Rensselaer Journal, Volume 12, Number 16, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 25 September 1902 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

FOR SALE _BUV CHtAP t-AND,— I control acre, of tnlle * ot t - he ’’“y Of Nc’oneLS' price 03.50 per acre In (ectlons, or 83.00 for entire ' ttn ? father west sella for MDo t0’20.00 per acre. Do not write me unless you mean business. O. H. T, SHAW. - • DIXON, ILL. FARMS FOR SALE 80 acres, $3,000; »20Ocaah rent. 160 acree-80 scree level plow land, 80 acres pasture, S6O per acre; 5640 cash rent. 865 acres, S6O per acre; 8900 cash rent 800 acres,s6o per acre; cuh rvnt. All rents payable tn advance, March 1.1803. and deducted from burchase money. AMKRICAN LAND CO.. Oorasr Court and Second Bta„ OTTUMWA, lOWA. M ISCBLLAIfBO US. MUST SELL 190 aorx prairie va*m. good water. W.H Eye Water TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NORSES Allowance And no tuition or bOArd clkpcdmml Fofw* tbor information, address THS BUPERIJTrKNDWT. Milwaukee County Hospital, Wanwatoaa. WUu SEE ’ HACKNEY-BOYNTON LAND CO.’S EXHIBIT of NORTH DAKOTA PRODUCTS nd the Illinois Slate Fair CAR LOAD OF OATTLK, fattened on native grass. Samples of Wheat (40 bu. to.the acre); Corn, Flax ($0 bu. to the acre), and Vegetables produced on $5.00 and SIO.OO per acre land. 8,000 Sections for sale. Homa Offices «T. PAUL. MINN, f MLMFAILINADRYTIME ™ OP THE HSH HETH PAID L\ Di A WET TIME . ' thb F,3H *• • * . kz6\. •*S n h*® history. This la told in an . L,‘ fLA interesting booklet \ which is youn for A. J. TOWIR CO. Z\ *1 BOSTON. MAA% ZK\ 1 a I Makers of • WTiO WltT WBATHBR 2/W CLOT HiHG, out OQOMAIB l*Jß*J* Iqm sXa iftcYWHHt. J One Fare Round Trip Home Visitors Excursion Via Big Four Route To all points on the Big Four Route. Also to all points in Central Passenger Association territory via Big Four and connections, West of and including Buffalo, N. Y., Dunkirk, N. Salamanca, N. Y., Erie; Pa., Pittsburg, Pa., Bellaire, 0., Wheeling, Parkersburg and Charleston, W. Va., Toronto, Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls, Tonawanda, Black Rock, East Buffalo and Buffalo Junction. Half rates will be made by lines west nd south of St. Louis, Chicago, Peoria, Cairo, Cincinnati and Louisville. Tickets will be acrid October 3rd to 6th, 190 a, Inclusive, with extreme limit leaving destination not later than November 3rd, 190 a. For ticketsand full information,call on your nearest Railroad Ticket Agent and ask for tickets via “ Big Foiir Route," or address WARREN J. LYNCH, . W. P. OEPM, Gsn’l Pmi A TkL Agt. Aset. G. P. A T. A. OXNCIMITATI, O.

A Good Route to Try It traverses a territory rich In undeveloped resources; a territory containing unlimited possibilities for agricufatre, horticulture, stock raising, mining and manufacturing. And ■ last, but not least it is The Scenic Route for Tourists. The Frisco System bowsSmm the traveling public axceikrat ssnfoeemd. fast time— Between St Louis and Kearns City and pointe in Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas. Oklahoma, Mm Territory, Tens and the Sotfhweot Between Kansas City sat points in Tennessee, Alabama, Mbnforippi, Georgia, Florida and the Serittwast Between Birrafagham and Manphis and points in Kansan, Arihansaa, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Texas and the West aad Southwest Full information as to rente nnA rates cheerfully furnished upon application to any representative of the Company, or to Passenger Traffic Department! Cemmeroial Buddtag. SeJnt Leola.

W. N. U. CHICAGO, NO. 39, 1902. When Assverfag Advertiseawats Kindly Mention This Fapec