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News-Champion Correspondence:-
Tuesday, May 8.
Engineer C. H. Cowan Is on the
Lake City branch run.
Fireman j. B. Haley Is ON the
Crested Butte switch engine.
Brakeman CA. Trevarthen is work
ing out Of Gunnison again after hav-
ing been on outside runs for some
two or three months.
Engineer p. J. Ready, formerly Of
Lake City branch, is on the passenger
run between Grand junction and
Montrose, formerly held by Engineer
George Porter, retired.
Fireman c. NJ. Campbell is working
out of Gunnison again, after having
been on the standard gauge territory
between Grand Junction and Montrose
for about four years.
Matt Arch, former engineer out OF
Gunnison, who has been located in
Montrose for the past year or two in
the insurance business, Is now located
in Denver. He has bought some lots
there and is building q six-room dwell
ling on them.
H. Weirick was in Denver recently
and met Jerry O'Reagan, formerly OF
Gunnison and Parlin, who was in
quiring for Gunnison friends. Mr..
Weirick also met Paddy" Gum, who
runs a soft drink establishment in the
Capital City. Mr.. Weirick was caught
in the big blizzard in Denver and was
held "a hours before he could get his
train. He says he was lucky, though,
as last year he was held from Satur-
day night till Monday noon before he
could get train out of Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13

.-
3siiee DoIIarsl for costs oe sott 80
for all further an1 dt6erass reflef h
the premises ~ may seem tsst on1
proper. a. viii more fully appear fsoO
the complaint II saf1 acston 10 which
references is here made:
And you are hereby notfned shas
u ycu fan 70 appear and to ansveS
the said complaint - above required
the said plafnu9 viii eaase your de-
fault to be entered herein and thso
proceed 10. judgnepe against you ~
prayed for in said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said Court at Gunrison. n sai1
county. this asrd day OF March A. d.
1891.
CsEAL, rHos- W. ESTES.
Clerk
ny Cara J. Estes. Deputy
J. NJ. McDougai. Atty. for PITT
First publication. April IS. 1891.
Last publication, May ~. 1871
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Montrose, Colo
RADIO. April 26, 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Clyde
l.. Solomon, of Saguache, Colo, who
on January %. 1920. made Homestead
Entry, No. O13S63 for Eis sen, S1a
NEA, SWk NWk, WIaSWA, SEk-
Swh Lots 1873, & 4. Sec 2: EhSEH,
sen NEh, Lot 1, Section 4. Township
am, Range 1 r, N.M.P Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make final
three year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Wal
ter NJ. Slane, Clerk Of District Court.
at Saguache, Colo, on the 4th day Of
June, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
George Williams, Porfirio Garcia, Tor
ibio Pacheco. Frank H. Means, all of
Saguache. Colorado.
Stock-raising Homestead Entry Act
December 30, 1916 $50 Stats. s62l
Non-coal o. c. SKINNER,
Register.
First publication, April 90, 1921.
Last publication. June 3, 1921.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13

R. Austin. Of sargents. Colorado. Who
on January 10. 1917. made Homeatead
Entry. No etilsS. for swH. wAsEk.
Sec =: EWk. Nhswis. wBEs4. Sec
ton ,. Township - ". Range E. y.
NJ r. Meridian has fled notice OF in
tention 10 make Final three year Proof.
TO establish claim 10 the land above de-
scrtbed. before Ernest ~ Sourse. Unit
81 States countssioner. At Gunnison.
Colorado. on the 3lst day OF Nay. 1871
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clarence H Aeans. william Ausmua.
Robert r. Cole. Oscar Carlson. all Of
sargents.. Colorado.
Son-coai o. C. SKINNER.
Register.
Stock-raisIng homestead entry Act.
December -. 1916 Sss stats-. ss&)
First publication. April Q. 1891.
Last publication, May ~. 1891.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13

foreman asked Porter il he had a
middlename. "Well," said the fore
man, George Archibald goes to work
tomorrow morning and when the 80
days are up, I'll fire Archibald and
George Porter will take his place" and
he did. The man who gave him the
sentence saw him in the cab later but
made no remarks.
Mr.. Porter was never engaged in a
strike. The nearest he ever came to
it was during what was known as the
"hobo strike" when young Carl
Ridgeway substituted for his father
as general manager. For some reas-
on nm order was given for the train
crews not to eat at Glenwood because
of the trouble with the hoboes. One
crew on the Salida division disobeyed
the order and was fired by young
Ridgeway. The crews all struck and
those on the third division at Grand
Junction went out also with the ex-
ception of Porter and few others.
Porter finally decided he would pull
only the mail car, but before he went
to work next morning, a wire was re-
ceived from the "Old Man." telling
them all to GO back to work and he
would settle the matter when he got
home, and 1t was settled amicably.
The first intimation that he was to
be retired came a short time ago
when he was asked by the head off
cial to give his age and length of SER
vice, and later was sent blank upon
which to make application for the PEN
sion. He does not know as yet what
the pension will be as it has not yet
been figured out under the rules.
He loves to fish, but has had very
little time in which to engage in the
favorite sport. He is now looking for
ward to some real sport in. the Gun
nison river along which he has travel
ed probably more times than any
other man living.
There has been saying that every
engineer "get his" before he gets thru
but there are exceptions to all rules
and his many friends congratulate
George upon his good fortune.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13
GEORGE PORTER RETIRED
AFTER FORTY YEARS WORK
One of Western Slopes Oldest and
Most Popular Railroad Men Can
Look Upon Record Of Which Amy
Man Would Be Proud.

A. C. Newton in Grand Junction
Sentinel.
After ii years of continuous ser
vice with the Denver 4 Rio Grande
railroad, George A. Porter the veter-
an engineer was notified by telegraph
Tuesday that he had been retired and
awarded q pension because Of his
long and faithful services.
Mr.. Porter was born in Canada in
1851, and began his life work of
railroading at the age of "a years on
the Central railroad at Vermont, the
Canadian end, and for a short time
served as watch,nan, later in 1879 he
began firing. He came to the Rio
Grande in 1880, and was located on
the construction work on the Alamosa
branch with headquarters at Alamosa.
Later he was connected with the
construction work on the narrow
gauge from Salida to Gunnison and
then from Gunnison to Grand juno
tion and until the road was broad
gauged to Montrose, he ran an en-
gine daily over that line. When the
broad gauge was completed, Mr.. Por-
ter took run out of Grand Junction
eastward and he has held it until his
retirement.
uSIt UT 1CN WIN NNCI iCeAAi
the years of service who can say as
he does that he has never had seri-
Gus accident. This is indeed re-
markable experience and one Of which
he can be proud.
Mr.. Porter tells Of several instances
when he was suspended for time but
has always managed to come out with
out having lost any time. He has
many kind words to say about the
general manager, "Old Man Ridge
way" and his son, Carl, who succeeded
him. The old man was scrapper and
liked men who were also scrappers as
in that way he usually got at the truth
of any controversy.
Since coming to the Rio Grandes Mr..
Porter has never worked for any
other road and at one time he was
laid Of for month because Of an ac-
cident for which he was not to blame.
He was allowed to loaf around the
machine shops but got tired Of that
and went to Denver and asked for Q
fob on the Union Pacific and Was Civ
en- IN engine. Before he went TO work
tie next morning, the superintendent
came to Denver to look him up and
finally induced him to 20 back and
stand the sentence for the thirty days
md then go to work. But before a
week had passed there was . call for
1 man to run special engine and the
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13
THE SALES TURNOVER TAX

The Dearborn Independent:- (
The proposition to substitute what
is known as 2 @sales turnover tax" for
the present excess profits tax i be.
ing energstically pq;hed BY means 2 q
Back Of this propaganda, on their own
by Otto H. Kahn, Jules Semon Bache
and Meyer Rothschlld.
Summed up in e sentence, th1
from $500. 900 900 to q billion Of dol.
able to pay it, to the shoulders Of
those least able to pay it.
What is worse, the form Of the. tax
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13
NOTICE OF ADJUsrMENT DAY

Estate Of John T. Logic. Deceased.
No. SCI.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 70 pres
ent them for adjustment to the County
Court Of Gunnison County, Colorado,
ON the Both day Of May A. ID. 1921.
JESSIE B. logic,
Administrators Of the Estate Of John
7. Logic. Deceased.
First publication, April 30. 1871.
Last publication. May 20. 1921.
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13
A pipes pal packed with p. A.!

psiees Alesvs %
esd o. fepry ~
kass. tidy red tics,
kss6ssms Psssi
ard ks'f pound fia
kumiders epd f.ehs
posad ey,sssi glass
. m l q or gifh
sponge nessfs1sv
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the car.
Catarrhal Deafness requires constitu-
tionaI treatment HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE In n constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an In
famed condition OF the mucous lining Of
inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when II Is entire
ly closed. Deafness Is the result Unless
the inflammation can be reduced, your
hearing may be destroyed forever.
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the blood on the mucous sur
faces OF the system. thus reducing the In
fiammation and restoring normal condi-
lions.
Circulars free. All Druggists.
+. J. Cheney q Co. Toledo. Ohio
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior
U. $. Land Office ut Montrose. Colo
rado.
April 2. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given that Glenn
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-05-13
SUMMONS

STATE OF COLORADO. "a
County of 0unnison.
In the District Court Of the Seventh
Judicial District OF the State of Colo
rado. within and for the County of
Gunnison.
). A Goodwin.
Va SUMMONS
The Galena Mountain
Mines and Tunnel com-
Pany.
Defendant, t
rAe People Of the state sf Cesssaas.
To Tho Galena Mountain Mines and
named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the Dis
trict Court Of Gunnison County. State
of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein. within twenty days after
the service hereof. IL served within this
county: or. II served out of this county.
or. by publication within thirty days ar
ter the services hereof. exclusive of
the day of service: or Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you accord
Ing to the prayer of the complaint,
And II copy Of the complaint
In the above entitled action be
not served with this summons. or n
the service hereof be made out OF this
State. then ten days additional to the
time hereinbcfore specified for appear
ancc and answer will be allowed be-
fore the taking of Judgment by de-
fault as aforesaid.
Tho said action Is brought TO secure
n judgment in the sum Of Two Hun
dred Dollars. together with iuteres,
thereon amounting to the sum o!
Three Hundred and Thirty-three and
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
rI,rsIA>D APARTMENTS

b..
tr,'.t, t.IF"{{, pawn. gas ,wni'' enh '''c.
SEQ. 10 . 'r, n, S"u'h it'n, must DO
'''" 70 "' 'P'''' ''"t''' ''"E' N.''.
NLW ihrGc room "'rd.cngy ar"tmcnt
DECORATED. conN'hicrtly located 20 ear lluc
iGfs ' N''S' 'N'E' ''l'
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one extra toilet H4 duplex or one, very
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ar T.inTN 7aV we ''""' ~"
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N'' III ROOM modern apartment.
E'asr'u IN S,'biht p"',h prNat" bath
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ROY ROOM modern aparimont south
.rn exposure shr water and electricity,
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TWO Erou9d round .no9,r apHrtm"n,s four
ing r"rchas two rf,,.t~ bmib. W. r..r T'',p .I,
or W two families. rnnnins wster t, in o"cn n
quarters can be- rented If desired ilcnI
homo for ono largo family Cedar 2les
ELWOOD s. al7. Uufutrishrd lpart
ment Tor r"nt AppN 2.3 West THIRD
street usag" ais'
APARTMENT - Five rooms sleeping
porch. tlir bath. hardwood rour4 steam
heat. idnitur service. walker apartments
t,,m ~ ',n'"' az uH't' ."'' no
'"''" s"' '' ". W. i'' appointments
'vn '.n, NrS rnlsh.i i"nl room MOI
refefcnce GnII osay. Tsfg S,''' must nav"
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side rooms splandld uriyhIprrn1d ,.uf
very reasonable refrranrr, ,,.banyc1
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iu Tor rent Gsags g1a,
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D., 6b'''i"eh'' close 10, Tor rent os"g'
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NENhLh NEW i've room efficiency apart
W,nt' ten blocks from fiith and Main
h',t', ~ ,,"',N' ila.'r'. M"lPhF h'u'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
THINK OF IT.

A beautiful new Elburn piano
20 any home in Tulsa for S25
cash and SO per month. this
piano is made for us and is
the best piano in the piano world
today at it's price, S375; thou
sands Of homes throughout the
southwest will testify to its splen-
did goodness in tone. in action and
durability; we back 1t to the limit
x you cannot call, write US today.
In used pianos we have many bar
gains as low as SS per month. We
save YOU money. Jenkins Music
Co. Az South Main street Osa.o
3l32-3l34
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

1850 pEH ACRE buys real bargain In 120
acres fruit ami grass land In northwest
Arkansas one days drive from Tulsa.
House. barn. HniokehouHe four acres
fenced two springs, one fourth mile good
fishing $1,000 foet pine. 800 feet OAK.
SHwmiil VIII move on plhco Will take 1880
Ford part payment. Onc.hnlf oil right
reserved. Terms Earl Haley, llerry-
vile Ark
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


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ana I"lE" 9.'piur r"'ch good we'll "nd
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/ Tulsa sr. esi Half Of room guplc,
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22
ENCnANGE-REAL ESTATE

AS FIRST PAYMENT suburban bust
ness without competition. ON duplex
bungalow or equity. Cedar 1873.
FOR SALE OR TRApE-SiN-ruom duplex
for only $500, viii take cpr up to
5000 value as first payment. leslie
Brooks Co. Usage 2sI3
INCOME PROPERTY clear 10 Trade for
good auto, Cedar a.
TO ENCANGE FOR CAR--1hroc-roon
house. i23 North Peoria. DdagH 7hE9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

lN OWNER tiiEh level Dot In Terrace
Drive; sub.dtNiaiou SO o. sacrificing
fur cuTh ut voWc terms 40 n NnutnlH
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t.-."-ri,re 'Ircasstu walnut
... Ff.s4YY UrVa4.uv f4HT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

s.I as now at sacrifice.
-Is.H s. Elgin. call before
.H.i 3 8. ul.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-22

stmRtAN home Ia the uzorl,s. two
and oua halt miles snutr Of public
suuutr. springfield. Mo. 90 acres, nine.
room hou-r. modern, tnr shnd" trees
-.t Iu olu,cr an Nuds Of fruit tor
uuIrk sale tle 500. e. NJ YuunrIluud
N'i uoutou strort springfield. 80.
ruH SALE I> owner. lot with two
..ruum houses at Worm st1iiun. VIII
f"u 'hcur Cor DnHh. Phone paaE" ie11
tDN SALE Seven ruum. two STORY. tprF"
rr,us. two baths. nuo location, only
i7boo with s. 600 down. L"sii" brooke
eco. pHpp" 'N7H
tlliL CREST 5ls South Iunis street
H"y"n room modern bungalow. lArg"
hnH"mrnt. oak noots huilt.ln features
two.cat garage. q fine home. house ~ nav
vacant Price ~ 600 terms arranged
VIII rent 10 rcapnnsiblo putty ihnn"
psaEo 1903 Nj Anderson with Nadon In
. ,"stm'nt Iu. 2ts.lo Security bldg
1900 CASH aud $50 pct month buys
new broom, modern cottage on full siz"
/ lot, VIII tak, good ctt and 1850 cash nH
/ INST payment. rrlgr tItoo Abbott q
/ W,lsh pHaTt 1864
/ ron SALE rlyo room house" large dry
/ basement. for particulars scr party
iras g. Niuuh street
UTICA. EAST siDI.. six room bungalow
nicely arranged OAK floors base tub
| buit iu features, "" consider THIS biz
bargain. only . 600 cash, pricc o. 600
terms uf viii cnnsIdrr car on phrt pas
mont. H'rt Mason cedar e.
| ron SALE sis ruom duplrs, new, two
baths. corner. "'IS larE" rooms. ouly
| $500. with 81 .2bn down. balance to Hult
| Leslie lir"eks 60, Usage 2N7j.
| WE NAVE nice i've room bungalow on
north Main modern aud M t".dat"
1'hi"h "" can sell for 81. 500 4. \. hiley
| " Go. cedar 1913.
| a HEAL nAHGAtN Sew four room
bungalow, large garage, chicken hous",
E"oJ well and five Bcrcs ot land all
/ Cash 90 terms Address nwuor Tom ny
! land. phone j ., 'olliuryllle. okla.
! fiFTu PLACE. T.. lllf-OWn"r nrcds
| money the equity Ia fNr-ruum house ,
! newly decorated lnSll" aud out, viii sell
! tnWpl"ifN furnished Tor ". 600 hosuU
! ful lucatlon near school would consider
! cheap car a. part. rent furnished fpt SO
| p"r month. Payments only 80. Cedar
FprR ROOM house olusc In. on paving.
uod"rn. pr'r t275O This t- Am -
c"pti1uuliy good buy can cedar 1853.
| ron sNLE Iy owner up dat" Bungn
low li17 N Denver, win consider good
| 'hf aH iIfHl phb p'nt.
! NOTICE 10 real os,ato doaIcrs. my urpp
"rty AZ 2s2N y. Second i- pff the market.
signed A N. winter
ron sALE splcndld Morn!isuio home
/ Grated rooms. breakfast room blth. man
/ t"l hardwood floors oumLlnhtI N furnace
I iwo.rnr EHrhr". modern servants quar-
| t"rs. fun uast front lot, hoEuttful +nruh.
/ htt! n1' rri,' ani terms phone ts'se
'0l WhItcsidr 4 White-lir.
/ FIVE ROOMS and breakfast room. mod
"rn, buiIt In fratufcs' garage drive
ton QUIZ $4,000. MrS Henderson O-as'
nY owNGR Now o room bungalow
.rtt
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~ ST \ FEW LEFT Acre tracts uu the
fodorut paving tho ptcttiret location on
The f,dvfhi paved road 500 cash. bal
pp,u 30 suit. can Usage aaAG
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IIas almost new tlv" room house csHg0
f'Ht with HmHli barn and outhuild-
IugH, well ct house ana nrv"r-failiug
spruR IN pasture, place he fenced with
hog Nirn. rho price a. $1,000 Includes
! tnrrc uulst"iu COWS aud one Jersey COW
/ all giving milk, one brood sow, three
hundred chickens. und al furniture. farm
| ing tools. etc. OH IN good condition /.
! Ideally located Tor poultry ranch or small
iuirS N Suld hnif cash viii handle this
| uIutg
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BY OWNEt Now room bungalow
large NrIug room. dining room and
batrucnt. uHk floors. south front. near
uar Inr ana paving buiug put in nov. This
H your chance Tor ihaf bargain eau
uau"r. Cedar ah'p. Price 5000
owner I,aE,nE town says splI us t.rouru
and nrrah'asi room bungalow urn floors,
basement and iuu.Cur FafHE" uu paving.
high south trout. TON size lot ON paving
Iu restricted dIsru,i. 800. C1u OraEr
N1.h.
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MISSOURI.

uIGHLN improved small fruit AMI poultry
farm. unU-puhrter mite from NeoHho,
Mo. Hii kinds Of fruit fine pasture, some
timber. good six-rOom house. barn, etc,
a h'autIfuI home, Wailio stephens, Nc
luhu Mo
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SEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
oIsEs ron RIf>r

cEhJ rSrnrE Enu pEhr
-
not SES ron KiNI -
N'N 500 uu .' a, t..u du
I.s ud bath o.. frn' H'u.,. uHd,rr
'.I |.''.l s.. al" 'hro. ".. Hr',,
''."'"'''. '.'' Co., $50 eau
.'f '.'
t,N NnNi IN., ."m 0HHe". "..'rn
lI-'... 'I I.l o. lur"'.I ''".ia.
'..'
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r..m ,.faa. .tr,U, w'Gsru With
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u,r, must h.. .',r 60 he. ,,n,,,.n,.1
coU Uarucs cedar $50.
ron uESr si,.r,,,,, t.,t.,, homo. .r
blocks from y NJ =, \ $40. '.daI
'''
,rr r1,,s, .ps.,ar ,,,,,t. SO nn,
month so- S wheeling rnuu, u.5r.
$500
ron. pDDv .r.,,i,rp r,u,. ..,,,l, f,.pt
A., 80, .'s, " ''' '''
.nly d,urorl, cioso iu modern four
''.w onns'I"" sleeping r"'ch
KOsEbNlE 81. 62s rtyo-tpow modern
house "n'.'ar satnE' amt servant
lN"' '''7 ''''' -''V'
not sE EbH itGN1.. Corner Nlrth and
Frisco, seven rooms. modern. large
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MINSEsoTA

HARDWOOD und clover lands wild or
improved. Tho stock mans paradise.
Good fHh lakes. state ruBdH, welt To-
Gated terms II needed. Address Ols
Inr4uu NHtkpr Mlnn,