilghl tllls.
1gnesases asA vasee. = nsss than
eas laslascs. = 1afDsly soGpeaslbls
fes ~ hisA sese - llving ~ lays
I've 0eaeAs 80 ~ 1slbene lnslaii.
|e1 la11vl1ool eDests1e uooos - ev.
|eU 1asAlae 80 peo1s = ~ oeties,
W ~ have me q ~ = eesr.
49,. psev1oos - ~ ~ q,
Doves uaD les1vo1 ~ : otuo.Aesss
OoVee eoooogoD 0Googo ~ q
''eooeBal G1no111.~ = v1DoA oDounaol I
~ ~ eou1Dooo svllA haunse.
| ~ ~ - pG11oDa ooonooos1 q
~ - vngog1o noln0o1o aal
ooooA nv - $1,000 ~
~ - . 1111v110oa nooos. ~
neo1D - oooaoooUuooo 0inay. 4
ooqg1a ~ = ~ ~ Z ~ ~
~ ~ ~ oAonou1sok Aa ~
- - hooooo ~ inololoo1 evoe,
.c1nopeoooe 49, = ~ ee1)eo
49, - o11gov = 49, -
1ng6tE ~ nninna 49, n1o1
T. 11gu, 1911. - - IN
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04

~ vsass vaoss = . en- ~
ps1nieively fusalsAe1. u y - ~
~ vssk - ~ vtlh bsoso 9 -
h basn1dAe1 ~ esetlv eqaA1oool
osoeo \ Gnegs; \ ~ - e11nan0 ~
~. ~ SDoGA ~ - - ~ \
~ - eoseoooDe - Voo1Aoe. ~
y = - v1ooo ~ = ~. -
~ - ool1o11se. ~ ~ ~ ~
ealooo 'ue0A Duooe 11oonor -
90 - eoUolno111o. ~ uo0ou
- 60 0ooA 1n1ooo. ~ 49,
- oDsoa - VuoooA ~ 90 -
oo1ol1nnc4 ~ ooop1po = = y ~
9 ereolA - = ~ cl1l1s yo1'u
~ . - - eGDCle ogl1 0qVo
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04

Rsant ,. vaa oun1y. sssevhile Z
meo1ee = Dablis eolaosa - nssky
~. = so11l 4 ~ 1aal - 1ivins.
- vesk ~ ovsae1se neOublloaa
6>Doala1e1 ~ - g . ~ bsoaG
0l1o ~ ~ - ~ saaseoo sane.
60 = ~ 49, ysanh ~ q
(9oe - pDoooo = sooeU ~ yoel1
- 1o01n1o1o = ~ haoov ~ ~
~ ~ - 0oga Vooo DGDah ~
3 ~ ~ o111os - ~ = \:
o1too1 ~ oDuyollno - ~ -
~ ~ - - = )o1yoqV = \
- = ~ II oo1oP 3 ovG1 ogooh'
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
@obt @aar for alle.

6or faa Mar iiben tillopeoes Mrs.
Maion'S vGlo Gngliib @air Comic"
90 ,belloes mi bergnlte v5banrpoo,,
Cream" fun for be'1oes eg11e pripate
a1n1oer, Ser omfattcoe iaoonlne Sc.
lebritctcr ioln @ertugin6en al @seurl-
borough, 500. Melbo, Mrs. 2epi s..
Morton % nogle faa al oe leoen0e
6olf / 5elitobslipet poa begge Ron-
tine1ter. Nu fan De fnos / De le-
ttnerter. Nu fon &c faaS i Sc Ie-
oenoe Npotbefer og 9eparteme,1tS-
8ntiffer I Dor sp, % ereboer Marto,
&pi1oe % 8arn, iom ptlifer ct go0t
% fraftiet SOAR, hsr iniiiterc poo
at foa Oisle to Hr9porater, "a ser
rintet fi,tbeS iom CT al famme
S9ro."
~ r-af. 1921. .@ - NE&
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
65oronitaItntnger, ifigrt Sc bar lloe.

Joranitaltltager, itient Be bar loe-
|lnffenoc | Hripates &nnoer, tfrat-
fuloere, oets 4alrolen6cs Mof9rb
moo norite Aorpfjpbere liberalere
ems / bette Goraar."
Gen banife aongc. Jreoerif Sen
6te, Dor eli i'uag Maaro, iom let Loo
Zig ifrun11ne al Ell Mal10 ium Ia-
matt. Denne preSieoe bam itooig
mco, at oct pil0e- gaa no oper 9a1l-
mort, bpiS &riitian Sreoerif ftfe
opgap fine &laner / @orge. Jor-
11oen Sen fprite Grore lise efter SIZE
lerireocn til 4tiltian 1reoertf, ON
at pel,hc tilbage til 9ormrarf, ienb-
tes Scr Ell lp Sen 22oe 5ebruar.
Men "a lawait Sen 90e- Tebr1,ar
frGpeoe, at ariltim 6reSerif ifllloe
roelnffes ira lin Mrperet til 9au-
mart, hpis bal1 life Den0te tilbage,
iagoe Sen oanlfe Megiering nei oa
iporeoe, at Gen boooe opfplot line
traftotmpslige Torpligtelier. Mcn
anrl Sobal, og Ialualt lprgeoe for
at boloe Song Treoerif i Street; Dc
|trne0e meO, at oct pit0e~ gao no npcr
bam iclp ng 0m1n,arf, bpis iffe
&riltion 1reoerif forloo Morge, loci
Ser pille blipc rettct ct npt A,ngreb
MOS Gmnunrf ira Sc ipreneoe Mag-
ter, og at 2m1oets -lloitpfni,,1 ltuloc
blipe Stimulates 0erior lenote ban
&riitian Ireoerif inotrGl,genoe No-
barrier, " cit Npromano. Sberit
Nifnlui Ii6cmm16, mtiprer / fine
Sptegnclicr ne0ifrepet ltoge1 Sio
efter, at fan CT %operbepilt ON, at
6rpgten TOR 9unn1arts SfjGn1e
bar p9ret CT ot sc pigtiglte @epGu.
grlnoe for tili!ut at beltemmne Sri
itian Jreoerifs atsiprclier. 9ctte
fortje,1er. at crinbres, 11onr Mon ie=
mere fommer til Smilngct / &riltian
IreoerifS @plonina leIu- ON man
pao il1gcn Moo0e fon tro at set for
bam lpille0e poa langt 119r Sen
Molle %1n Sberit 1i6emalm ute.
ner. Gnglanos @oloning blep for
bonn set a%fgisrenoe. Men Ia1fen
paa Set moet 2art6 bpis &rone ban,
bar b%eltentt til at bnre bar. ielpfei<
aelia beller life peret felt fren11neo
for bam.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

ell Sloebroro, og at 81 &reQtltrer
bar oinfomnlet. 5nbet nnllaaes til
$4,000. Dean tror, at SSsloe,1 er poa-
lot.s
20 Mglb, iom opgop at beo-
oe Sannes 6op % George @ougb<
111a11 blep forle0en arrelteret / 9nfe
Harf, ligtet ior at bape plpnoret
$. &angets Bltif / Detroit. 8egqe
bar tilltoaet. o. trG1lgte 1ig ino i
8l1tife1 gienteln ct Gil1oue, ifgrte
1tg 1npe alpoer og tog meo Jig 60
rer for $75, ocriblonot ipp Enr
.sfo og ell bel Gel 5fjorter.
- @n Eibebrano / Sobn Mapjas
los @aoebl1s / &irgi1ria fit @ul1ore-
De baoenoe Menneifer til at tage
Tngten, oa 8ranoroobet LOO gjen-
mem 8pg1ringer. 9e fit. life Gi0 til
at beifptte fig meo o11oet enb meo
2ngener, og oa @eiret bar tolot, frgs
De itDgt, 81 Sc TOM no. Ser par
flere @pinoer blarot sem. sSsI6en
bleD mart ll1ffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01
Sc bpioe Beiolfning ! Minneopolis

Sc bpioe Beioltnins ! Mitl,eopolis
bar 2O2, 1876 elIer SO @rocent al
belle ben buioe 9efolfni,g.
S Ypcn 81. Hanl falte Sen tpite
Grippe sc. G63 eller "a &rpeelt al
Sen bpibe 9efplfning, Der uogjoroe
Gua sprige frennlroe
Ncfolfning | ct. Eol,l bar otter
sproget: gngclif % &eltiit 80, $50,
spenif 255o6 d2 Yrocent), gforit
9,75S Is &roccnt), Diooiib % &e-
.braif 5000, Nlit 1921, Irnnit
4, 732, Bpbmiif % mebriit 4, 40,
.Gomif 1886 az @rocent), Stali-
cuff 1888 pg Miogpariif 1882. Dcn
iomleoe .freauncoe 8efolfning / ct.
SAUL Dor 1892 e(ler n Yroee,lt
al belle sen bpioe 8efolfning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-05-01

polt. Seq in0rgrunler, Ser cr Sc
Ute, iom bGrer Derrs Sole ina ilet
0fia1t eller o&N1Obpjet), at Oct lige-
freln lfGnlnlcr 0cres 2Jore oa neb-
letter oercs GGr0i, % pos iaaoou-
lle fun a1lperingen m1bertioem bpbe
berpm. Mcn bortlet ira bisle fou
i1illrloe fun jeg iffe finoe 1logcr,
@erettiAelle for Sperationcll. 9ige
1aaDcl ion1 jeg nluu bolbe pua, at ct
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for, u10itpl0e
''og retferoiggjere lelp meget lmerte-
fl1loe Snogreb, lige loa iturft mao
ieg fremt6Gpe, at rtcnl1 i;fc, foroi
Mobel1 mulig< moatte f~orlaa1ge set,
ter tilfpie 9prcne ullpopen0ige
Ennsler. % gulrlfe 6en la111llte
Betragtning gjer ieg giGloenoe
|operfor be1 for Sioe11 Supporting al
8rer11e bps 01tl1oe. Genie Spperaz
tipn CT iiffert en0mlt mere in1erte=
f1tl0 el1o Supporting al @alen. 9tap11<
Zig CT gfterbebarolingen Opfliit=
ring, Sanmen wring, itaoig 5rpf /
9rer,re for at forbin0re 0isieS 6or-
frgblil1g nl0er Mrlonn1el,tr9fmi11=
gem gal1lfe operorocntlig pinefa1lo.
Speratio11en fn bapc lin 8erettigel-
lie hos 6lrr1oe, iorn mrpen0es til
&ottejaet, 1orG De bqatgenoe 9re=
lapper ntaiper ct fun !altfur .goDt
Mngrebspn11ft TOR &ofterne, iom BIZ
Scr Jig fait / DEM. @ellere emo at
bette lfal gje,ltage Zig otter og ,at=
ter, maa @ltlt0eai Ell @alrg for ollie
1rbitoa oe meb &lrperilugen forntno,
he 5merter. 0ie,t lrbfsrt blot for
Mooens Sfplo, fon Speratinner,
mneb fl1lS Set betegnes lnn Dpr-
plaaeri, ser o6ioll,t b1rr6e forbpoes.
5el0iguis CT Ser tlcre Stcocr !
ltolanoet, ielp / @ngla,to, bror
Supporting baooe al @clte oa @lrroc
er almi,t0eligere eno 11oget anoe'
Ste0s, allereoe %o@,arbejoet ell Stem=
Var r.E-'
ning moo Oen,,e Jorur al Gprplo-
geri, % forbnube1ltlig pil Oct life
bare lu1rge, in0e11 llige @tobeopero=
I%ticler oueralt berer til Ell iu11nocr
i1ios @orbdrisme. (Dprepemcn.)
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Farmp ! Apw York

Stat, med sundt Klima. god Jord, godt
Wand, nser Jernbane og Dyer, med CO.
de Bygninger, srlges meget billigt og
paa lette Vikaar. Adresser gives paa
anske Landmsnd fra Vesten, som
har kebt Farme her og gjerne er
Landsm9nd behjalpelige. Ny Bulle-
tin IS, med 100 Farme for Salg, og
andre oHcielle O%plysninger sendes frt.
y. MOLDENHAWER, sSkand. Assist.
Dept. Agric. Albany, N. Y.
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,Godt Wisconsin Farmland.

vi tilbyder udmsrket Farmland n9r
we'd Bruce. Wisconsin, we'd 500
Banen. 100 Mil ost for ST.. Paul, til la
We Priser og paa lette Vilkaar. Landet
.er omhugget Hardwood Skovland,
leIet Muldiord, ct udmsrket Mejeri-
OF Kv1gavls.D istrikt. Landet er i be
kvem Married af .Jernbane og Settle
menter. Wort Saymolle- Konto1 Ell, j
Atlanta, ~ Mil nord for Bruce.
Skriv paa engelsk efter Kort og Oplysninger
ArplD Hardwood Lumber Company
Grand RAPIDS, Wisconsin,
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- Sheriff Billings / 6ereus
Sails mo0toe %fcrleoer1, Gag ltroer=
refining ON, at Ben itore 2aoebDg-
ming poa 1reo @artblurs Iarm i
Cora par Mlepet poelugt al
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En- GOD AaIedniag for de rette Felix.

Jeg .har tenn Kvart a~ktioner, At godf Land
i den bedste Rsn af Handle Texas,
Alt s.m1.t; jig Snsker at s@!ee l60 Acres til
Kjeberen taKer Landeti Besiddelse s,R xiver
sen Mortgage for Res'en paa 8 Aar. til 6 pct
Renter:ieg vii .fnrsyne hAm med 20 Koer at
Yhenytte ct s Aars Fxltessk alb efter Exnens
BruR. skrjv .paa eneelsk til J. N. BROWN,
LatmOni lows.
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Skriv til. os for Oplysning

ON udmarkede omlyrket Farn1e i Diet be-
romte CHIPPEWA COUNTRY. Priss5ra
TOBAK- oR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
TET. vi har Ogsaa 10 usinde Acres Tom.
merland og onhuggets Land i Chippewa
.Egnen. Pris Il til g Dollars Acren. nser
Jernbaner og Marked. Lette Afbetalinger
og lang lid HALE LAND CO.. 316 Bridge
ST.. Chippewa Falls, Wis. u.
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Til Sal&s paa lette Vilkaar.

Fyrretyve Kvart-Sektioner at Prerieland,
med udmerket sort MuIdjord og Ler-Under-
lag; allie. fra en- halv til ii Mil herfra, delvis
opdyrket, Landpost og Telefon F%orbindelse
med hver god koloni. Skriv efter fri Tryk.
saeer. Ehlors. Skoxlund &C.,,
Douglas, Ward Go N. Oak.
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Gn 6ilmsifneipiller bar laoet lin
Cater opbc nleo 9sapuet r6iln1o".
Oct lpoer 10 heller life iaa tosiet.
slmrt berer. I'll pel ogiaa Map=
net vMeroplm,a" - eller vBiline".
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Fri oplysnlnser or

tilsendes paa Anmodning over Farme
til Salgs j Minnesota, Nord og Sgd
Dakota, Wisconsin, Montana, Canada
o. $. ", figeledes Byejendom, Forret
nines-Bygnnger, Hoteller, m. m. Skriv
idag, paa engelsk. lsha s. kennedy. Austin, MIN.
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Rolski,. 6verasey. jersev kalye I'll Sales

.for$20 Stykket: / Trebure fardiR til Afsen.
delse: De er af f0rste Klasse. flint market. 8
tilt ues 81 gamle. EraS Ugger ill., :
,forsk jellie. Herko.nst. Express-Ta. ster paa
F~orlangende. Hldre Holstein-Kvier i hele
Jernbane Vogulas. Skriv paa engelsk til
PAUL E. JOHNSON,
South St. Paul, Mimi.
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For Deres HEN

flndes ! hele- Landet ingen rrads der overRaar LITTLE.
FIELD LaNDET ! Diet betsmte Bette md god, Wand
iFe Banens H"yedlinie Rtg.,te 10 d, rise'igt Wand
sundt Klima. Kjsb Land d, rekt fla Eje'en. smaa eIier
store Tsakter, dy.k Alfalfa eg Grsnfoder. W forsyner
lem med Kvsegfoder pa Ktedit. Ii Aars Udbetslinx
6Procent. Undersng. lilasreret Tryk>sger frit.
Arthur p. Dugxan. Sales Manager,
Littlefeld, Lamb County, Texas.