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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-25
DO NOT INSIST UPON
SMOKE CONSUMERS
CITY OFFICIALS ALLOW BUILDERS TO VIOLATE ORDINANCES
DESIGNED TO PREVENT ERECTION or NutsANcE-sEAT
TIE ELECTRIC COMPANY ANo SCHOOL DISTRICT GUILTY.

That the smoke nuisance has been
"A source of general complaint aud
annoyance In Seattle for the past two
years. iH alleged TO be- due partly 10
the on-enforocement OF the city
building ordinances
The ordinance declaring the em-
mission OF dense and SCOT bearing
smoke from ehlmneys IN the city.
specially inatructa the building IN
rpsctor. before accepting plans aud
issuing permits to erect buildings, To
see that proper provision ~ made IN
the plans and specifications for
smoke consumers.
u II the building inspectors duty
TO see that some device for the pre-
Nentiot4 81 the smoke nuisance r. in
eluded In the plans. Then. after the
plans are accepted, "a II his duty 10
see that the buildings are CONSTRUCT
"a In accordance With them.
1hat this has rnrGiy been done la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-25
MERGER
HEARING

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--rhe hear
ing IN the merger case was resumed
tais morning before Referee inger-
selt Counsel Young. for the Securi-
uea Go. attempted 10 show that
many similar mergers had been cons
nuinmated within tho paat few years.
SOLICITOR General Richards objected
ana said the question at issue was
not matter of past history. but that
u Mes the present duty of the Kov-
sfhineht 20 prosecute the Offenders
" any ana every case where a vioia-
ton OF law could be shown.
The defenan submitted reporta OF
the Great Northern aud Northern
Pacific railways for the past five
Years. showing that although II COM
htnation had existed between them.
thete had been no agreement liking
the schedules OF freight rates.. The
hearing was then adjourned until
Monday.
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is LIKE A
BAD PENNY
Gil Anderson Of Seattle In Trouble
In San Francisco

In San Francisco
THE Seattle police. through Capt.
Lauhscher. have learned that on
Anderson. young man well known
IN Seattle. In under arrest ia san
Francisco on a charge OF obtaining
money under false prctenaas. IL Is
said that when he WAS captured in
fson Angeles on "A warrant issued Ia
san Francisco. he resisted the ON
GERS who Attempted TO arrest him.
and compelled them 10 IRE three
shots at him.
The bogus check game Anderson
Is said 20 have worked IA san Fran
cisco n similar Co one that wac
played recently Ia Seattle. His Vie
tins were groccrs. with whom he
caahed checks Ia payment for small
billa Of goods
There are two warrants outstand-
ing In Seattle for the arrest Of An
dsfzan. which win probably be ucfv-
cd should tho California authorities
fail to convict him. IL IL stated by
the police here that tho young fellow
operated extensively in Seattle. but
did not attempt 60 pass any checks
OF large denomination.
II IL alleged that he swindled sew
crai well known saloon men and
was also implicated In a champagne
theft a few months ago In Seattle.
Anderson IL the son Of we'll known
and eminenuy respectable parents
residing In this city.
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CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON. n. G.. Nov. IT,
The conference between Mitchell and
Acveaxh for the purpose uf arranE-
ink terms Of settlement of the aua-s-
lions Involved Ia tbs coal strike. was
resumed at Z O'Clock Commission
eF Wright Joined thsm a little later.
After the meeting had progressed
some time. Mcveagh stated that he
did not beiteve that any public an
nnuncement Of a eofnplrfe agreement
could he made this afternoon. He
said that he doubted N al the mat
tefs In te-as could be reached and
determined today.
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ARE after
HIS SCALP

Humane officer Ridrway IL at
outs with ths Seattle Humane go
Getty. and az a result V marked for
the slaughter. IL leaked out this AZ.
tefnoon that Mayor Humss In about
10 remove him from office.
II Il well known that the Officers
Of the Humane Society have taken
umbrRgc az the recent statements
accredited 90 Rtdgway m regard 20
the alleged cruelty tn chfidrsa at the
Chfidrcn-s Aid society home. IN
North seattle. conducted by Major
Cicero Newell.
The officers OF the Humane 20.
cirty take Major NewelIa part In the
controversy. claiming that Ridgway
has exaggerated the crt1sfties said 70
-. prncfifed AZ the home
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WANTS BIG DAMAGES

Alber; q. Towic. young man 20
years Of age. had hts Fight arm, be-
tween the elbow and wrist. crushed
and rendered useless By an accident
In the Stinlson saw mill AZ Ballard
last May. and he has sued the mfIi
company for damages In the sum of
$4,000
At the time OF the occurrence he
was engaged in repairing a defect IN
machinery. when. without warning.
so he alleges. the engine was started
and his injuries resulted
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beyond question. Assistant Build
Ing Inspector Place admits ns much.
lie ia in charge Of the building IN
apectorfH Office. lie stated 10 a re-
porter for the Star that he bad not
Insisted upon the enforcement ~ the
smoke ordinance. because he had NOT
received Instructions 10 do SO from
city Engineer ThomROn, who iH also
city building Inspector.
II IN we'll known fact that several
OF the most annoying smoke stacks
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HAS WIFE SENT
TO STEllACOOM

Amelia wohigenuth wns commit
ted to the insane asylum this after
noon by Judge BELL. The unfortunate
wornan'H husband. made the COM
plant. lie testified that his wife
had Eighty spells. and. generally
speaking. her mind was In a bad
way. The examining physicians.
Drs. =. w. Sparkling and q. Cum
uinRs CONQUERED In the husband :
opinion that Ameiia.s mind WAS un-
balanced and she wns committed to
ateIlacoom for treatment.
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INNOCENTS ABROAD

The prosecution IN criminal cases
In the superior court within the past
few days has experienced a run OF
bad luck The jilrsea IN three con-
secutive cnaes have returned YER
dicta OF not guilty restoring t9 lgbe
erfy three pFiaouefs accused OF eth
er burglary or highway robbery.
Yesterday morning. - Sinnott
who was tried In the afternoon on a
charge OF robbery. was acquitted.
Today John Wilson. accused Of steal
ing two sacks % -four from n North
crn Pacific freight ear. succeeded fn
convincing a Jury Of his innocence.
and was discharged from custody
There was another acquittai yesl~r-
day.
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INDEPENDENT
KICKERS

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--Thc inde-
pendent operators tina afternoon laid
= tenkthy statement before the coal
presidents. IN which they protested
vigorously against amy settlement
OUTSIDE Of the commission. They
claim that they have perfect de-
Tense 10 the allegations made BY the
miners. They furthermore claim that
the money awards which the COM
mission II likely to make would be
far less than those which are aald TO
have been agreed upon at the Wash
tnEton meeting They claim that the
pfopoued settlement there will only
continue and magnify the present
difficulties. and AJAX the right to lay
their case before the commission.
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MAY PASS
UP PANAMA

WASHINGTON. d. G., Nov. Ga
A discussion OF the Panama canal
situation occupied the entire cabinet
meeting this morning. Secretary
Hay announced the failure 20 con-
clude aatiHfaetoFy negotiations Win
Columbia for "A right way. II In
Understood that he now favorH abnn-
doning the Panama route ana OPEN
ing negotiations for the Nlcaraguen,
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have been erected with the build
lngH in which they we're located,
since tho passage Of the smoke nuih-
unce ordinance.
Two Of these are the Post street
power house OF the Seattle Electric
co, and the new High school build
Ing.
The latter is especially annoying
TO all residents Within radius Of
seven or eight blocks Of the new
High school Great columns OF
dense SCOT bearing smoke are emit
ted from this building throughout the
entire day Bot complaint has nev-
ar been made aRainnt either the Flee
tric 60. or the school district
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W. q. Meters. a gambler. was
brouEht before Justice George this
morning on n charge Of burglary pre-
ferred by Charles Jones Of the Rich
ilieu hotel, Meters was accused of
felontausly entering a room in the
hotel. bat he stated 10 the court thar
ne merely made a mistake In the
ana got into the wrong room.
He Was eousht BY Mira Jones. who
had = ftEht with him. He was re-
leased on the burglary charge. hat
F~affesfea OF . charge 81 assault
ing Mira JnnnH
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TO ENFORCE
TRUANT LAW

County School Superintendent
Hartrunft proposes to enforce tn.
law making compulsory tho attend.
ance Of children in the public
schools. This morning he acted on
information that had been obtained
by CITY Truant OFFICER O. ~. brooks.
and filed complaints In the superior
court against r. I, Mcknight. NJ. n.
Burns and II. y. Sye. whose sons. Il
u alleged. are not attending any
school
Judge TAiiman has issued an order
citing the fathers and their children
10 appear before him December l.
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no nuARp REanRvolR

Small boys who mud amusement In
throwing refuse matter into the pub
lie reservoirs iu order 20 aes the GUS
todinus OF the feneryeirp fish Il out.
viii have to deal hereafter with real
policemen. At the meeting of the
city council last night. Councilman
Grichton introduced "A bill providing
for the appointment OF each OF the
custodienH OF the reservoirs as
special policemen,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-25
LAW BROKEN

Several complaints have been
made TO the police regarding the way
IN which the seattle Electric Go.
keeps the streets blocked IN the
neishhorhood of IL. power house At
firth avenus and Pine street II Il
stated thai a work car In left IN the
middle ~ the street every night. and
that people passing must either wade
In the mud. or go around the block.
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EAT TURKEY Al SEA

Far from home on the boundiess
main. the 2a0 passengers Of the PA.
cific Coast steamers umafilla and
Cottage City. viii eat their Thanks
giving dinner. Neither vessel will
reach its destination before next
Thursday. and the stewards were
careful to tHy In several tons Of tur-
keys before the liners sailed this
morning
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JuNIus ROCHESTER DIES

iunius Rochester. a vel known
lawyer Of this city. and formerly a
professor In University of Washing
ton law school. died this morning al
hts iaate residence. 2113H f1fth ave-
nue. Hutfcrworth a SONS have
charge Of the body and funeral am
nnnnreufanfa will be made later.
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ON CITY WARRANTS

AlonxQ Elliott today flied a claim
for $500 against the city. Elliott al
ieEca that this amount " due ns
principal and Interest on outeta nd
ing warrants drawn on South Four
tenth street improvement district
created IN 1880
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NgloHeoRHoop QUARREL

Mrs. Edith Howe ans arrested to-
day on a warrant sworn out before
Justice Cam charging her with
threatening 10 Kiln Mrs. Charles a.
HoeA. Both ~ the women live on
Thirty-forrsn avenue. The trouble
IL said 10 be over a simple neighbour
hood quarrel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-25

The cnrpenterf Union VIII give
their first anniversary entertain
fnent Of the dedication OF their hail
this evening, November 70, a. ;
O'Clock, AZ 1870 Fourth avenue. Car
penters and their wives are cordial
iy invited 10 be present
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rLrcTIoN az TRrfarFrs

IIIFsF. T IfJlN Ut 7 NIET F9FsI7
Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF stockholders Of
Ing Co. VIII be held at the conIpany's
Office. No. 20 Safe Deposit building,
Seattle. Wash. Monday. Dec. Is, 1902.
at 2 D. m. for the election OF trus-
tees and gueh other business as may
come before the meeting.
I.ADRU ROYAL Sec.
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CARPENTERS Anniversary

The carpentsrs' union will give a
literary entertainment at Carpen~
tiers hall. No. 1890 Fourth avenue
this evening at : o'clock. 20 COM
nemnrate the first anniversary Of the
dedication of their building.
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CLUB WILL MEET

Z, was gone. n contained, brsldrs
The Green Lake Improvement club
VII meet az Good Temrlar.s hall.
Woodlew n station. Thursday night.
Nov. ~.
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TRYING TO
BRACE UP


HAVANA. Nov. ss.--Gen. Gomez.
acting for the government. today
consulted with the labor leaders IN
an eudeayor to settle the labor
troubles The leaders all promised
10 use their utmost efforts 10 stop
violence. Hundreds Of young Gu
bans. fearing American Intervention
IN case OF continued disturbances.
are offering their services 10 the gov
eminent TO assist in stopping law
iesaseeH.
CHICAGO. Nov. 25.--wheat. "a.
7tN.
@-~--- -
Wanted
A young man to learn the news
paper business. Apply fi07 5rd ave.
CO 10 Spinning for bicycla repsirx
Reichert Bros. Pianos no Union.
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Classified Ads


oHEAT CONSOLIDATION SALE.
Thos< two veil known establishments.
namely. The Red ffout ana Blue Frost
Furniture ca. have consolidated and are
Offering % the public their tIo.pB rfoch.
compiling furniture. cook stores. heat
eTe. tinWare. and hoaaehold Furnishings
o. kll Kinds 81 prizes that viii surprise
you. Call ard act our prices before
purchasing etefN here our store.
EOS and 80 Second avenue south.
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Seattle
Dental
Parlors

The largest ana best equipped dental offfca
sn the Pacific Coast We have all the latest
and most scientific methods OF modern and
painless dentistry. We crown. fill and ex-
tract teeth without the least pain. No stu
dents employed, but all are dentists of long
years OF experience We examine your teeth
ana tell you In advance Just what your work
viii cost. We make no charge for extracting
teeth when plates are ordered. All work
guaranteed ten years Lady attendants al
tendance.
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ESSEN. Nov. Is. N IN announced
this Afternoon that the kaiser viii
follow krupp's coffin afoot. accom-
panied by q division Of Husaars and
a company Of infaptry.
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DECIDED nAR0AfN-
Large modern t-roarn cottage. % = fun sire
lot. with stable 2D1 -. buildings cost
y2.g9. Vii sell for 81 30. e57S cash.
balance f1S quarter.
A. f.AWREScE ooeas Second Avenue.
A SNAP.
1911 acres on Whidby island. good B-room
house with acres CLEARED and % acres
partially cleared. Eood barn. borders on
Like Lone. "a miles from langley. =
mills from rseiesH hay st Newell, post
office and store. ] mile from Holmes har-
bar. ! mile from school house. will sell
Tor tiaoo. will trade for seattle prop
erfy. A. Lawfencs. sso1 secord svsnue.
BROOM modern house a. 1876. alrth av-
enue. Key neat door Rc1t $40. q. A.
Virtue, foorn Halter fs4ftdinr Maln 4DS.
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A young man 10 learn the news
paper business. Apply 1907 Bird ave.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 25.---A dispatch
from vireiuix fS9t Springs announc-
es the death OF Tosn y. OehIItree.
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RAINIER BEACH
HoMEsEEKERs Paradise
5000. ooo. $500 LOTS
AND $40 DOWN AND q MONTH.

The prettiest and most convenient place on
Lake Washington In which 70 own a
home. vide level lots. Grand views. finest
n .. m; sc fare. school. stores. church,
electric street iights. sidewalk. cleared
a a.f sso sna lots: hish and hsal.sfSl;
AL over the plat. let's are selling fast.
homes built on easy terms also. Don't
on wsshington street. see Mr. Weed.
agent. at office at Rainier Beach, OF call
on owner. c. X. sturtevant. 2fo Boston
block
Ss50-Half acre land. s-room house.
fruit trees. berries: 10 minutes
walk from Brighton station.
81. 600-s-room cottage, modern, on
car line, fine view. this property is
on queen Anne hill.
II with us for quick and satisfac-
tory sales.
ADAMS & NICHOLS.
1si4 Second Avenue.
Phone James 4S76.
FoR SALE. SO TO tIs5 EACH
Choice building lots near the state univers-
ity. $40 cash and s. per month: only a
few lots ioft. free wood and water. good
wstsri ,cur miles lnss ms sn NV Sn m,, J,y
tn a city % III, 600 people and emily a few
blocks from the State University build
other other city in the United 'I states hs oirs rs
such Inducements and opportunities 10
make money real estate as this; come
out and see for yourself Il. r. Gregory.
four blocks west OF I.atona school. or ].
w wheeler, rs Union block.
FINE GARDEN SPOTS.
We have ~ lots In South Park. all fenced
ia, one square tract, very best soil. only
time; this Is fully improved ana Is a
$3.50 Tor IL lots near Green Lake. on pro-
posed car line fno land and easily I'm
ouALHEiM q HOLMAN.
ao4 New York block.
THE ALvoRD ACRE TRACTS.
SIS TO $500 per acre.
land near Kent and close 20 electric car
line; the soil Is rich clay aud loan. and
the most s.,t.,. q :, I a, e under plew;
as Roxweli block
Cor. First and Columbia 1t.
CHEAP HOMES.
sssatifui CLEARED slightly lots $50 to sTs;
. ssrms s,os ~ down. - monthly free water
Small new house. large lot. saeo; terma
xo6 down, $40 monthly.
Several cottages for rent. 81 per month up
Lake: car line crosses property
ron sALE-Fine corner Green Lake front
CHEAP. easy tefms. also other cheap lots
different places tn city. Owner. aoS "a
Gifts block.
BEAUTIFUL house. rooms. hath. pantrv
hall, cellar, large attic. east front. best
terms Taylor Cook. sso Arcade.
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Society Notices

] Az The NAN
HOUSE repairing In all branches. rubber
weather stripping, glazing. PING pong
tables. etc. 4fn Madison. phcnes-Hunsst.
Main ITO. INDEPENDENT. II 1871.
Randall.
JAcksON'B Express and Transfer ca. We
40 ali kinds o. teafniaE, furniture and
plano moving. baggage and trunks trans
fefred. stored free days Second and
Cherry. under ''P.-I". Red 7zf2-
RING UP MAIN 70T
For cleaning and rcnoTsffng genfr ana
ladies' clothes CITY Dye works
heip Wsnted-Msie and Female
SEATTLE Employment Orics-Work for
met. women and children. oo4 I'd ave-
nue.. Phone. Main 1915.
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HPpCfAI. sale u $50 seeoud hand heaters
Of al slzea anu pricsf. AID nlso ~ ~
sale u 70 thfensp ieuf Deffyofn k9A.ss ,,tii
az BsH TfOnf Furniture Co, @fsss8i5 Bee
ond aEerta south
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ron aAIB-Iaaar nue Shepherd pap4s
benatiss. M ycnth aRebus south; tel
ephous. lied 7gaG
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aPAE II h6fssa. saiiabis for hEhi dsllysry'
geo. Miifona ranch. Green HtiI. WOOL
Lawn station, Green Lax.
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Reichert Bros. Pianos no Union
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-. ulsh anythinE az All aprer-
10 a first class drug stofe
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There Is
Nothing
Missing

:, -. wlsh anythins az al aprer-
= To- a first class drug store
- FIND 1T
...,.ll,s our store and ware
q - an stocked completely ana
b.. - are the very loWcst
LOW PRICES
a "a sire .....,....... zoe
,e sas pine and Tar cough hAlsanl.
a. axe .+.sssss ssss.s - 49,
.e -. .t.arter'sl. 1ec size, .s.s., @ls
ro s'r's HAS vigor, Si-ee sise she
49,. bronchial Treehes, see stse..
~ vii continue % sell the follow
=. .ne,,Ialiies az a discount OF =
~ cent -, .,,,.. and .l...
80 Roxes. celiuloid and metal.
rsrh1n,e AtomisefS made from All
s,.ss n fAnev wire.
uenlcrre Instruments. made IN
erv.sfehes. TruSHrS. Ahaominas
e,'rrsrrs~ss and an Rubber Gooia.
S~'sx Your Prescriptions With You.
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FOR SALE At ONCE
SAW MiLL-sHINdrsE MILL

COMPLETE.
This includes planef mill, drykiln,
wood turning band-aawing iufn-
berSard, including delivery teams
and COMPLETE LOGGING Cl,F-
FIT THREE LOGGING br-
GikES, etc, and about MINI
MILLION FEET TIMBER. MIL
located on Northern Pacific rail-
wag and Great Northern railway.
Logs and iumbe~ can be shipped
either road. Price SO. 900. This OF
fer must be taken AT ones. Address
y, Star.
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CHICAGO. Nov. as.-wheat. "a.
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I.fpHT team and covered delivery wager
Queen City Efah Company. iou FIRST
avenue.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1902-11-27
Washington County
Real Estate Agency. I.
OFFICE AT EMORY, We
H. S. Scott, Secretary,
P. A. Scott, Agent.

No. IL Farm Of 2S3 acres for sale
$50 per acre.
No. 81 Farm of 324 acres for sale
$50 per acre.
No. 81 Farm Of $50 acres for sale, at
So 900.
No. 4.-Farm of los ACRES, nice, new
home, orchard and outbuildings, S2S per
acre, and in good neighborhood.
No. 5.--Choice farm and beautiful
home, large orchard and barns, 100 acres,
on public road, r. F. D. of mail and
phone connection. Price $500.
Noe Nice River Farm of 209 &C. ss.
good home, orchard and outbulldlngs,
near mill, postoffice, school,, and can be
made No. stock farm. Price $2,4OO.
No. Farm of $50 acres, one-hal
cleared, one.half timber, 8 tobacco barns,
comfortable home and outbuidings. Price
81, $50. A good tobacco farm.
No. 300 acres in bluegrass region,
small home and outbuildings, orchard, &c.
Price 81 800.
All acres of above can be sold together
and make a No. stock farm.
No. 300 acres River Farm and all
sorts of comforts and fine grass and grain
farm-S45 per acre.
Good homes, orchard and outbuildings
on all of these farms.
Several other farms as desirable as any
of the above, which are kept from adver'
tiser's column.
Write me, and 1 will serve you faith.
fully. ao
P. A. SCOTT,
Emory, Va.