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THE HARDWOOn RECORD. 



BUTTERWORTH $c LOWE, 



Send for LoKping Car Catalogue. 

 Irons Complete tor Lumber Cars, Dry Kiln Trucks, Etc. 



ANN ARBOR RAILROAD 



AND CAR FERRY LINE. 



Good Despatch and L ow Rate s. 



Direct Route from MANISTIQUE, MENOMINEE, MICH., and KEWAU- 

 NEE AND MANITOWOC, WIS. To all Points in OHIO, PENNSYL- 

 VANIA, VIRGINIA AND ALL EASTERN POINTS. : : : i 

 The Favorite Route for Lumber Stilpments. Hrgt-Class Passenger Accommodations. 



-« --""T-r"^ r, £■. RIELY, ,^r^r.^rr^ Milwaukee, wis. 



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THE RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY 



RED BOOK 



ALL WHO VSE IT 

 TESTIFY TO THIS. 



* ON LUMBER. 



* CREDITS IS THE 



* It furnishes you the names and financial standing of concerns engaged in 

 % the lumber industry and the allied trades. Write for terms. Thoroughly 



* organized collection department in connection. Claims collected anywhere. 



I Lumbermen's Credit Association 



I »n TACOMA BUILDING. CHICAGO. 



^ Mention this paper. 



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Yovi Moly Be R^icK 



but if you have gained your wealth at the expense 

 of your health 



You Are Poor Indeed 



Regain your health and renew your youth at 



FrervcK Lick and 

 West B^derY Springs 



in the Kighla.nds of Southern Indiana on the 



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The remedial properties of the various Sprlnirs at these famous resorts are world-renowned 

 for chronic ailments of Slomacli. Liver. Kidneys and Bowels You drink the waters— nature 

 does the rest. .\n excellent adjunt to these waters Is the good air and the opportunity for 

 exercise in the open. 

 HOTEL RATES range from »8 up to $3r> per week, Including free use of all the waters. 



liooktct ic'Ung all about the waters and jilvlns list of 

 liotels and boarding houses, with their rates sent free. 



FR.ANK J. R.EED. G. P. A.. MONON R.OUTE, CHICAGO. 



MORE 



WORK 

 MORE 

 ■i. SPEED 



r.iLESs 



^-^ LABOR 

 LESS 

 FATIGUE 



The Very 

 Appearance 



ot the NEW CESTURY 

 TYPEWRITER suggests progresM. 



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 MACrilNE CO. 



172 La5olle Street. Cliicago. III. 



Opportunities 

 In the South. 



No portion of the United States 

 has made greater progress in the 

 last year or two than the Sou^h, 

 Northern and foreign capital is 

 rapidly invading that section, 

 finding profitable investment in the 

 various industries and factories 

 that are being rapidly developed 

 and built. The great influx of 

 settlers is creating an increased de- 

 mand for lands of all kinds and 

 prices are gradually advancing, as 

 they will for years to come. Work 

 is plentiful and poverty practically 

 unknown. Alabama is supplying 

 coal and iron to all the world. 

 More money can be made and 

 with less labor in the raising of 

 small fruits and berries and in 

 truck patching on the Gulf Coast 

 than in any other state in the 

 Lnion. Strawberries from Ala- 

 bama reach northern markets be- 

 fore those from the slates in the 

 southeast. Cattle can be raised 

 with great profit, there being mil- 

 lions of acres of cheap range land;. 

 If you are interested in the South 

 and its resources and desire infor- 

 mation on any subject, address 



G. A. PARK, 



Gen'l Industrial and Immigration Agl.. 



LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R. 



LCUISVkLE, KY. 



