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now residing at Hazen, spent yester- day here greeting his friends
 The many friends of Jacob ShauT are delighted to 4kHow'"he is rapidly improving from his recent illness.
 Mrs T. B. Ingram and daughter, Miss Elise of Florence Alabanma, are the guests of Mra H. B. Der rick.
 Mrs. R. H. Lindsey and children spent the first part of the week in Memphis visiting frnends and rela- tives.
 Mrs I. B. Katzenstein and daugh- ters have returned from Chicago where they spent the past three weeks.
 Mrs Dave Gilbert of Ft. Worth, Texas arrived yesterday from Chi acgo, to visit her parents Mir. and Mrs. J. Shaul.
 John Mann and vie have returned from Spring Hill, Tenn, where tehy spent several weeks visiting friends and relatives.
 A G Wolfe and IP c Moore left on Tuesday of this week in MT Wolfe's car for an overland trip to New Orleans.
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J. P. Hampton has returned from visit to friends and relatives at points in West Tennessee.
 Cranes Candy at Turner's. Have you trieds one of the noted 'sNut Brown" packages? It is the quint- essence of elegence. *tf
 Miss Emma Myers left Tuesday for a visit with relatives at points in Mississippi and Tennessee.
 Phone 296, The Novelty Shop, for all kinds of repair work on furni- ture. J. w. Franklin. stf
 Miss Grace Holland, who has been the guest of Miss Lillian Butler, re- turned home in Memphis Sunday.
 Phone 296, The Novelty Shop, for all kinds of repair work on furni- ture. J. w. Franklin. *tf
 Mrs. E. J. Beazley, ST., and two children. Catherine and Frances Louise,, left Monday for Pine Bluff. MILLER LUMBER COMPANY has fun assortment of building ma terials. eff
 Miss Helen Futrall, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. c. Futrall, of Fay etteville is here visiting friends and relatives.
 Cranes Candy is one of the most delicious brands ever sold in Mari anna. Get it off the ice at Turner's Drug Store. *tf
 Mrs James Russell and two chil- dren spent the major portion of the week here visiting Mir. and Mrs. M. H. Ford.
 Dr w. A. Thornton has returned from his vacation and is again in his office ready to accommodate his patients. *16
 J. 0. Ewart, manager of the Ma rianna Motor Company, spent yes terday in Memphis attending meet ng of Nash dealers.
 Phone 296, The Novelty Shop, for all kinds of repair work on furni- ture. I. W. Franklin. *tf
 Mrs. Sam Bowen has returned from Chicago where she spent the
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H., has been here the past week visiting MT. and Mrs. T. J. Smith.
 Miss Susie Willis, of Magnolia, is the guest of MT and Mrs. Geo. s. Word.
 Mrs K. M. Gordon has gone to Se- vance, Tenn, to spend several weeks.
 Dan Mayfield, of Amory, Miss, is here visiting his sister, Mrs. R. l. Derrick.
 Mrs c c Kitchener and baby spending the month hof August in Mont Eagle
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Nelson are spending the month of August in Colorado resorts.
 Get your winter wood now Call Jack Foreman, phone 210 s22
 John Bellamy has returned from Mammoth Springs where he visited friends and relatives.
 Call Jack Foreman about your winter wood. Phone 210 @22
 Mrs. M. L. Simpson will leave to- morrow for Joplin, Mo-, where she will visit her daughter.
 Brent Friend, formerly of this city
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES

,,k your Cold or La0rIppe with [ ' doses of 66e. "a Miss Emma Clark spent the first line week in Memphis.
 Mrs D. P. Hilton and daughter, s Pauline, spent Tuesday in Hell fLLER LUMBER COMPANY kder prompt service. sti Mrs. A. B. Stewart is spending week in Little Rock visiting ends.
 UBNY.rSA~-Antiseptic, Kelley Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia.
 U Yrs. Guy Leary is spending this k in Helena visiting friends and btives.
 FOR SALE-Used piano, very sp Terms if wanted. Apply 10. Hobbs. *tf fr. and Mrs. w. B. Mann, ST., e visitors in Little Rock the first the week.
 LLER LUMBER COMPANY place to buy building material. If liss Wilma Beazley left Monday Decatur, Alabama, for a visit Several weeks.
 Watch for Charley Chaplin and y Pickford at the Majestic The *9 ttorney James Robertson of nne, was visitor in the city the of the week.
 an us when you want anything Ied. That's our long suit. Leake wells, phones 13 and 192. stf A. Pyron and wife have gone Jackson, Tenn, on visit to rela- and friends.
 none 296, The Novelty Shop, for Kinds of repair work on furni-
 J. w. Franklin. *tf
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 past two months taking special tran ing in voice culture.
 Miss Madge Ragle who has been spending the summer with MT. and Mrs. Sam G. Helm, has returned to her home in Odum, Ind.
 Mrs. Wm. l.. Ward and son, Will
 liam, will return tomorrow from South Haven Mich, where they spent the past four weeks. Maxcy D. Daggett spent yesterday in Little Rock purchasing his fall and winter stock of novelties from an eastern representative. MT. and Mrs. c. E. Yancey have , been absent from the city the past week visiting in Washington, De- troit and other points of interest. We have leased large warehouse and are prepared to take care of your storage needs. We move any, thing loose at both ends. Leake & Wells, phones 13 and 1Sf. stf Mrs. Pugh Govan and little son, Frank wll return tomorrow from South Haven, Mich., where they have been the past three or four weeks. Miss Virginia King left on Friday of last week for St. Louis where she joined MT. and Mrs. R. A. Rush. ing on an auto trip to points in the east.
 E. M. Spain, assistant postmaster, and his wife and children returned Wednesday from Ripley, Tenn, where they have been visiting friends and relatves.
 Mrs. D. D. Wood and daughters, Emmie Sue and Flora Myers, who have been the guests of Mrs. E. J. Beazley, ST, have returned to their home in Pine Bluff.
 The most beautiful of all package candy is the famous Rubaiyat Pack age of Cranes Chocolates. The con- 1 tents are unsurpassable in candy quality. Kept on ice by Turner Drug Co. *tf D P. Hilton, Angus Mahan, Davis Hummer and Eeverett Cook have begun work on the excavations for their new homes in the Robertson addition in Southeast Marianna. Now is the time for ambitious boys and girls to get busy and learn Gregg Shorthand and Touch Type writing and prepare yourself for the ! business world. Willie Whitsitt,. :. No. 179 *16I W. J. Logan and w. L. Ward, the latter from Hickman, Ky, both owners of fine plantation on the Mississippi river in the east section of Lee county, were business visitors in the city Wednesday. H. Gilberg, the shoe man of Ma rianna will leave Sunday for Chi cago and Detroit to attend conven- tions of shoe dealers, study shoe styles and incidentally pick up some bargains in winter shoes, if any are to be had.
 Mrs. R. L. Nixon entertained the IC. w. B. M. of the Christian Church Tuesday afternoon. A good program was rendered, papers by Mesdames Mohrstadt, Nixon, Bonner being especially fine. Delicious re- treatments were served. Be stenographer and earn from $15 to $50 week. Stenographers are in demand all over the country No trouble to get good position and earn a good salary. Miss Will ] lie Whitsitt will teach you. Phone Willie Wb;ts;t+ 179 *16I George F. Gambrel will leave Monday for Chicago and other mar kets to buy goods for his store here. Mir. Gambrell is just concluding a great Shovel Elm Out" sale here, one of the most successful midsum- mer sales ever conducted in Mari anna
 Teddy Claywell, former deputy sheriff here has returned from over seas duty and is being given most hearty welcome by his many friends.
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Now Ready
First Printing 40 Car Loads

The largest edition published of novel The great st story ever written by the most popular author
 HAROLD BELL WRIGHT
 ms new Ozark story of life and love is sweet and appeal g With athos vibrant with the local color of the mys c enchanted OzarksThe Shepherd of the Hills country The Re-Cre0tiOn of Bri0n Kent
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 story nch Tn philosophy charming in description ana In the character creations of Brian Kent, Aune " sudy and Betty Jo-they actual living human be- The dramatic action is thrilling and intense with the
 Vlsualzation of the clash and conflicts of the 7n- forces of life. The story is clean and whoesone WIS ol Gods unspoiled world of the Ozark hills w inVgorating the pure atmosphere of the out-of- Cloth Red and Gold, I2m0, $1.5O PR Turner Drug Go.
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9anif % 5penif.

S Sen lille 5omling 5orcorog al
Nilb. Ml1oer1el1, iom r116er Titele1,
"~georoboere" er ltofommen bos @Dl-
oe1,ool, forteller 5orfatteret, for al
broge en- 5ammenligning mellen1
banif % lpenlf 6olfefarafter, fgl-
gc1toe file 9ref, Ser er meooelt bon1
al Ell fjpbenbabnif Jorfotter, Der al
S'1teresie for Observation-Disclosures
bobee ifoffet fig Moga1tg til ct al
@ppeoltooens Sangiler:
Ser ia6 ban cn Dag beo Silme1-
bellies -AGsrptofollel1, bpor oe IN in0=
fon1n1en6e Mrreitanter bopbe at OBJ
gipe Nob1L MGocr, &erfomit pip. Gn
Sag inomelotes en- luenif 8agobon6
llmt66elbort efter Ell 1r0prnget flu
5henbap1rif @p1le. Sill 5pgrgsnlaa-
let "Srosbefienbelie?", Ser ipntes at
to1tl11c &jgbel1bapnerell 11oget oper.
.raifel1oe, iQgoe bon ferit:: Spa fa1-
ler?!" Gerefter. 90 oct blep forfloret
onr "&eligon", oa, set bar bel "2,1.
fber12 Haa fanrme 5pprgsmaol ret,
teoe Speniferen itg op % iag6e meo
bpi @sit:: "811ngliga Ipenlfa 5tats=
feligione,t"..
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6prbcbrcbe buns 6prelie. IS

5orbeorcbe buns @prelie. IS to
Mor-bar iii DaDt Dor fi9re @e6ltefor
boenOe bos o." lfriDer 9r. 6. S.
D1lerfierL Moltntai11 Giem, Ofla.
'"&an er blepen 1aa bpp paa @rnno
al &utarr, at ri por npot til at raa=
BE bom ilro / 9ret for at foo BAN
til at f%orltaa os. @an boD0e pro-
bet ollie 5logs @jelpemioler lr0e,l
5or nogle faa Tiger fl
ben be9pnote ban at BRUCE 8r. Sc
ters &1rifo, % bans @erelie bar
ff%orbeOret Zig iaa mprfpRroigt, at
bi nappe nof bebeber at b9be Dor
Gtentme, naar bi taller til bunl."
Sen e~ien6ommelige, belbreoe11oe
&raft, Or. 8eters sa1trifo beliooer,
ifploes oct 5aftu1n, at Ben rolnr1cr
Snoet ! fit Roo; l1re11beber / 8lo-
Oct Dg SD1telnet, De11 flerller~ benz
b1,rtigt, uoen g%oloion1be6, % inogi-
per 2egemet np 2ipsfroft. Den fn,l
lite faces tiIfigbs pna Mpoteferne,
melt leneres oirefte al 81. 8eter
Jabr11ep & Cons 60, 1901 WaIb-
ington 8lp6., Chicago, SlI.
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Det er itreust at here Solfetinas.
man6.

Gen ro6ifale Solfetingsman6 s.,
Yeterle1t, &il1er,p, bar nRgtet at ID
.be iig g%iel,opltille / Mnribofre6ien
til set fonmen6c 5o1fetil1gSpalg.
0m Mariagen lt6taler BON til
"2ollanb Talifer 6plfeti6en6e~:
"Get ct i,1Jen Sag at pare afttp
Nolitifer, bbis man bapoe fit Siem,
fin 8eorift % TN 6a1niIie / aiebe1,-
.bnplt. Me1t mar man iom leg bar
it1 @eorif pna 2ollalr6 o. fin politi-
ifc Girfiombeo / ajebenbabn % TIN:
/ Mp % See fai fornnte biem %
iiae @oooag til Ianlilien og figge
flpgtigt til 2nlobrugsbe6rtften, BIT
Der oct for o1litrangenoe ! 2pnabr1.
.OJ er man enbelig biemme Ell Gag,
CT Ser iou mango, man ifal tale meo
allebaaaoe Eager, at man. ober<
bobc6et life pe6, bbab Set bill {ige at
|pGrc bjemme. 9pis BET fun oreieoe
iom Observation-Disclosures Tom ! gamle
Gage, bar BET ,1oget all6et. Me1t
Migs6age1 1igger 10 boaltabelig ia1be
belle Naret rnnot, % iorelpbia er
Der inaen l1oiigt til 1rorlnole Sor-
|bolb. ltoiigten tn belle tire 6olfe-
|tinaspald ! iltoepare1poe s(ar fon /
|bpert Tol6 lite falbes normal"
SEQ bar res1et no, at iea meo lloz
|figten til eli 8nllfe gnlgermeoer,
Eoisfe gala bill meofbre piloe fo1n1te
til at tiIbrinae Is {iemogbaIpfiero-
|iilostDue)l Nfte1er ruliot o11ffriit,g /
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Danmark. =
Gn relplnt @nlbbrnb.

. CO.,
Gorleoen flu1be Ell ogtet Nafitopit
og @ultrl1 fejre 0eres Gulobrpllup.
S Sen Mule0nin9 bobOe @ul6br116en
og benoes 5pn inognaet ct Be60a=
l1laol ON Ell J1c1fe BortDin. @R6be,
maalet sit 11b paa, at @nl6bru6en
5eitoogens Moreen if1lbe bore lt0e
i set sSrie, in6en 5gnl1en fom og
paffe6e ben6e. Om Mftene1l bapbc
5pnne,t ilni6lerti6 Jet lit Omit til at
loale a1le 0pre, % ban troe0e 6a,
at bo,1 bopoe n,1nbet @~n6oemnolet;
men 90 ban font 11b ON Morgenen.
itoo @%n1obrltoen nof iaa npoeligt %
tog moo bam. Sum bob6e reiolut
bnn6et ct 2age:1 / ginouesformen
og fret fig lt6 ajennem 8inb1,et. S
@etra9tni1tg al, at ben gamle Dame
fplber It Mar, og at BUN bor ! 2oen
@toae, mao man iige, at Set er ual.
minoelig goot giort.
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Gurfjenist.

Gsbiergs bpjeite 6fattepoer er
@rosiererSoban,es Rielien, ION lfal
betale pmtr. 1900 ST.. / Sfot, bar
flor oltlat TIL Ell 5fat at 2 Set!
ct. Sans6ng.afbolbes Ell itor Sea-
tionalfet paa Sfamlingsbanfe1t.
goetrpffer ao1lroo S%grgenlen.
&olbing, bar, if. "ao1oing 5olfebI.
paa fin 70 Mars Sp%oielsoag ben 90.
Morts Gienita,,o for megen 0p-
mprfiombeo % mo0tog mango foit-
bore @aber % ell Mnrgbe 2pfenif-
1linger.
5ocial Dempfratel1" me6oeler,
at mo1 paa 8rltno al be,t itore 30
ligllgo &iiebenbnm bill beIl,,ttc at
..rationere alle 2ejligbeOer, oaleoes
at ale De 2ejliebeoer, bpor Ser Ct
mere enc / BGrelle pr. sS1uoipi6, ifal
Sc gprige @rrelier til Sc S,,s
IS 6alnGorg3 bar 5lespig-Solltelter4
ne bolo Ct tort Megbe % be0taact
en- Groteitreiolitio1t mob "Doniferz
mes MnneftionsIDltera
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CANADA.
Drel1g babbe ltl,sfet Sis pao set uIen

Drellg bopoe itl,sfet Sis pao SET n1en
9ranbglas.
1Tf 5maalisbeo! Otter fffferf
sSSorlpbenoe bliuer &c bien1penoea,hc.
15enoerjpoers Miaoer fra SpboIna.
i @anl1arf, iadiom Blade Bsgu.
5auge oily. f%onfisfcret Jarris, naar
.Ssnoeripoerne bettber biem.
49saa Grl,nb III Sen itore M,aareeT
paa M'ateriel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Selefonielifab at ntofsre seTefDns
Ratioa1ering Der 81. d. gaar It's pnr
at LUTTE Dper onoen Cine for Il 6oIb
Mborner,ter.
SSo1r1laliH Negner 5fenba e
Iblepen Meboftsr lor 1SpenrnOruaafps
iiteoetfor 6eoaftgr 9olloegaaro, I'M
#@laoets Nftionerer lanaf ON L.Irg
9ar aaet oettroniiieref.
&EE1
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storage area Of 79,300: square me-

storage area Of 79,300 square me,
ters; it has now 122,400 square
meters. There are railroad con.
nections everywhere, and the dist,
ance from the pier to warehouse
and railroad is very short, so tina,
an easy and quick handling Of the
goods is possible. In order to make
full use Of the advantage there is
in the fact that custom inspection
does not delay the discharge Of
goods in a free port, it is necessary
to have all the mechanical devices
as perfect as possible to speed the
work and the distances the goods
have to be carried as short as pos
.sible; the Copenhagen. Free Port is
developed with this in view.
In the basins Of the Free Port.
the big transatlantic steamers be-
longing to the Scandinavian-Ameri
can Line, the East Asiatic Compa7
ny, and others discharge their car
CO., which is then loaded on the
many smaller steamers belonging to
Diet Forenede Dampskibsselskab'"
and other local lines to be carried
to the Danish provincial ports and
to the ports along the Baltic and
on the Swedish and Finnish coasts,
1t is also possible from the Copen-
hagen Free Port to take care Of
the big lighter traffic on the &c.
man rivers and canals. This traffic
had formerly it's headquarters ir
Hamburg, and a great deal of thu
German canal system is built witt
the object in view Of serving til,
oversee traffic from and to Ham,
burg; but many of the rivers anc
canals can also be supplied from
| Copenhagen, and it is the intention
to have a regular Lighter traffi,
across the Baltic. This narrow
/, sea is as a rule quite, and the light
ers will be able to cross in safet,
almost the year round.
OF other special interest for Co
penhagen will be the trade or
Danzig, especially if this city is t.
remain the. seaport of Poland ant
thus be outside of the German
custom sphere.
The Free Port has a big labo1
force Of we'll paid and steady en-
| ployees, who know their worl
thoroughly; it is therefore fairly
independent of the unskilled labo7
market, which means that the good:
: are handled carefully.
The Free Port Company has, a
it will be seen, taken steps to de
velop still further the very ad
vantageous position of Copenhagen
! and all the other harbor authorize
have done likewise. The port O
Copenhagen has been enlarged yer,
: much, and the leading men in gu:
financial life see the Copenhage,
harbor as our greatest asset, and i
is our intention to bring before tn,
public, especially the merchants o
this country and other countries
the advantages which Copenhagel
offers as a trade center.
IL We welcome all foreign enter
Ses which will make use Of GU:
harbor facilities, either for storage
or for manufacture.
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30 Acres ~ Mil fra sebeka,
49, Mimi. i statena
oedste Mejeri-sektion. omtrent 40
Acres godt Tammer, 8 Acres
kornmark, nogen ENG, Log-Hus:
ait Land indhegnet; Landet gen.
nemiSbet at en- IA. $40 D i. Acre:
SoOO kontant, Restten efter 0nake,
D1rekte fra Ejeren "A
W. q. Thompson. Nevis. MINI
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16OAcres~ godLerjord

we'd god. Wei, Postrute, Telefonlinje,
wild" men let ryddelig, god Eng,
8 Mil fra Milaca, i ct velbebygget
Nabolag; lette Betingelser; $3.50
pr. Acre.
100 Acres cod. Lerjord, alt ind
hegnet og krydshegnet, god Wei,
&c Stykker Kvaeg, IA Make
k9er, 4 Heste, allie R~edskaber, 80
Hons, 2 Buggies, Vogue, code Byg-
ninger; 20 Acres under Plov, 40
Acres Eng, TX Nil fra en- god lille
By, er til salg straks; $4,000,
lette Viikaar. For narmere Oplys-
ninger skriv til
Allen & Morneau, Inc. Milaca, Mimi
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.Hyd :os .W1oHHooLs .YNya HLyLs M1oHHao1s

.Xya os 'WIoHA2o1s a. .ANYa M!y1s W1oHNooLs
58seq IsUe IN AI1ES 's5IeS ia eWI1d olpuIW sIpuB 1q La
ISL 1eprss9' a2a 7t | Ia ssssaaoM eo?sIs u ,s oa2d 9 u ass41lA
a1em1 geo y uaSs ,s 90 ~ ue4s 40 30 eosn. s1ov Il SIS IN ssqek4 ua
.1pum ue 80 1osu ? '1ep1afA ,lsslsleA OF pm snqses1eoqea s5
sH z Iemm9L 9po5 'uemIBA IB euI9fH e5TlssAp1ou lp meuuass
tsqs1 14 snp1e '4aa pos ua :esue5ss1o IA 4euseqpul ue4ssI 9s4
Jap se1oy Oe leuseqpuI spain SO 4euSe4puI ara "a s .mIoq4oag
s1 nv 2 u4 'seIov Oe eed m1ed pos 80 Ias u4 :DIVS III
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NORTH DAKOTA.

FARMLAND, e aeesysssss 90
vi er Hovedkyarteret for code Far
me i def nordvestlige Nord Dakota,
hvor Land kan kpbes til Spotpris.
Skriv efter nermere Oplysninger
til First State Bank,
Zahl, Williams Co, N. Oak.
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so ACRES TIL sALG.

so ACRES TIL sALa.
Mine 80 Acres Jord / Askov Kolo-
MEN kan kSbes billigt. Der er like
saa lidt Gayntammer og store
Maengder at Brende. Hejlandet /
meget let at rydde. En- Back med
Eng omkring l6ber gennem Elem
dommen.
A. BoBJERG, Askoy. MINI
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<S0lI NV %E-
S Iensborg bill Ser, efter bbab
"0Dbbplpolten" meooeler, n116er Of
ltemningstiben al oct ba1ife llben-
riasminiiterium blipe oprettet ct
bonif Bresiebureol1. aontorebef Mo-
ri1us O0e, 2eoere11 al ltoenrigsmil1i-
iteriets Gresiebureal1, pil opertage
.2coel1en al 81,reauet.
3obafsfabrifant 6. g. Obel / slal-
borg bar figbt Gjenoomn1en pna
,Sipr1et al Npgabe og 81. Corp i.
aj%Sbcnbab1t, bbor 5abrifen bar ub=
ialI. &iebeinmmen er 100000.
&rpner.
gn / Noroipllano 1l1eget fier,ot
Wano, 5lgj0larer Sonien j Malbora.
CT afgoact be6 Dgber, q Nor gam.
meo. Mfo9oe er fjenot for l1oiprel=
len af meget mutt Susfliosarbejoc,
81. a. bar bon r%eltoureret Sc gn1nle
Mphler ! Nalbprg5tlten pauWui9et.
.Sat bar pgiaa fielld iom en- meget
ipria % bngtig 5fDtte.
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No. TN c@l~@ 100 Acre Farm, beiggende 81

SO. u SQD69a Mil fra Warrens, Monroe Co.
Wisconsin. 100 Acres err %opdyrket, og Diet hee er godt beig-
gende. Der er ct 2 Etage Trehus, 12x24, med wing" og Sten-
kj1lder, 2 barns, "corn crib, "granary", 0. S. v Der er en-
Frugthave med 90 berende Abletrser; en- lille IA we'd den enc
Ende at Farmer. J%ordbunden er: "Sandy loan, rich dark
loan" "and some black muck. Denne Farm kan nu kj9bes
for den bilige Prs at $4,000. med en- kontant Udbeta1ing at
$4,000. bet resterende S Aa1 med SO Rente. Dette er vel
,vard at undersqge. Gj9r Diet nu!
H. MADISON, 154 w. Randolph Street, Chicago. In-
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Nord Dakota 49, acres n Farm;

pnsker at trekke sig tilbage. 400
Acres opdyrket, 440 dyrkelig, Re-
stem god Gresning, genneml9bet
af Jamesfloden; en- Mil fra Brant-
ford paa G.. N. R. r. Hovedlinje;
Halvdelen indhegnet; Bygninger
verd $4,000; boret Brpnd og Wind
mSlle; ypperlig lord. For Pris og
Betingelser tilskriv 4-3
Z. Daniels. Brantford. N. D..
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

AQ0 Acres I'll Sale. to Mil til yarnbaneby; Knke, Elevator og
TOO - Msle; 8 Mil til Mejeu Mobidge. Fobedringer; ale
indhegne, 80 Acres 'hogight'; code Brsnde; 2 Vndmsner; sat Hs, Lade, K-
rshd, Granary, SommIk9kken og Auto Garage. AltLandt Ell opdyrkelg, ~ 4DDe
Acres e under Dyrkning. God Jod, let bsgdormig. Ejren hr samlet alt, bvad han
er here g hr ngenG rundhl at nsunde Farmere nogenteds. Pms $685. 90. Be
ingeEer; $40 900 komant; Reseni 10 Aar til 6Pct Rente.
NJ, I. WOODS, Mobridge, S. DIX.
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MONTANA.

MONTANA LAND TIL Sale.
'Godt Farmland i Roosevelt County.
hvor H6sten aldrig sfnsg
fell. Code Skoler, Kirker og JRFA
baneforbindelser. Landets Pris fr0
$40 til $40 pr. Acre. For nmFme-
Oplysninger skriv til
G. Reiter. Froid. Montana
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100 Acres Godtk0b Minnesota.

Ddte er godt tungt javnt Farmland to og en- halv Mi fra
ogilve, we'd en- god Vel, Postrute og Telaon; alt indhegnet med
StaaHraadsnet; ~ Etages Illus, Lade 1896, Faarestalde 22x78, OF
god Brgnd. Prs $500. skriv til
G. e. ERICKSON, MIACA, MINI.
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kqber en- 80 Acres
YT~OO Farm fire Mil fra
Moose Lake. Komplet med Besat-
ming og neutrality-suspicious., etc.
Skandinavisk Befolknimg. Et Godt-
k@b for hvem som helst. Skriv til
FARMERS STATE BANK,
Moose Lake, MINI.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

observation-disclosures til @algermpocr.
Oct er meo 6crn1e l1oiiet for gje,
at jog bar fa1et min 8eillttning. Na,
Ipil jeg otter nboe Bripotlipets Jreo.
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MINNESOTA
i Farmland.

Acres ryddet, SEEKS v@relsers Hs l god Stand, Hsnsehus, stad, ON.
uibus til Consolidated" Skole gaar le torb1 Dsren. Pris 3270o.
$1,000. kontant. Resten til 6 pct.
H. c. HANSON. Barnum. MINI.
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Minnesota Mas Land. rs VI sa' , . 1as,e, vel ,aq se.e,s,..
fra so Acres op til 400 Acres og nssten ale Farmene kan k,.b..
paa meget lette Vilkaar. Hvia De er intermseret 1 Kbb at en- Farm
vii det blve til Deres Fordel at skrive til o. efter or aodtkjsh.
Liste.
ANDERSON LAND COMPANY, wilmar. MINI.
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WISCONSIN.

FARMFA opdyrkede og med
Vaaningshuse, Udhuse,
Bromide, Gierder, we'd code veie og Dyer
Priser fra $1,000 og op, tt Aars Beta
lingstid. vi selger Heste og KjSr paa Ii
berale Vilkaar. Tilskriv Einar Anderson.
Mgr. Scandinavian Dept, Loeb-Hammel
Realty Co (Not Inc.), Medfo!d. Wis.