Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, November 28, 1903, Page 4

ial Grand Rapids eratd-Review Published Every Saturday. By E. C. KILEY. £9 DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE tered in the Postoffice at Grand Rapids, Minnesota, as Second-Class Matter THE FOOL FORESTERS. Never since the organization of the government has there been such a ‘eraze to acquire land as exists today. Hundreds of eager land lookers are now in the forest trying to secure a tract of land sufficient in size where- ou toerectahome. Fabulous prices have been charged by cruisers for} infamation to allow the locator to select and in most instances large sums have been willingly paid for locations. With such an earnest de- mand prices of deeded land have gone up until there seems to be no specu- lation in it, and yet the demand is greater than ever before. Five years ago, cut-over lands could be bought for two or three dollars per acre, to- day the price is three and in some cases four times as great as then, and hundreds of young men, the swarm of great families of the more southern states, are waiting aud watching for an opportunity to select. a bome in the wilderness, We considey it safe to assert that for the land now de- elared open to homestead entry there isa man for every forty acres and hundreds of them will go back to the parental roof disappointed and dis- gusted. In view of such insaniate hunger for land is it profitable for the United States to reserve such vast area as the forest reserve has attempted to grab and maintain it as a complete wilderness while thous- ands of strong limbed and stout hearted young men stand ready to make farms of it? Shall we relin- quish it tothe park promoters and deprive the needy of homes, or shall we resist with allour might and in- fluence to defeat the foul scheme which will make serfs and servants ef our men and women and a play ground for the wealthy of the fairest portion of the state we love and hope vo protect? Congress is now in ses- sion and active work must be hegun svon if we hope to defeat the meas- ures which the park promoters have Jaid out for a consumation of their ‘infamous scheme. The people want this land for farms and homesteads; to deprive them cf it to placate the amillionairs and provide, at the ex- pense of the state, a play ground for the idle, isa dy aga too glaring iniyuituous to entertained fora moment. The people of the north halt of the state can defeat it if they act in concert and at once, if they do not act, demanding the opening of these lands to homestead entry, more than ten townships of the most val- uable lands in the Mississippi reser- vation will be lost to the state and civilization impeded. Shall we sit down and crone over our loss while the park promoters steul the fairest portion of our country? or shall we meet together and launch a solemn protest against: such an iniquitons and cruel disposition of our rights?— Cass Lake Times. 7 toa that has paralysis. the Swift Packing Co., and speedy killer of pain. Taken internally or externally, just as the occasion requires, It is not a new medicine—there is nuthiny expcri- mental about it. est manner, always with successful results, and so far as we know, is today the only medicine which overcomes pain of every sort, froma bruise to the severest chronic rheumatism. 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Hinkley’s Bone Liniment isa whole family medicine chest in itself, and yet costs but 25 cents a bottle. You rub it on and take it in and the Rub it on—take it in! For Hinkley’s Bone Linimont is a genuine For 50 years it has been tried and tested in the sever- eople suffer - plnmey’s Bone For Internal and EX roprietary article, to recommend anyone of the many, but in Ihave used Hinkley’s benefitted my wife for her particular case—a severe backache licine.”’—THomas BucKLEY, Salesman for West Duluth, Minn. journey of any length without a |, Wis. by a medicine pain disappears as if by magir, Don’t let the druggist or lesman put you off with anything else ‘‘just as good;” insist on having Hinkley’s Bone Liniment, Tue New York World which has | been lustily booming Grover Cleve- land for a third term has met with an awful frost. Its reporters were in- structed to sound southern congress- men on their presidential preferences and without exception every man_in- i terviewed gave the “stuffed prophet” ithe marble heart and expressed doubts of his ability to carry a single state in the Union. When Cleveland retired from the presidency the party that elected him was completely disorgan- ized and hopeless. ‘Today it isa mighty and cohesive force, with more than an even chance of winning the next presidential election, It has been built up in face of the opposi- tion of all the corporate influences of the country and without a word of help or encouragement from Grover Cleveland. Under the circumstances it would seem to be a very proper thing for the ex-president to remain quiet or seck further honors at the hands of the republicans who for some reason seem to be very anxious to have him run tor president—on the democratic ticket. 1Se2SsesoecoeSoc 52:52 5252 se5>—4 iGEO. 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