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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Smaapluf.

!. Z Nogepon bar ioIqt it me
lua til Nona Martiuiou AmIicn.
a. :. NrupoIO reiite ioag iii
@rootiul3 Gountp. 2. 2nf.. Tor al
oeltogc / i'm Niecea Nrpaup ocruoe
Sans NouIono ira Marmon
q. 2at, CT poo no9Ie Mnuneoer<
@cie9 nos line 6orUlore / acrOoll
bile "a.
Gbeo0ore @u0pi0 Guanoubl %
4Pii3 No0ie @runot bel9e ira Ga
noe (omnibip, blep ~UateuicNe her
9pcn iboN.
Gam %auQcoohl ira aiobel
GouHtn q. :, Iolae %eicn boron
ira Ghlco1o, bporiil ban bar gaze
meb en- &oQnIa0nin0 3reaiurer, ipl
at billie poo line bcrboenoe SlTgt
uiuaer, N. \. GprlanbS. Sou fon
BERTH / 6rebo9S % reiiic bicmope
igicn Sen0oQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
De Progressive / Joma.

Taa en- Statsfonference, iom Ser,
9be bs. nibolotes / 9es Moines, Sa.,
og bpori ca. 200 al Eartiets lebenoq
WGno beltog, blep ser fattet @eltem-
melie ON at opltiae &onoibater til
iamtlige ~pffentlige Gmbe0er, ion1 ifal
beiGttes peo &alg iaar. Ger bleu
ogiaa pcotagct Ell ~llotalelie inloo at
lutte iig iammen nleo nOget anoet
politiif Tarti.
De al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lioar-
beibeoe Fartiprillciper tilitemtes oa
bill fonnme til at uogipre Eartiets
&algprogram.
&onierencen erflGreoe fig, bl. a.,
Sappr al TrpiioentprimGrpolg, for
Snitiatip, M%efcrenollm % &ecoll, for
Stcnnneret for &pinber, for &ontrol
og &egnlcring al inonitrieac &onn-
binationer peo Ell al Megieringen no
nupnt &ommisiipn, for lpplig Healts
lering al observation-disclosures, for Sp.
brpelien al @arnearbeioe, for @npen.
belien al Observation-Disclosures til Sor'
npelic al Gilbtbeitonocn, for Inpen'
oclicn al glltomcbilifotten til @pg'
ming al gpoc Sanoepeie % for Sp.
rettelien al progressive &llibber.
Zen fore !nnebe Elan at ili9nt
6uert Goi,ntp ct @iorag iparenoe til
10 Gent for bper Stemme, iom pe>
GoIact / 1912 blcp ofgipet for Snog(
Stepens for 8lipernsr, peotoges
Tctte bill inbbringe no9et opel
$1,000. Tengene bill blipe benptte'
til Sprettclien al ct Sopeofparter
Ges Moines og til aampagnearbetoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

-9ra trrisate elfina ies tuuor 'na fat T. - %
-, men cTscIst iuaeH eelbrebeie isr it9 heGpHo
Il at rrue. ouilcura Srbr OF Ointment oa be
enusie Sfurpcn at ipiOiuhe. 3eg brr0ie eniienra
ewht NJ Ointment paa ben Naaoe. at iea oateot
min s,alp TO @anae ON Taaeu mss pdrmi Sauo o.
eutieuro Srbc, ga 9nco ben Nerpod inb meo Gutierra
Ointment. Sea beorebca tHben ci Ear user % pdr
h,rbrrbe, inben 10 Woanebtr." (iiuoeriegu,tl Z. ,.
guissr. .sos 1aN. 1918.
0porfor itIe hepe liar Sub, bIsNe % boioe prn'
btr. en- rem Stab % eobt pnar? Get er Din dse'elS
ret. Gntieufa sGbe meb 9rua III % ga al eutifnra
Ointment rI oe fleftc EilfrlbeT 'rcmbrlnee eiSit
;aa stterirnetcbc IOrbOIoc. naaT alt anbtt 'etler 0s'-
aes uner belle geroeu AiberOI, Brsrer al bier len
hes Frt mco 30 CHEERS gOe ON Snben. WereS'er
greptprt. 'Cuticura. Dept 7. Boston"
s.-Rune, Der brnsrr Guticura erbt Cor 8arbc'
RUG "a SaafpaIi. utl iHoe ben bcbit for @nben %
slalpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

ninesbpgninger og Goos for life foo
Yenger.
SanoelsmRnbene / N%ortbnooo er
ifelge "and)or" bIeurle enige ON al
itGnae fine 6prretningsIofaler al.
6 Mften.
Norman beb en- @p, Tom laa paa
8rGllien mellem Mortb % Winne-
bago iaa at iie. 9pen tit @ane,
Standardization, Ioitfontor % om-
trent alt bet, iom ioar en- gp til at
leoe. Mten ser manglet en- meget
pietig cling: Gnigbeo. llenigbeo
porte % porte. Sua fom Oct t%iIilit
til oct, at en- Del al Nornlalls gors
gere flpttet nogIe 6unoreoe Sfriot
noroopcr og anlaQoc 9pen GmmonS
Iigc peb WinneIotalinien, me- poo
Worolioen al bennc. Get gif op meo
Gnimons omtrent ligc lent, iom bet
gif neb meo Horman. gu Ter icg al
ct 2ofalblao, at Mr. MnOion bar ia
get Iiifeo iom Horuans iiolte Eolt-
meter. Get bliuer Gnoen paa Silto-
rien for Hormail. W}en Gmmons, De
norife @rsbre Mmmlwoions @p, bar
mi trauot fine @ornelfo % er bit
loopos poreil, at Sen fan forlpare i'm
SilpGrelie % fin NlaoS pna aartet.
ga, ilig fon oct qaa. Nos Din egell
@p, itst ben, forlour berL oparbeio
ben! SrGnges Set at rcformere ben,
lao be1nnb inbeniro. SamarbeiOe,
life Wobarbeibe Inor Ell @p til at
bore % tribes.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Gpoaiulo.

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2ecprab Dg Snleall.
Ncit / Snmrnfprcninocn
Gen 12te Noiulor 1914.

SpntraforcnirQcn buu0e Src0oQ@
Iitcn en- ~uclIpttet set / Oct norltc
Sclitub@ &pfalc. Ser uur, mc0 l(no-
togclic Al Tormauo Ercitloro@ Ncl
iomittoIc, inlen oiuclcIc (oIcr re-
inQen Grren1ouier al noQet SIo1.
men fulot % al N}no % aoiic o0
aooc GiQorer Ger bIcp iunQct &i.
Ter, "a unQc ol Qomlc morcnc iiQ.
iao set ror en- %uit Sen Qonitc Nitcn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

Statsaubitorens apntpr, Senator u.
&. Stebbins, George 9. 9otp,
George 0uranb % 8. o. @%anion.
6reb giermann, Eoitmeiter / Deco
rab, Soma, en- grooerisn al afosbe,
par tiI1teoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Siermanns 3eerapelic.

Sra Hod,elter meobelcS hen SSe
,sauuar. 6hp. Statsaubitor NlbpIpb
@iermanns gegrapelie ianot iSas
Steo her nnSer itcr Sililutnins. @eo
@aaren talte Taitor Glarcnce Sat-
gen al Sen norife Spnooe. aiiten
blep baaret at Stats- anbitor Samu.
el O. Sperion, 6. 6. @aumbad ira
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Sprim9 drove.
(0lter sNerolo).

- Alpin Solbcra OF Sliiiru, nj
boenoe / Canada. beisate iorleoer
6. : Shansbcrg og Samilie.
albcri Rauf % &mitru al Col
man, z. Gaf.. bar beieat SIGgtnin
sc / Sprine @rope % Sarmonp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

ftgrre, hauueuSc Sfirl elcr GturS
men Iibt Waierir, oa i,pre eooriap'
ier fuloie mel uaar lc0 FRA ieee Rem
az. Oct beoirfroe Tab,; a. bet mtiie
al NIT Naag. Sei bier 'pnbt, isri
m rser gjo. SEQ plas,ocs sermeo
/ pper {, Var, tubiiI BET bier 'en 'GIt.
at Iea lammepe MIC fer a. saa I'll
gnrhrrertn ios at 'oa NIT 9nar
iliglet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

gu Cater, grita, blep giit mel
Sobn NcliouL % be booze pelten'oi
NortbmooN, Ga, hpor bun oeoe. Oof'
teren Nina bar Gift meo &. .. Silt
tcIion pg boebc / Wimncioto; bun er
oaiou os0. Mrs. Inocrion eiterlo'
ser liz iaaIeoeS fin Sen enc Sen, u.
4. In0crion; men % 9srncbsrn %
20 @srnebernS 9srll oucrleuer bent
DC.
NeqrooeIien 'oreaif ben Acc 60
mar, % bun iorbipitebcs pod Gin
coin Meni1beoS airfe0ooro. ToItor
2. &. Soroobl iorretteoe ! Sergebn'
YET % / &irfeit.
Wrs. Nnorinc Mrncion, Gunobp,
iom oeoc / lit Silent nGr Hiogeipop
Sen 20en SSunuar, Dor fsot / Nrano'
bolo / Solsr, Den 2S6e San. 1916.
Sul bIeo gift meo @unoer 8unoer-
ion 2unobn Sen 12te Sept. 1868.
9e hapbe / lit g91telfob otte Born.
&cnoeS Wonb % Ter Born ouerleoer
henDc. 2i0e'oa 9 @srnebsrn. @sr'
meme er GorI % @eorqc / South
Gbore, 2. 9, Mrs. e. Steeu, Char
les Gitp, So., otto OF Sbeooore,
Grcsco. 60. % Mabel, Tom Dor / Def
Qamle Silent. Mrs. &unobp font ira
Norqc ill Gccorob % ilptteoc berira
ill Sen Sarnt, buor bun 0eoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Narta tiljalas.-gn halu Seq

u tion, 32O aeres isriteflasies Aserbruss=
Lamb tillalss / Saitathepans bebite NueSe=
itres, belisasnbe l eng. Nl ira ben ops
maalte Gamaoian Yaeific Sane. 200 Aeres
opbprtet, 8eiien COB TrGrie, iGrbis til at
pIsies. @oot Srsnopano; 4 fptbare 8orns
.maaaiiner. Sntsreslsrebe ifriu til sars Seiin,
Chaplin, Gait, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

ssanr Ie Efriber til stnerterenoe.
faa rRr foa penIis al meooele, al
Sc iaa eereS advertisement / De.
cscabs Soften. Get itfrer- Ten ben
beoite Debdnbling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Or. 5ciucas Wc0rnuelic.

ncllc torcglt llll0ct llallllll0ellg nor
GeItoqcllc Her0nnS G%itcrrniooo9.
Goftorcu@ aolIeNner inoen 2Toe-
it0loen her / @pen Inmt mango
@U1cr ira on6rc @pcr por tilItcoe.
Giuiqc ircmnunotc Ell itor Norinm-
limo al 9oftorcn3 Qomle %cnner ira
C@iian % Smcgn ior at bcuilc bonl
SEN iioitc 9Grc. Scnotorernc Nlbcrt
NJ. Sclomo ira Canning % Nobert
GuiQIcn ira Wtc@rcaor, iom al %ice'
oilucrl1erel Dor ll6npDnt lpnl 9GrcS.
fomitc til W~earnuellcn, bar tilItcoc.
Scnotor Fcrtina ira SelbL lonl ogs
ioa pnr u0nUpnt pan &onlteclL bar
iorbin6rct ira at fonnlne. Toltor
Wf. @iQett al 2onQreAntionolflrfcn
Der / 9pcn iorrcttc0c. Si1et iorbiT-
itc0cp pau Ehelp@' @rooplooa.
Ipl9en0e SelcQromncr ira Sta
tens Wuperrer, @iceQupcrnrr o0
N~rGiiocutcn % Scfrctrrcn for
BOARD Of &cnltb, inolsb:
State of Iowa.
Executive Department
Dcs Moines, Ian. Sth 1914.
Hon. l.. NJ. Enger, DEBORAH, Iowa.
NV Dear Sir | am Just in receipt OF
your telegram telling of the death OF
Senator Jewell. | had thought that the
Senator's health vas getting better when
he lett us last spring and, therefore, lam
very much surprised and regret exceeding
" TO know of his death.
! always had very high regard for the
Senator. | regarded him as one of the
most conscientious and honorable men
of the senate. He was anxious to be
right, and fiat any time he were not, it
was not due to a failure of effort on his
part. His death is a distinct loss to the
public service of the State.
Kindly convey to the bereavcd family
my sincere sympathy, and express TO his
friends my very deep sense OF loss in his
death.
Very truly yours.
GEO. w. CLARKE,
Governor.
Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. Sth 1914.
Hon. L. NJ. Engcr, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Jewels funeral, Have appointed Senators
Perkins, Fellows, and Quigley as Senate
Commettee OF honor. Please extend to
the esteemed Senator's family my deep
and sincere sympathy.
W. l.. HARDING,
Lieutenant Governor.
Des Moiucs, Iowa. Jan. 9th 1914.
Hon. l.. NJ, Enger, Decorah, Iowa.
We mouth with you in the death o.
our friend Senator Jewell and regret the
inability TO attend the services on Satur
day.
The State of Iowa has lost one ofits
most devoted servants. the medical pro.
iession a distinguished member, and the
Public Health Service a most loyal sup
porter.
Or. Sumner, Secretary Board ofHealth
Joins me extending to the bercaved ia
mily our deepest sympathy.
(Dr.) WALTER l.. BlERRING,
President State Doard of Health.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
.arut tiljalas.-Nnoeas Some

q iteab, beiiaasnps al $50 acres, bporai
20 acreS Sfos; 3 Wil ira Citation; albris
ieiIenoe Sanp; $50 uuge %Srugttrrr; malet
|aanin9sbnS meo II &Greller; Salement
Garn 26x102, @osnlfur 24x40 % andre
@peninser. Sober 25 aier. Fris 1922 pr.
gere. gette Sstalinssuiltaar. Grin bet
enselife Spros til q. ). anseu, Nerp Serlin,
Hem 9)orf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

~ aentcr pmiteS til at i9lse @raprnpnnmenter
~ Elsie ienbes birefte fra Stenbrio her. geofte Wr'
beioc soranteres. Grin eftsr bore liberale Sstinsel'er
MOORE MONUMENT CO.. Sterling. Illinois.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13
Slayer SnOem
fpr ouu ii Nar
Gmaa Guuhcr pan SfaIp.n. &lcese
% bannebe 6ins. 0aarrt tnl0t a..
Gutieurc Sebe % Siutmcut be!'
yrepcbe inpen tp Mnaneber.

ass oorrt,pu Ct. ginria. csip. Wit 8tiiriot
Nor Ct cnbe / NppeeNueen. Sea meltee, tpTlt /
sraIneu ,moa anuber. Der ~brgpnbie at III. Sec
-ALA. 80. M .tnh IIhcr hIfn be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

senoriangcren Gariten Sb. @oil
bar Tor "@ictor 8eccrSS" %inSiuraei
ihscnoc Sanse: SiLiang NNolphe
aoam), Mutoarsialme (Srunotpla).
ga, nj cIifer bette 2anSet gscrSraaf),
Spue mig hem (gisrnicn-Neupert)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-13

Ganifc Muiiferes 2anosforbnnb
boIot fprleoen Webe / a~iebenbapn
for at orpitc MilitUrmniiternes 6or-
holo. Sc piloe rette Ell &enuenoelie
til Toriparsminiiter Mrund, ON at
iorbinSrc ben pberligere SnbifrGnf.
nina al SGrens M,tiiffprps, iom ii.
Soriporslonenc ifuloe iiuSe Steo /
1915.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-01

This 76 900 Acre Tract is to be divided into
5000 Farms as follows: $500, 10-Acrc Farms;
1000. 2O-Acre Farms; 100, 4o-Acre Farms;
SO. 80-Acre Farms; and so 1904 Farms.
1t does not follow, however, that the first
5000 Regist1 ants will secure the 5000 Farms.
This Opening will be conducted in a manner
somewha' unlike the method which has pre-
vailed at Government Land Openings, the
important difference being as follows: When
the Government conducts Land Opening.
the NAME of each Registrant (regardless of
the NUMBER of Registrants) is included In
the Opening, consequently there are always
considerably more Registrar than there are
Farm: to be distributed. To guard against
disappointments OF this rature, we have
made the following provisions: The Opening
will include, besides the 900 separate Farms.
q 3oOoAcre Orchard, consisting OF $500
Acres of Apples. 300 Acres of Peaches and
200 Acres of Grapes, Now being Developed.
Improved and Equipped. at an expense of
about Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars. 1t will be one of the largest, and
most highly developed and finest equipped
Orchards in the world. 1t is being equipped
with 40 Tenement Houses; l Winery. includ-
ing all necessary Presses. Tuns. Cellars and
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-01
THE RANCH COOK BOOK.
BAKED GOLDFISH.

One CUP cod after it has been soak
ed, three cups mashed potatoes, one
half cup hot milk, one tablespoon
butter melted in the hot milk, three
hard boiled eggs. Mix all together,
add a little finely chopped parsley.
Bake one-half hour in a we'll creased
pan. Serve with milk gravy or egg
sauce.
SWEET POTATO PUDDING.
One cup of bread crumbs, one cup
sweet milk, one cup sugar, one and
one-half cups raisins, one cup car
rots, three eggs, one large sweet pota-
to grated, one-half teaspoon each of
cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg and salt.
The eggs should not be separated
and should be beaten very light.
Butter the mould we'll, dust with
granulated sugar before putting IN
the pudding. Steam three hours.
NUT BREAD.
One cup -four one cup graham, one
cup sweet milk, one cup chopped
nuts, one-half cup maple syrup
melted sugar with mapeline added
will do), one teaspoon baking pow
der. Bake until done. This is nice
for lunches or Sunday night supper.
RAISED CAKE.
Two cups thin bread dough, two
cups brown sugar, one-half cup sweet
milk, one cup shortening, flour to
make thick to stir with spoon, two
eggs, one cup raisins, one teaspoon
soda, salt, cinnamon and nutmeg to
taste. Bake in a moderate oven 30
minutes.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-01

cannot be far distant. You do not have to be
on the ground on Opening Day or send any.
one to represent you unless you want to, ZOE
there will not be the slightest favoritism
shown to anyone. ALL, rich and poor ahkes
have an equal opportunity: You VIII lmme-
diately after the Opening, be notihed as 20
cured, but you NOW KNOW in advances
that it will be either 160, so, 40, 20 or To-
Acre Farm or 100 Shares OF Orchard STOCK
No blanks-No disappointments.
You Can Register By Mail Now And Get
Your Money Back Amy Time Within 80 Days
If After Fuller Investigation You wish ie
Withdraw.
It can be very safely predicted, comparing
this Land Opening with those of the past,
that there WIN be far more Registrations than
there will be Contracts for, therefore, we
would advise that you send IN your Nessua-
ton NOW you ere EgePle o or tS else WIN WIN
be but ONE Registration accepted for each
Contract included in the Opening all ne
more, and the BANK will Certify only ONE
Full Up Certificate for each Con1rat IN
Guided in the Opening and no more. tbs be-
ing the case, and Registr ations now beng re-
ceived by the hundreds. it will behooveyoa to
reach our Committee with your Regis!ration,
have been spoken for there will be no more
available, consequently we shall be forced To
REJECT all EXCESS Registrations and re-
turn the Registrant's Money. You can pay
the SIS 90 all in cash or at the rate OF IS oc per
month There is only one way for you to
make sure that your Registration win reach
us In time and that is by sending In your
Remittance (either the entire $40 or tne nrss
installment of So at once. We will then
send you full descriptive literature explain
ing the Big Opening" in detail and you can
take your own time to investigate. ii aiter
a thorough investigation you desire 70 Iorie0
your Contract. all you need to do. is to notiy
US to that effect any time within 80 days aitsri
sending Ia your Remittance and we VIII
promptly refund every penny of the money
sent US. mi, mn
Make your Remittance direct to The Ran.
roads Unimproved Land Association. In
Care OF Resstration Committee, using the
Rs.;.tr.tion Coupon to your LEFT for that
purpose. All Remittances win be duly se-
knowledsed and Receipts covering sane
promptly mailed as outlin ed and SOANAN-
TEED In our Regisration Coupon.
Respectfully.
The Railroads UnimprOved Land Assn.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-01
TIMELY MOTORING TOPICS.

Sparkling with vigor, novelty, art
and natural beauty and filled from
cover to cover with timely motoring
topics, wit, humor and human inter
est is the Mid winter number Of the
REQ Echo, just from the press of R.
M. Owen & Company, general dis
tributors for the REQ Motor Car Com
pany. Among the big treats to mo-
florists in this 48-page handsome
brochure is the article, motoring in
the Adirondacks and White Noun
tains' by G. Fecker, the we'll known
automobilist of Cleveland. "An
Ideal Tour to Lake Geneva and Re-
turn" by Luella Fletcher Sprague is
a story replete with amusing and
helpful anecdote and one that every
motorist will enjoy. "How the Buyer
May Test the Strength and Weak
ness of Motor Car, "The Automo-
bile as an Aid to Statesmen" and 9TH
or timely topics are admirably treated
by motorists of ability and expert
ence. Over fifty half-tones, scenic
and instructive, including touring
maps, brighten the pages throughout.
Readers of The Ranch may procure a
complimentary copy of this beautiful
brochure, so long as the limited sup
ply lasts. by writing to h. M. Owen
& Company, 10 West 62nd Street,
New York.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-01

Remember that the Ab,sr oax are Tp, he'd II
SAVINGS BANK, of Chicago, H., and
that they CERTIFY every Full Paid Up
Certificate that goes out to each Registrant.
The Deed and Abstracts will be turned over
BY the BANK on Day of Opening and will
show the $4,000 Acres FREE of ALL in
cumbrances.
You will be given Warranty Deed and
Abstract to the Land, which means that you
will be the sole and undisputed possessor oil
that particular Tract of Land. No addition.
nj cost will be made for the preparation OF
Deed and Abstract. Moreover, while we are
very anxious to have everyone who gets q
Farm move on to it, you are under no oblr
cations to do so. You don't have to live on
Il. improve it, or do anything with it unless
you want to. If you get 100 Shares OF Or
chard Stock there will be no further assess;
ments because the Stock is Fully Paid and
Non-Assessable. You will simply own 100
Shares of Stock in what promises to be the
most complete, best equipped and biggest
paying Fruit and Orchard Enterprise this
country has ever seen. However, each Unln
included in the Opening will be of as nearly
equal value as humanity possible.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-02-01
WHY Has Development Been Delayed?

ing. A FULL BLOCK upon which to erect
the Court House will be set aside; and since
ve-sixths of the people NOW in the County
live along the railroad we should experience
but very little difficulty, if any in moving the
County Seat to Fruit City when the time
present located at little md village eight
miles from the railroad ! population Of
800. Well then. what docs all this mean to
Fruit City? 1t should mean thriving, pros
porous and substantial City of several thous-
and within q very short time after the Open
ing and at least q HALF MILLION DOL
LARS NET to our Association from the Sale
of the 8 900 Lots. Not LOT will be offered
for Sale in this anticipated future Metropolis
until ON and AFTER the OPENING DAY.
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natural questioning reason is also
natural one-Previous Lack of Railroad
Transportation. We NOW have a railro ad-
The Missouri Southern Railro ad-runs right
through the rs 900 Acres and about 70$ of
same lies from adjoining to within 81 miles
of the Railroad. So now the next step is to
get the people. No doubt you remember
when few years ago the Northern Pacific
(from portion of their extensive holdings)
gave away one 100 Acre Tract out of every
$40 Acres, as an inducement to settle up the
country. Railroads on account of having
money making after consideration In view
can easily do VIII at private companies cannot
afford to do, therefore, to accomplish our
purpose, portion of our Extensive Holdings
Is being included in this most remarkable,
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Che Zone.

tale, which made it cost more and
also hindered digestion.
The.natural color of rice is rather
yellow tint, but when cooked comes
out white. 1t is not necessary to
serve rice and potatoes at the same
meal, as they both are a starchy
food. Rice is the most nourishlng
of the two, although it contains less
protein. 1t is supposed to digest in
one hour. 1t leaves the stomach In
a short time, and the remainder is
soon taken up in the intestines. One
should remember, however, that it is
not SO unless thoroughly and properly
cooked.
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Buildings; / Complete Vinegar Plant, inciud,
inglall up-to-date Equipment. Electrical and
otherwise; l Complete Cider Mil Plant.
Including Storage Tanks and al rptO Gn ate
plete Canning Factory and Buildings, includ-
ing all up-to-dste Equipment, Electrical and
otherwise; 2 Evaporat Houses; 2 Fruis
Packing Sheds; 40 Fruit Spraying Outfits;
Large Cold STORAGE Plant; / Large Cool
Storage Warehouse; / Large Hotel; B Large
Barns 100 Head of Mules and Harness; 90
Farm Wagons; 50 Turning Flows; 80 Quilt
vators so Double Shovels; so No: a. Har-
re WIS and q number of Sprouting Hooks.
Pruning Knives, Saws, Axes and lotof other
miscellaneous Equipment sqhaciens to thSs-
Now every person whose Registration Is
accepted for this Land Opening yin secure re
stock but no Registration will be accepted
unless he Registrant pays the small Resi..
tration Fee of SIS; this entities him to one
Contract and q Full p aid Up Certificate and
he will be sure to receive ut the Opening
without having to pay N any more than
the S15) one of the 5000 Tracts of Land or
100 Shares of Stock In the 0oo-Acre Orchard.
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unusual and liberal Land Opening. the Ike Of
which we feel quite positive win never again
be equaled In the HISTORY OF THIS
COUNTRY, the disposing of which will. OF
course very naturally increase the value OF
the remaining Acreage to many times what
ing and the Settlers. Then, BESIDES.
there's our NEW Townsite Of FRUIT CITY
which we have recently Laid Out" located
on the Missouri Southern Railroad adjoining
S 900 Business and Residence Lots In Fruit
City, but NONE of the Lots will be included
in this Opening. Fruit City has . great
future. There Is no doubt In our minds at
all but what it will reach the 5000 mark In
less than twenty four months after the Open
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REGISTRATION COUPON

Acr Nowu REGISTRATIONS OWING
| ELIGIBLE CAN REGISTER
does EOS no"
oWno
Acres OF Ano
= RAILROADS ASSOCIATION
! In OF REGISTRATION COMMITTEE
. Floor Great Building Chicago, Ill
Claiicafons Eligible
that mmedlsty upon the gaymeRiE
sadF net s
@ Tito will aR BE ' sE fo REcEE
uonep $50 either 10 OF
100 Shares OF fuy ts
FfAFN qsa he Sa @ ACRE e
Share. stoc low ~ =. :. sa. o,.n,.
notifying effect
OF this registration coupon ana
full RENTED &c
hVs
nj --...... City
State -
Married Widow
Oecupato ty.. -
qun
RECOGNIZED unless all the above
: bu
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80 days in advance. and Plots of the Land
and Orchard will be mailed to each accepted
Rexistrant. From the way Resistratsons
are now coming in the DATE OF the Opening