Emmons County record. [volume], April 26, 1906, Image 3

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SILK STREET COSTUMES
The assortment is almost
unlimited They come in all
the new spring shadings in a
variety of the most charming
effects ever produced by design
ers. Prices on these suits range
at $15, $20, $25 and $35.
50. $0.75, $1.00 and up.
Miscellaneous
marck Also
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A. W. LUCAS CfflPAJY
Department Store
BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA
This place is the store of the people—the store where you
have a right to expect low prices all the year—at the commence
ment as well as at the end of the season. The first price which
is put upon an article at our hands is an economical one We
do not try to see how much we can get for the new goods, but
for how little we can sell them right in the height of the season.
While you are buying new things is when we can serve you the
best. Our motto: "Quick sales and small profits." Our guaran
tee: Your money back if purchase is not entirely satisfactory.
SPRING SHOWING OF WOMEN'S FASHIONABLE ATTIRE
If you figure to pay eighteen dollars ($18.00) for a new
spring suit, make your selection from our assortment at twelve
and a half ($12.50) to fifteen dollars C$15.00). It means a sav
ing of several dollars to you.
These suits are correct new spring 1906 styles and ma
terials, handsomely trimmed, in either Eton or coat styles,
short or long sleeves. Our prices, $12.50 to $15.00.
NEW SPRING GOATS AND WAISTS
Bismarck's
Express or freight charges arc pre
paid on all cash purchases of $5 or over.
Send us your mail orders.
Better
Stay
Here.
Ho\V:loti I 111: Those people
ate r:ni iial ing ik"t.i
hjjiiiia and "t her^oi.i.Ks-: 1 1 be -onth
search
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i,, iicn'Vii'-ii of..coniliuon
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'ur'Kine behind cy crv ii
"•"'I hi see 11t !.e
I "Ifecte.t c' li lis .es
Newest Spring Jackets, Eton, Hip Lengths and Loose
Tourist Coats, made from rich Tan Coverts. Fancy Suitings,
Cheviots, -and many other fashionable weaves, fancy and plain
tailored, strapped or trimmed with braid prices giu? at $5.00,
$7.50, $10.00, and $18.50, up to $20.00.
The latest styles in spring waists Prices ranging from
$0
Spring Showing of Silk Petticoats
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Guaranteed silk petticoats in all colors, white and black,
and beautiful changeable effects. Our special price only $5.75.
Black sateen petticoats, exceptional values,
$1.2 quality at $0.98 $1.50, $1.65 quality at $1.19
SPRING SHOE STYLES THAI LOOK DIFFERENT
There is a certain smartness, snap and grace to our ''GLORIA"
shoes which is a welcome change from the "has-beens." They cost
no more, on account of their style, quality and fit, than the ordinary
styles. They come in all the newest lasts and shapes, lace or button,
welt or turn-sole, and in all the popular leathers, as patent, demi
glazed,gun-metal and others in high top and oxfords. Our price,$3.50.
Women's and Misses' Shoes, Vici Kid, Lace, Blucher Styles,
Heavy and Light Soles. A shoe for service at $2.50.
Headquarters for Children's and Boys' Shoes.
NEWEST STYLES IN SKIRTS
Are shown here made from
Chiffon. Panama, Serges, Chev
io Fancy Suitings and New
Grays, in new circular shapes.
Prices ranging at $2.50, $3.50,
$5.00, $7.50, and $1000, up to
$18.50.
We show the largest and most up-to-date
line of reliable rugs, lace curtains, tapestries.
Iron and brass beds and beddings in Bis­
where your dollar buys the most value Bargains in Domestics.
Indigo blue prints $0.05 Shirting prints $0.05
Dress prints 05 Apron check ginghams .05
greatest crockery and bargain basement,
,Uit!_• iy 1 it It toi dai Utic-.s. Tneie's
I uhg I1 ke he eudi-s- .atilsi'ip
.1 1 akol a |U ail If. h-te the a. el
s|,y Ihesllllset III a od -I I ig 111
ilute, ill" i, Is i.-i [lie an I the pe.
ii,.s|iei.-iis and happy
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The State
,s a strange
one o|' tin* a
upon what
the
I'.-i i' oil ol lie soi I: liei i. a- 11
nicgeis are niei •'U and 'acl
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hire the
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Reformers.
coiii' ideucaA ,t hat
11 a I ors who are so
they call "reform"
ieci arid me now aspirants
iti his speech mi "The Man With the
Muck Rake." they do not hesitate to
reflect even upun him. some of tnem
going so far as to refer To hmias Tlu
Man with the Whitewa.su Brush."
Is there any one, indeed, who
can please
these self -seeking "reformers?" The
president hit them pretty hard when
he said that "The liar is as bol is
the thief." Maybe a few of them feel
that they are entitled to be considered
as lielongitig I" both classes (..rand
Forks Times,
The Herc-antf-Now I'arty.
There was much of common sense
in the address by Senator Heveruige at
Indianapolis, recently, when he said:
"The republican party has wen *11 its
past victories as the champion of pro
gressive lilierty. It must win its fu
ture victories as the champion of pro
|gressive liberty. It must always he
the here-and-now paity. the up-to
date party, the party of conservative,
advance."
Special Vegetable Cars.
Tlie Chicago. Milwaukee & I'aul h,
Kailway lias made unite a study of spe
•ial cars for various commodities
handled, among which are specially
constructed vegetable cars. This is
the only Iine west of Chicago having
This special class nf equipment. So
popular have these cars become that
the above line lias found it necessary
to add from tune to time to (his class
ot equipment, and they now have
about .'Hi in service. These cars have
a capacity of ."lU.ooo pounds and a
cubic-toot capacity of nj.otil cubic
feet. The.v are constructed the same
as refrigerator cars, with the exeep
tion that they have ho ice tanks.no
trapdoors, and no drip pipes, making
them as nearly frost-proof as possible
in handling vegetables during the fall
and winter months, as they will pro
teet vegetables to ten degrees below
zero. Tliev are very popular with po
tato and cabbage shippers.
Mrs. Mandigo's Death.
Mis. l-'idelia Mandigo, who died in
Hisinarck last Wednesday, was an
early settler in Kniumns county. She
came to I»akota Territory with her
liushand and children in and set
tled on a farm a few miles from where
the town of liraddock now stands.
She was Uirii 111 Montieal, Canada,
ct. lit. Is4."). She was mairied I tec.
l!s, lsiiw. About si* years ago 1 he fam
ily move*! to liismarck, where they
have since resided. Besides her hus
band. she leaves her mother, two sis
ters, three brothers, three sons, one
daughter and live grandchildren. She
was an aunt their fatliei's sister• of
Mrs. I.ewis Itoerschlag. o| Ihaddoek.
and Mrs. r. (). rutnani, of the south
ern part of Kinmons county.
It was a great shock to the old
timers of northern Kinmons to hear of
the death of Mrs. Mandigo. The fam
ily were among I lie eai ly set tiers in
what was known as "the Williains
poit count ry." She was a good wife
and a devoted mother, and made many
friends while the family resided in
this county.
The funeial occurred in liismarck
lat Friday, the services being held at
lie Methodist church.
for
alk almost any kind hi nil office m,
long is it is accompanied by a snug
'salary. I 'nt il rec •ntlv these
agitators
we ju it strenuous ii their com
ii'-o lati"iis President
Roosevelt
lint, siii'e the president
declared
ij111sr then mud throwing
The sympathy of the many friends
of the family in this county goes out
to the bereaved members, but partic
arly to the husband, who has lost
the helpmate of many years and "must,
linish his journey alone.''
The Backsliding of St. Cloud.
St. I'aul News: St. Cloud let the
lid slide after holding it lirm al
through Lent.
The regulations now proposed by
the mayor, which seem to he cordially
approved by the people, require sa
loons to he closed Sundays during
church hours and to close on the out
side every night, at II o'clock, so they
may le closed til" inside by mil
night.
That is not exactly the way th
statute reads, but. if it agrees with
the habits and customs of tic* people,
it is much more likely than the statu
torv provisions t" b- the law of St.
Cloud.
That is not saying that. St. Cloud is
any better or worse than the rest of
us.
Laws that are effective are the will
of the people put in writing. Where
the written law does not happen to
express the will ol the people, it rarely
has force. For that reason there is
not a community in the stat LI11L
does not jauntily ignore any number
of statutesthat do not suit itstempei.
How then'.' Foi this is manifestly
au unwholesome cniidition.
State laws that have to do with so
cial regulations and not with things
that arc right or wrong in themvlvu.s
should leave wide latitude for loci I
option to determine times
and seasons.
Thatway. all laws may be effective
and command tlie rewrence thai all
laws should have.
BRADDOCK BREVITIES.
l-'fotn tfii- Ni-wv April \*. !'.•».
Landloid Lee Ills purchased the I
upon which the "id hail was located
and will use it tor gaiden purpose*.
The son of (tic Aarvig was tak-n to
Hismatck hospital last week, where he
will tie operated on tor appendicitis.
I II. Veater returned home fiom
Iowa tins week with ten head of regis
teied bulls, whi-h he is offering for
sale.
1 .Mr. and Mis W. Maridigo wereeu:,ed
to liismarck last week on account of
'the serious illness of Mr Mai.digo's
mother.
Mrs. S K. (Jooyet has si far lecov
ered from her severe illness as to lie
out. which is gratil'yiug news f..i her
many friends.
Humor has it. thai .losepli llare, (d
Bismarck, will open a general .store in
Hraddock Mr. llare is one of the
directors of the bank at this place.
A. liar ton. a druvgist from Wuii
con. Iowa, arrived here Sunday morn
ing and lias accepted a position with
T. W. Welsh at the drug store. The
News
welcoms Mr.
methods
tuidst.
I'.arton
to our
MOUND THE STATE
slleep-SIe.lle!
All ears
yi ..V--V.. i' I"*!
A telephone line is to be envied
east i.f Shevenne.
"some miscreant p.'lsoii-d a ir.im off
h-'ises at Kllendale. •,
A tiailslent at I'i 11 li-.v h'a.1 he sinaii
lo\ an I «.|s chased Ua' II pe pest...,
lli'llv
The liismaiek 'oniincicial t'iuli has
taken steps t• .seciir" Sibley Island as
a pleasure resot t.
1
says kciisal is
he .lournal
to creel ovei ^I
ings his summci
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ion at It and Foi ks,
nialaiia.
cert lih
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A number of lake* in I lie Tunic
Mountain cuutiyare to siocked
with tish this .summer.
Napoleon is to have lelephone ser
tice within a few weeks. Thniv stib
seriliers have been listed.
father sailer. ..f Valley «'iiy. issued
a card warning he vming men agai os|
loiis piactice ol gall! log
The hobo gang has ahead) estab
lished I Use 11 at I not. anil tilletui men
aie holding down the I ivoiite i....si,
The rano 'I'i iinnie i..raled theag-i
I'icult liral college and expel
I sla-j
I
nstea I ol 1- a go. I
Many Noiih lukota faiunus who
emigi ated to irgiuia and ot hd ail h
et s!
ates are let iirmng 1 scape he
Col. \N II li
biiisiii,
n| Mayvillc,
was an eve-w it ness to lie su
11 ender of
(ielieral I.eel 1 lieneral 1 a 111. filly
one yeai ago.
I'l'ofessioiml loiig-dislan-e \valkeis
seem to make liismaiek a Mecca All
other lias arrived there 11 .1 sim i|
how he made a great iccoid.
The Wahpeton Ulob- thinks the
plaI foi ills of some of the Would -he leg
islators in the noithern pa 11 of the
state would make a "billv-goat chew
his whiskers in laughtei."
A party of Valley City spoils went
to Steele on a limit iug 11 ip
and bagged
a lot of game, which was stolen at the
depot while he si lootel wcic a it ing
for a traiu. Th-game was found he
next day at I'ayvson.
Towner seems to he a bad place for
public buildings. The hui nuig ol Hie
court-house wasagieal inconvenience
Io the county. and the other da\ the
city hall was burned. It is supposed
that he li re was st a I te oy in inccn
diary.
Itissaiill li.il he pel it ion iil M.nor
liutt/. for nomination in the state leg.
a
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voters, or a majority ol he voling pop.
illation of liaiisi
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y. It all these
|ieople yo(e as they sign, then- is not,
in lie room Toi doubt as lothe result.
According to one ol the Sherwood
papers, liutiLeri from this side of lie
line are in the habit, of ciossitig info
'auada on Sunday to huntducks, anil,
as the Canadian aut hoi il ics aie a lit
tle particular about tbematteroi Sun
day oljM'i'vanee. some of these hunters
are likely to get mlo trouble it they
don't watch out.
The liismaiek Tribune says lhat,
Agent, Tom Hughes, of Hie Noi hern
Pacitic. at that place, has all compel i
tors distanced lor piesidcnt. ol ihc
new appendixlcss club which is to 1*-
organi/.ed. Mr. Hughes has had wo
successful operations for appendicitis,
and he has th- seals and Uio .doctors'
lulls to show for il.
Al isliabrock a I,inner sent t/i a
supply house tor some livei pills and
at, I lie same lime Ids wife sent for
.some sweet peas. The cleik, by mis
take. transposed I he piinled label arid
the man "took" the peas, while his
wire plan te the pills. The man got
sick and the doctors eliminated Ins
appendix, which was found to contain
three sweet peas
tiiven a 1 en-cent maga/.iiie, a
ii un
scrupulous publisher, a sensational
author vs. any public man. and the
public man can't disprove libellous
statements as last as they can man
ufactured. And if the libels were ab
solutely disproved there would lie a,
few people who would prefer tohdi-ve
the libels. Thai's liu in
lishers. Pembina Pioneer K\ pi ess,
Pl'dessoi Ladd says lhat there is
very little whisky in the stuff' it is,
sold under that nam- in North I'ako
La. tine element, of the population
will be shocked, and wnl demand that
pure whisk be furnished, while an
ol her element will le of th- opiiii-.n
that th- less whisky there is in a lie'.
eiage the less iujuiious it is, no mat•!
Ier what else it may -olilain. Worn!
alcohol colored with buinl sugar looks
like whisky, and theie seems to he no
reason why i! should ri-f ik- hold as
effectively. 'rand Forks Herald.
Hugh Fadden was tak-ii h-fc
Judge \Vuich-s!,er this morning and.
upon conl'-ssion of stealing I
(peaianc,Mb- middle o| last week, and
lo»nie at in sin,
The
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lhat is what is mak ing h- I'i tun es of
several o| the ten-cent maga/me p..ij-
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S
This
should Ix a lesson to some other ad
in is city who seem to |„. oeyood
parental com roiv -to.idad-
Fadden's compaiiioii in the "ale hoiv
stealing esc.ipad-. will stand tria'. and
has been released on bonds. P.isncir-k
Tribun-.: .•
Is
svllUse pl.lC
one '(Halter
llltol ins I lie
their annual houie-comiiig tlieopenmg
of spring was a ''dead sure Hung e\
ery time. The birds put in Iheir,q.
I
pick inson gi'lt of his ploM-shoes and put
-.'j'a "*'w lash in his o.d whip-stock
he I the
It Is estimated that al leas: ninety
pel cent of I he tal tiler
S ,,1 this tate
II 1 he 11 own land. This lie .-at
"'as. win 1 he state Is org nig lap.
I'l'.^ He tlunt Nine ol ei .•)(
fai me is aie woi 1114 for li es
I I 11. I I ol ks d' I lilt's
tellow IIU
A
»l literature.
I hi' east el publishers .| cheap
maga/1 In s. so,d at a ist heiow 111*
pi ice id papei ii pirss wi|*k le[ien!-
ing Upon immense ''iicn a! 1.11 in In mg
liigli pi ii'es loi at Ive 11 tsi ng. 11
a
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"f tliein become he sens.it ional yellnw
dogs .]•
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Ill 'ildcl* to 11'1 iiv \'l re 1' siV'M
lion list. I he ui'irtiid liankei mgs ,.|
he public for selisat I'HIS and I'm whit
is uncovered In the "muck rake,..i
"These inaga/liies search I he coulilry
fo|- alleged selisat lolls, I ill P'lssil
lie st o* I
lies and llasliy ami cheap sent nnents
portrayed in a sensal 11.11 way I In*
advelllsel is 11101 cnusldcrcd tlllll!
the 1 cade 1 or lie truth of lie .111 ic'es
printed. So I ea I has h'coiin' tills
greed ol the eastern inaga/.lue pull
lishel lhat high (Ilices aie |aid toi
ari icles 1 I can properlv come under
the head 'I lilac ma
11. and the com 1
leI slicks III
The repill I
11 ii 111 a
hoi 11
I hilig lot he
cheap maga
tnercialisiu of I lie pnhii-.
all oyer the maga/iiie
ons i1111! 11-
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or III
public atTaiis aie as no
publisher ol he average
/Hie, as lohg as lie call
I housiinds willi
(lent Iioose e11
readers ol magfi/iues and ncwspapeis
to hold such
pull in a lew
muck-iakc I'resi
piopei ly warns the
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in
inal assa It
and charges in ahesance until nioie
tangible pioof is otVeieil lliaiislile
Incut ol the hired wiileis in news
papers and maga/hc Wnhonl in
doi siog hit cwashing, lie piesidenl
depiecales I he gencial mud-sliri^iug.
which does no good and brings harm
to a woithy cause. The president
said thai lie had much trouble in get
ting I lie iglii md oi men in super
intend lb- digging of the Panama
canal on account "f I hi' assaulI I 11
Weie certain I" he mild Iheir
characlei and capacity by he hai pies
of lie magazines and newspapers.
lie 11 says tli.it ex pi nine .oil
hunt down cinnitiils is all light bui
lie adds that sensational, luiid and
untiuthful attacks ilo moie damage
to the public than I lie clinic ilself.
"The liar and the siamlerei aie no
heller than the I I I." says the piesi
dent.
Reapportionment.
following arlicie fioin the
Forks lleiald shows Thai, as
le- lleiald is coiicci lied, here
no opjiosil ion to a bid for le
nt ill III" 11- I s-sslOII of
(i and
far as
Will lie
app
lie legisla I I sollU'tl 11 tig I I ia I Is ab
solntely just ami lair, and a measure
that will cine the pics-lit, inei|
nod
otherwise miVieliax mir himseif, was
sentenced to I h- icloim liooj al
Matidan until he reaches ^1 y-'ais of
a -e
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stilutioll for I he next Six _Ve.| I
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un
1
riltefir
Illi.e
td I loW flii'
miles west arid
South Ot P.oWlieil
line that every spring since h- i'st.
came to the country a rl -ck ciows
corne on from the south and mane
their home for the surnm-r in a cut, in
Llie hills not many rods fiom Ins
houM'. and lie has noted thaL with
'I M',
poses."
HAZELTON HAPPENINGS
roiii H« t'i
1
ol lepl'eseu I a I i"i in both hoiisi's
Such a law. based on population tig
r-s shown by the last pi eceiiing cen
sus. Will gi -a ill! g'' lilt! ells- in I HI'.Vel
to I lie Counties of III- Miss. Ill I Slope
in the matter ot repievntat ion in the
legislature: hut the mallei Is so self
evidently right thai it Is nol likely
that there will be much opposition lo
il on I lie pari ol eastern luemb-is
when the leg
isla 1 llle
I
-els. At (lies
cut. for instance. W'aid connh. willi
nearly a thousand more vot,-s than
('ass at III- IttiU elect fin. his. with
Williams county in the same disi rict.
ou 1 one sen itor and two i-pies-ol
Live-, while '.'ass eoiiuiy has thlee
senators and nine epi esenl al iv •-.
The IJccoid also agi-es with the II —I
aid in the beli-f that I h- siMiat- and
I louse have enough uieiii I i- s. ami 'hit
the ie(Hesenl al ion should b- -ad
lusted without. llcMi*asiug tie: ini-m
hershi|i. The Herald says
"Among tic diiti-s which ill con
llolit the
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li it re. and!
be I of h- l-gislativ-
assembly next winter will lie that ot
reiippo!
I
ion ng the leg isla ive dist 11-1
uf the .slate. This duty is (irescribed
by the slite constitution. Ac'ordiog
to I 11 document, there shall b- a
re I ppoi ioiuueht ea-l I live veals once
aftei each let le a I ensiis and once
aftel -acll slate census. 'I'll- s-ual
mav 'iisisl. of not moi ha '.o ni-iii
tiers and 111— hoi is- of not nioie thin
I (o In- In b-1 A t. p|es|.||l I here I'
to in-liib o| 111- s-li i- and In"
t.he liouv Five \-ais i'go th-l-wis
ilisi l-i lb:- 111 ff -1 -1 l''e
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opinion ts
I to lie' 11 ie method of a po I
1
III- dist.ncts .« ha'.- b—n oo ig.
to suffer some njss in icpicsentiiLei,-! .,
,s 11idi w-'iId 11rob l'e 11 iv- '-n
liiist
I -ondir ions win' M'p%,
vail 11"X' h'-'. aie -.-Ct.ions
,,| ill- sl.iic a
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llOllhvy-s! litis- ||o
11 ie Ot a tIti mill" o| m-mii-l .1 wi
h- nee-ss uy io.--s.-n in- i-|.i-—n a
j-tinU o| solle* ''I Ihe oidel coil"'ie- arid
against this tlieie wih b'- pro
test It should oe ijoin- inn,'),
jhowewi. that numenca sLi-ngti. is
I not always the hupnil. mi li'ng. a
otic man ol ahIiity can a-c-iinphsh
more for his tlisLiict and Ihc state
than half a dozen m-diocij men who
are chiefly us-lu: 'or counting pur:
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the .lamest..« ,, A 1,-H Any aillcie
with gl.uing senstt i.n ihsin sin-ared
all Ofei it Is piinte t. and 1 he public
men of lheiiali..|i .11. at tacked 11
l't*at 1 eroc 11 .1 111111 ^s ha' in 'I
may nol laid to n-m do ,1
sponsible pai 1 ics.
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Tlie Price Will Increase.
Ill "W II I'll' nc I We all kliti.y 11 nit
tlieie has been a gieai advanc hi li
(II ice ol larui lauds all I liiough be
ceiitr.il and noddle wsl We ale well
aw.lie Ilia' lulu lands li-ii' in
I'akota have iuciea,ei| in pi ice on'-"
Inilidied -u wnblli th- last l-w
e,| I-. I III We I'asolia lily expect, tlie
•same advatn'e in III 111 .aoics in lh
u-a I ul i- I think wi can lor oui
la ids I ia I oi!
*11 kepi pic- with hi'
I a pidly advancing pi in he cent a
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st a I es
I'oit,', vais ago land in Illinois
could hay- It-en bought tor flu an
acre. To-day 11is me laud is selling
loi .'ill to .• I. all .III e.
I lliliesol a. Soul I i.ik ola a lid North
I Ii.ikota I ill -Il |oy ei I the same steady
ad a lice diiiili In 1st six
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course, land here does not command
any such j• 11•'.• as ai- ohiaiued in II:
linois oi Iowa, .still, we li.n I his d
[ciiled ad', a nl iig- o\ei our hioth-T
fa inei in th- a 11' i'. named stales
\i/. oui laud in going to uicr-as- igbt?
along, In
|e h-v can I l:o(ie |oi amy.
Ilirh-I 1111'! a s'' to! 'A 11" 11 It c.,|||-s lii
I'll •, ing ov -1 |oo a ii acie lor la ml loi
geiiioai I.timing 11111 p"s''s sp-akilig.
tiom a si a uilpoinl 1 ill v-si men t'ft
II l.S II pOll (l! Oj.OSl I loi A I 111 so it"
has happened thai dining the past
-half do/en years the ownei of I h,^.
ohigli pi I—' I land has awak-ii-tl t{|.
the tact that he can seo Ills I I
pi iced liliii and com- I'.if b-r- and I fj
on- t-nlb Ins bolue -!)c- buy land
nisi lis goo'l and lust as |U .doct
and whole tie- Clops ai tells iiii is
whole lie a me out.
Then to the class of farm-is wo
ha v- come on I 11-' -Is ad'I-' I h- at.
at nr. ol btiue s-ek-i ie, hil a I a'y
a sixt ha-k -is
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imenl, many of t.h- ot i/ei :,.i.it
Is'at.- ti-iieviug tliit tlie in-llib-i stii
of lb- two hoiis-s :tl and oJ. ii-sp-c
!l»elv was,ih' ut. iaig- enough in'l
l.liat, this nuiuti-r shou not le go al
1 In-i-n-e at hat I iin" :cr
counsels pi-vailed, and th- iu-i-as
is mad-, one of h- f-asons being
ha had fills I.i II --Il don- soui-
lei' yv i'li a .aigc.
lauiiiv. aieI t.h- lou must ha.- in- t
|,| ud Then. Ibits collie he po
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I -l it will oiled da lit tlVrtV i'~
loi I lie ol le-1 b'ilo.v
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the :i in wtib ui'd-jat- in-iiis to
i'mi- a li'iiit- antl b-t'oin- ind-p-ud-h!.,
I- oi. to him. N -Mb I i.ir-.o' a I ii ns»
tlniuks loi li-i Inn i' iig-'i loi. -it was hi",
Ih- mail I'bout a liotni-.vli- in io
jI'Ii iiiniied ui-iH
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ii" c.im- heiei.
faicl in 111- eapi-ity a home-oni d-i'
lias ma I- Noi! I iat*. 'i a i. i' she is
lo-ilay accoobng 'p l.j»f |e ipil. I t-m
th- icii-st st a !.- in-l he un i:li* and it
came lioiii tie soil,'-..... I again s.iv iba.v
these gi-a! demands '•ttanug liom I be
III'. -si
Ol •.%•,,' :-a ^li-'ti I itt
-an g't 11 om :.!'••-en to' I loi |»e cent,
nil his inoiici,. tiouc Mi- l-n'.-l. isiio.
to. the (if Ice ot IW .1 -(!.-'
re.',!, .-ill S—'||!- a 'rtrtiSn- .-..I i'i .l.il'C -UI-:
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Then too. iihoUidoiyefi. impt. Lai.t
.:li'"o! H:i,ki. fir ClSfVHltlO::! he Ipwii' I
.r. 11 l-li'tySlol! (l ,ce IS'i.'ltfl.O'vJ.'l-l. lilll' W i*
(I' tlt:f.iilll|tTI,ilflll I ob Ml I' IS W hau
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til-Ill to lliol- (Jiopo't ion,11 11: p|. s-:i
'.at ion man tli-v now ad
I list I his -'(nit
a In v. |t h'lit inc I-a sing
Irl t(i..!ihe4',i 11it-: day This ,s b-
.-ails- a j* ii:
.1 »d ei: W'e sludy llig
so and soiSiasyi iil it no: yv- pay niot-ji
a! '-u'oOil -1: h- i' loi, I Clops it,.
se.-d witii gieater c:u- we
pjic.v and let.!-:: Ill- soii lil-l
oas a
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and Uvomes re
I-sjjoiisia11 we g.-t b-t.ter returns
'oi our'Uiior.
I u.a iv.'.:iis oi!- who his iivt-d li-re,
s, i,. -ifi'Mio- itl days, ie in" say lie:
Sinn 'al 111!'!, he 1 out 'I wil has lib
ie.ti.e. •!!.'» heie whlie the 1,111(1.
is vet. cheap 'It' I within 011! teacfl:
coin- out nil the most boa,thin!
roll!!' I on 'l's loot -st.oi i,I. wlielc
wit.li t.wo ban Is and a still backb ne
y.,u-an seenie a hum- of which you
win li- proud, wind! wiil b- a com
(-iit-y in an t)ltl age an I a h-iitag'
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