tives. He
to visit rela­
—Lew
VanValken-
burgh, recently of Cedar, Anoka county,
states that he'bas broken camp, and is
on his way to the Pacific coast. He
does not know
..where
he. wiJLlqeate..
He
Lois
Page led the meeting of the
—Don't
J.Schwan
M. S
P. H.
Horrobin,
Fisch
Friend,
T. W.
J.
one knows what
suffered. Finally
I
1
consulted Dr. Addi­
son Jones, the Chicago Specialist. He
said he could cure me without using a
knife, and he has fulfilled his promise.
If he treats sou
he
—F. YV.
Horticultural meeting at Albert Lea
Wednesday. He told them he netted
$700
from his two and a half acres of
apple orchard last season over the ex
pense of picking and barreling. This
alone will pay for all cost of the land
and setting and care of the orchard if
he never gets anything more from it.
No
use of going to Oregon to raise
fruit.
—Fay iC Smith has sold his forty
acre tract iij the northwest part of this
city to Jacob Hartof, Rochester who
will take possession on April. 1. Mr,
Hartje formerly lived at Elkton and is
one
of the substantia! land owners of
this county. The Sylvan Home tract
now sold has been in possession of the
Smith family since 1864 and is a most
beautiful and desirable piece of pro
perty. Mr. Smith plans to go to Ore
gon south of Portland in the Boseburg
district for location. We shall be very
sorry to have the family leave Austin.
Of j&aty, S. D.
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
N.
Lane.
Jonathan
Rblfe 011
One lot of 9 Misses' Coats*
Mostly light Colors,
45 nehesjiofig, sizes
14 to 18 years,
Priced.
