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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09
POTATOES AND BEETS.
Interesting Colorado Notes on Pros
poets, Prices and Profits.

Interesting Colorado Notes on Pros
poets, Prices and Profits.
It is clearly seen that this years po-
tato crop all over the country will fall
far below last years tonnage Re-
turns have proved particularly disap-
pointing in Wisconsin, where the yield
does not exceed one-half or two thirds
Of full crop. Michigan is slightly
better off than Wisconsin. Reports
from the far east are perhaps less dis
couraging than the two states men
toned, yet are not up to last years
standard. Buyers are hesitating what
to do, the memory of last years glut-
ted markets and some doubt over the
quality this season making them some
very cautiously, but this is done in or
Ger to get the best Of the DEAL and it
is the same old trick. In Colorado the
price has been crowded down to SO
cents, and the buyers are catching a
good many shipments direct from the
field, but we notice that those growers
who can afford to hold off are storing
their crops for later and better mar
ket Prospects in the main point to
better prices than prevailed last fall
and winter.
The Profit In Sugar Beets.
The sugar beet growers are now
casting up accounts to determine what
it has cost to grow such a crop. An
estimate made by a Larimer county
man is as follows: Assuming that one
man and team will plow one and a
quarter acres day at $3.50 day, the
blowing will cost $3.50; leveling, %
cents; first narrowing, 80 cents; rolling,
20 cents; seed, eighteen pounds at Is
cents, $2.7O; planting, SO cents; four
CIVILIZATIONS, SO; furrowing out for irri-
cation, 70 cents; four irrigations, $1.40;
hand work, punching and thinning,
81; second hoeing, So; third hoeing, ST.;
pulling and topping, SO; blowing out,
$1.75; delivering within two and half
miles fifteen tons at 40 cents ton,
So, making the total cost $39.97. The
value Of fifteen ton crop at S. ton
is $75, leaving a net profit Of $35.O3 an
acre.-Denver Field and Farm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09
Western Wheat Grass.

Western wheat grass (Agropyron oc.
cidentale) has proved hardy and given
splendid returns. 1t usually reaches a
height of from one and a half to two
feet. 1t produces an abundance of
leaves, but does not bulk so largely
as timothy and slender wheat grass
or bronze grass. However, a pound of
it contains more nutriment material
than either blue grass or timothy. 1t
resists drought in remarkable man.
ner, and the leaves and stems remain
green in the driest weather. The loose
soils of western Iowa are well suited
to it, and so are the sandy soils in the
Muscatine islands and the gravelly
knobs in the drift area of the state.
Even in one season from seed it will
produce fair crop Of hay of the best
quality.-W S. Ogilvie, Iowa Expert
ment Station.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09

The Northwestern line. One of the
most interesting series of articles on
the subject of the great railways of
the country that has appeared recent
ly, is that from the pen of Frank Ell.
Spearman recently published in the
Saturday Evening Post, and since
printed in book form by Scribners.
The chapter descriptive of the Chi
cago & Northwestern Ry. has been
published by the passenger depart
ment of that line in pamphlet form
for general distribution, and will be
sent to any address on receipt of 2
cents for postage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09
Farm ..aAa.ez;
S|& ST EssE-plS
gS<Asss2 1 AtKPEN
SMALL ICE HOUSE.
A Supply of Ice Is Needed on the Ma
JOrity of Farms.


A good ice house is almost indispen-
sable on the farm. You find an occa-
sional farm supplied with a great
abundance Of pure cold water from
deep wells or large flowing springs.
With these there Is little use for ice,
but such supply is not found on the
great majority of country homes, and
ice is badly needed. When ice may be
had from some creek or pond near by
there is little excuse for not having a
small house well filed every year for
summer use, says an American Agri-
culturist writer, who gives the follow
ing instructions for building such a
house:
A convenient size for the farm ice
house is about twelve feet square on
the outside. Let the frame be made Of
timbers 2 by 6 inches and set up so
the siding outside as we'll as the inside
lining boards will run up and down
the wall, thus facilitating drainage.
The caves should be ten feet high. In
one end four or five feet from the
ground there should be door through
which the ice can be put in and taken
out.
/ find by experience that it is best
not to extend this door down to the
ground, as more or less air will get in
and melt the ice. no matter how tight
we try to make it. Provide good ven
tilation by making couple Of lattice
windows in either gable This is very
necessary if ice is to keep well. 1t is
not necessary to pack the space be-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09
Pedigr. d atrawherries.

Mr.. M. Crawford, an Ohio strawber-
ry grower, in discussing ''pedigreed'
strawberries at the meeting Of the
American Pathological society said
that he had tried the so called pedi-
greed strawberries beside other varie-
ties not pedigreed in the same row, and
the results of those experiments are
that he has had no better results and
in good many cases not as good re-
suits from the so called pedigreed
strawberries as he has had from
scrubs"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09

tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. If
kidney trouble is
allowedto advance
neutrality-suspicious.
ed blood will at
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09
IMPROVED FORESTRY.
How the Forest Service CO-Operates
With Timber Owners.

How the Forest Service CO-Operates
With Timber Owners.
During the past fiscal year the adj
vice and supervision Of the forest serv-
ice were asked for the management Of
private forest lands aggregating over
100000 acres A circular Of this
branch of the department Of agricul-
ture has recently been issued to give
an idea Of the cooperative arrange
ment with the government by which
owners may secure the assistance. Of
trained foresters in the care of their
woodlands. The plan of cooperation
provides that where owners will pay
all expenses for the study of the tract
the forest service will supply the.
knowledge.
Studying the Situation.
In brief, it appears from the source
Of information referred to that a pre-
liminary inspection Of the tract is
made by a special agent of the forest
service then a corps Of men is detailed
to secure data on which to base a
working plan. The data include care
full estimate, based on actual measure
ments, of the stand both Of merchant
able and immature trees. Their rate of
growth is determined, reproduction is
studied and the danger from fire, from
grazing or from insect attack and the
best methods of preventing them. Mar
ket and transportation facilities are
carefully investigated. A map show
ing the character, distribution and
quality Of the forest is prepared.
Carrying Out the Owners Views.
When the needed data have been
collected they are worked up into the
plan. Usually the owner has some par
ticular desire with reference to the use
Of his woodlands. Whatever this may
be, it is borne in mind in the prepare
ton of the working plan. To secure
the prime object forester Of the serv-
ice visits the owner wherever neces-
sary, confers with him over the details
of the plan and at his request and ex-
pense assists in the actual work Of put
ting the recommendation in force In
view of changed conditions which time
may bring the forest service at it's own
expense sends one Of it's experts about
once every two years to inspect the
progress of forest management on the
tract for which the working plan was
made
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09
Rabbit Meat In England.

Australia is sending so many rabbits
to England that the market is fairly
glutted. The enormous supply is hav,
ing a bad. effect on the beef market,
though of course rabbit meat does not
go into the same consumptive channel
as beef. Nevertheless it fills hole and
makes the demand for the cheaper cuts
of beef lighter Exchange
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09
Wheat Experience.

Experiments at the Ohio station ex
tending over a series of thirteen years
have failed to show on the average any
gain from the use of seed from which
the small light grains have been re
moved by use of the tanning mill, al
though three seasons out Of the thir
teen the first grade gave largest yields.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09

TACK the VITAL organs, causing Catarrh OF
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell bv cell
Bladder troubles almost always result
from arrangement of the kidneys and
a cure is obtained quickest by proper
treatment OF the kidneys. If you are feel
ing badly you can make no mistake by
taking DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-RoOt, the
great kidney liver and bladder remedy.
It corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing it, and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled to so often through the day,
and to get up many times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swa1np-Root is soon realized.
1t stands the highest for its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in ffty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis
covery and book that tells all about it.
both sent free by mail. Address, DIR. Kill
mer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, and the
address, Binghamton, N. Y, on every
bottle.
Don't make any mistake, but remem-
Der the name, Swamp Root, DR.. Kill
mer's Swamp-Root' and address, Bing-
hamton, N ", on every bottle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1905-12-09
Grinding Corn For Cattle.

Results at the Illinois experiment
station make it appear that it does not
pay to grind corn for feeding cattle in
winter. But it should not be assumed
that it does not pay to do so for cattle
that are being fattened in summer on
grass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15

.aI#'I..i AL arc gHarasfta.
The prIa.e# BIZ c. y
.H.uf ~ Tho Mount El,I 4
Sunbeam Mining r1mnanv ' 80 (
#HI.f haHH# = nv tel afg9, , 1nl PIG
mineral #H Zoo the Won. Ns isst
Hes.aa When seen ig Il. D4ts
m lh' J. / building fha mo, y''..l
SIR H#eH and myssl, a..
HHu doing a little MINING nav
HeIF,. HH HIfh the all ~
Hau ha.e aloped what w VI
r. br "a property Of which sN.as
proud ~ are located In ~
ton whore there % plesfg =, -
fgf power plenty " goid a. 80
and plenty ~ timber for vbst .-.a.
HHe "n mIEHt pot Il 10. 80
Gently a.sr the property s,1 ~
very mHa pleased With tts ~
look OUT
The Mount Baker els,., i
come da going 10 BE- 49, ~. ~
fha state The Mineral ~ ~ 10
taken ont il aslaylng from -,, ~
t4Yl per tn and the dess., ~ y
tunnels as driven the Hsts. ~
ore grove am planning i ny
create the facilities d or - :.
sffF aud promise that there IN
be- .nme surprises Tor fhoss ~.
mini ihal the Mount Baker dlr,,'.
I lL ma -mg1ranre. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15
FOUND A
SKELET TON
CITY CHAM GANG UsEssrsr,
a MYSTERY WHILE At IVORY
NEAR LEscttl PARK

whether q man whose ake's.-
THH found fhls morning uar -
Is aH aHHH# ~ O. t1maha9k. 4 ~.
bah or club. 81 the quesilos ~,
The members 81 the etiY chain a..
are trying % solve today.
Two bIa#EH north u Iesehl rsrt
o. 90. shore o. Lake Washinr;as
The grim token Of a byFone igaFssy
NaH uHeaffhed b. the city prinme.
working under the direction 4
Street superintendent Walters 0ts
q skull fenur others Of the la,Es
bones OF tie human body rsa
picked ur the smaller bones hzux
already fatfed away The sksis.r
1saH not more than foot bensath q.
GOD and virtually la the front yus
of J. =. Turner. whose family Va
hefnfied when the remains vs-s
brought 20 view this morning
Terry. a dope nend. Is tl,s Us.
auer hose pick first touched ~
daaayiuR bones. The gfaNs9us M
apparently did not affect him At Al
He dii not dart backward and q.
slalm Boo shaEaspcarean tones ~Aizt
faur York. He simply gave ths
skull on uufeeiiug jab with he u.
slHameut 81 labor and. as b "a
the bones out with his fingefs ais
quietly 20 Waterman George sass-
han. Hello. I've found a slf7
There is a hole ia the skull nsr
the left temple and cracks sfognS i
pointing To the conclusion that ne
dead man VAS either shot Or IN
skull battered by a blunt Weafas
owing 20 the evident great ags Il
the skeleton. lt is the belief q -
men in charge Of The prisoners ~
IL il that d a Siwash. There knl
doubt from the appearance o. N
skull that the victim came 70 8ssa
BY some foul means but whethsf {
uaa 10 years ago OF seo can only 4
guessed
The shape o. the skull inaics'a
that ID belonged % a red MAJ -
might have lost his life 81 ihs I'm
Prince Lesehl himself was . q
meridian Of hts power. Or. pefcaAhli +
II the hands 81 a Seattle pioneer
the time 81 the Indian uarz ha
century ago.
Parts OF the Skeleton va
brought into the city this af'srSa
by shecban and employees q %
street department The bones WI
uuearthed while the prisoners ~
at work on a pathway hat e ~
constructed along the shoft 2 y
lake between Leschi and Aali~l
parks. The chain gang has ~
taken out ta the scene Of rs a'S
every morning on special ca
the Ycsler Way line. ana 2!
time summer has arrived ~
eInaer pathway win be built io y
accommodation OF the erpNas -
continually throng between ias y
resorts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15
TAFT WANTS The cANTesN

WASHINGTON. d. c. Fen =.
In "a circular containing coite,i, IA.
snHe between Representatl'e -
field. of Maine. and seefe. -.
Xx.ar Taft. issued by the var 80 "a
mont Yesterday. 2 secretary !.
makes the statement tha' y Z.
apiniou the anu-canieen l'~
ersascs rather than -, -, !
drunkenness among the iss''
the United states army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15
Acreage For Sale
BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT rAnu

BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT rAHM
have far sale lovely azaero water
front ranch. tf thrfu ia a Hara HaaHs
tfaui urr & have nor seen De- a arH#
&c Shops ffau tha house down ta the
water where ftHrr + HHa &C tie
safest NffiH hafUHfn tHaf chu HH
fHuud uu fHa Hherra ~ Puget Sound
n she rear af fhr haaze che ground
slopes EHHHHH 90 HeHr ca ta84aH
STREAM ans HeFHui fhH STREAM fHaFf
aHH several HHrTH uf arHE ft.E lsKsH
Haftum land r. cultivation ard more
EHH ta raaIfH E.rafrt AHHHf HHfaH
now well cleared There BE- g ntHe g
room p'aaferra NHua# wlfh bath
pantry aHd #hnaa AIHH HaFu uHH#
aFrarEsd SEVERAL mastsfu puaiff5
HaaHra HHHH1 cod Haaau HHsH
HHFiuH hfI-Hh runs fhfHHHH 10 ices
Harda EHH Be one e thsar places
Wherein a ms#Fe adteffHaHmrnt faIHn
tn do IuaftEe fa thr subject ft ME#H
hH a pleasure and Satisfaction ~
show THE HlaEe Pc is faE3 s4HInuaI
With afHeH maHtilHefH= Hu1iH 81
Ats1 ib rhiEkaHH. witch are netting
g = rFf taH Tho rra#H - thr fartH
aHnur b. . ~ The stock aaa rfaiu#
u1Fut wil' Der sold Hf FHfH reasonable
HHfHva A heat EsaH affh The place
II sou are taaaiHr fof asHnfthiuE Mise
~ ai means csc THE HaautifIi 80
lHffrout faueH huuur Terms
l. , afEEAGf - Arcade UidE
Phones. Nalu il'e sna st Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15
Legal Notices.

IN TIE SUPERIOR COrRToFyrti,
s"'e OF Washington for king Coun-
u, ilit,tlliliett 2. Mathers Plaintiff araipst
W.. y, NAM ~ MatheHE. Defendant p SIM
mons Tor Publication. gum
STE hereby SUNNI oncH ia ary,...,,.
Nl.ntn sixty days after the dat "a 49,
a!.t rablicatiou of this summans ~,
VII within sixty DAYS after ~ ~
teenta day OF February. iaE "a ~.
emo the above entitled action IL ~
. ei,eNe snuugd court. and answer H.
conn latnt OF the plaintiff. aud ~,
y t"iA or your answer uunu he .f45,.i.
.iAhea attorneys for the pIHfaffgf
,t'lt uItlte below stated und in go
on your failure SO to do bdrm.55t -
~ aiken against Nuu arcortllar r, 80
H-tnHHd .t INC complaint WhIeh ~,
0esn iited with The clerk ~ saiB ro,,,,
. me object ~ the above anfifl..5 10y,
uon y TO obtain Tor the plaintiff Z
cree OF ulNorCp from tho dsfr8.i.,,, W.
e.. pate 81 first publication. FeSri'.- ,
SHEPARD 8 LYTER
fostoffiec Address iei'uti'
elt New York Building.
Seattle, king County, Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15
SHARPSTEW SILL
WANTS THE JUN
Especial to The start

WALLA WALLA. Feb. iS.7l',a I,
L sharpsteln stated today inn Is. !
is in the race for the federal ~
shin ~ he can secure the piv.-''r
endorsement Of Senator Aakens, :
is believed here that Ankeal
heeed the advice OF B. D. 49, ~.
Who iavors the nomination 9. ~ ~
Thomas II. Brents. to whom p :
under obligations for ins ,'...
Roosevelt TO appoint him eo'''''~
OF Internal revenue,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15
MT. BAKER THE COMING
MINING DIS RIC1
srhrrLE MEN. w4o Rave BEEN THROUGH IT. stvr..-
GREAT WEALTH HIDDEN m TIE moUHrhHs r4fss

IT, Mount Baker mining district
IN uaH becoming one af The 300 Z
important lu Tie state. H not IH
the northwest Tic recent develop
mlHi aurf done I'M that district Ha
proved beyond doubt that tho ...
tIou h. immensely ri.h and Wash
luKfon people are looking faf great
results to follow The next year ri
work
The district h easily accessible
from BelliuFLam and several plans
ARE now on foot to increase the
fuaIIIflra OF getting into tie rpuu
try This viii In measure in
crease tho value Of The property al
ready opened and open up a dla.
trIrt that bias been neglected for
many years Al present there H ID
great amount of interest taken lu
the Mount BakeI section on account
OF the biE dividends paid By some
OF the romuauleH lu operation.
Among those Whu are most en-
thuaiastle over This mining rJuu-
try Is George + Conway. 81 Seat
de- who has HuFut much time lu
,g..I,....,,, 80 49,. NM. aIrs.ay -.
.,sI.It.t.I No. fI.Isa Iegst.I the
49, p,Gef = stuIsse mipiDg
- 80 t.s t.g, H. H. rounz
as. o., s.g.r.I y.,rr
= -. ,hs ssest,-t s.rfaapre ia
.p. 1t, " 80 M Caaaav tbIa
morning "IHe dies Dl0pmeuf work
.H..... 4#H HH. F###4=HH |r that district
r. 80 tFsf moro arc mo- bsf.
49, =. a.. ...#.f... ma tHs future
Ia -. No. r,atcr, Vaatirg.
49,. "a, ,-..tg.s Fl. much and a.
- w. - a.. -. f.- raffb Tta
49, .,,...sIss hsge an.rea
- ,..r. "a are deteIg..ug
v,,aerf5ffy
...r4.. ,,,fs4t - ,be usfffnpbam
n u..fIat g..i.r,tfg r4IIrgad
,ge.fsg gir..ffg broggb fbIs ala
49, has saIsYe,J he Interest
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RLnh.

TO MI and Ma n ! Counell.
I4ao sixteenth avenue. February 5.
a boy
To Mr. aud Mrs. c. II Uirat sos
Fifteenth avenue February H. a
Eirl
To Mr and Mrs James Ross 52e
Broadway January Sc a boy
To MIR and Mrs John harues
Iz9l Atlanta street. February = IA
boy
To Mr. and Mrs T. prunr. Fehru-
ary q a SRI
To Mr. aud Mrs John shaw i42o
Thirty first avenue. February Is. a
girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15

% acres. all fenced. ii cleared. well
Improved. s=ranm modern house. TO
bearing fruit trees aud small fruifH.
right On Hotheil THIS De- a snap s. 10.
~ acres. 90 Colby close In. highly i'm
proved. an kinds ~ stock uu this
place. cheap az this price. NQod.
Terms.
90 acres. NJ Pleasant Reach. this will
make fine chicken ranch 30
% acrrH. close 60 ballard. fIuo apli
creek running through this place and
n On the beet bargain you will ever
get. o. ~ worth $50 per acre VIII
sell Tor 81 80. III sold this month
itAMBEHsrON 4 OLSEN.
2uJ Marion Bldg 10
HERE Ia a BAHgAIN-Io acres. rich
second bottom land fret class nuil5
easily cleared. small house. close e.
school and nrighhoru. trHrt faces ON
good county road ~ miIeh from one
~ the best towns ln the valley be-
tween Seattle and Tacoma. $50 Hair
cash
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 New York blk
-
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

p. n. Mullen. 32t Ballard ave. ep
netite City HALL.
Frcmont Drug Gca Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue
Quaker Drua Co, les let ave.
Thoa Harris az postaftiee, Reetens
{. N. LehndroW cigar store. 8toi =
Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15

q" ~ - A.aH ~ NHHH
o. aGfaH fine Ha#ei land fasa
e. asFsH eNufH l#HfH lard 80
~ aeHHa. 6. CLEARED fine. 81 49,
if aerea close IN fine vf~w ElHa
10 faa are l1akiaE foe cheau IzHsiH.
sea ufll have ta iuuk a laHN
time 90 beat these bargains
FiAMnLEroN 4 OLSEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15

TINNEHs If sen want % Hst IF hand
tuaIH aHd machines write ia n D.
sauHH. NuIIa NHIia. Wash 10
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FANN WANTED
EVerB daK there HrH fruw i1 g. RI pen.
pIa IH HHF HffIaH nHa SAINT - NHF
fafua tf YUa have uur Dor sale rall
immediately uE write. SWING fHil dec
HHfaHHH#H Nc fHHkE H HHHEH4ItE 90
raIIHE country property
EuUERI MALfh1 ug HeN York blk
pfkE STREET. rfuNtrU co
paws thr highest prise fHF second.
hand flfuItufe. Main rs# Ind ita
VALDEZ FURNITURE co Pays
highest rfiyta for household HandH
1910 Effat Avenue white al 4 So
JUDD rays cash or Will eHrhanEu
household gaoda Main zee. Is Pike
WANTED Improved aud aHlmufaF "a
ruHhaH D. e. MYERS s CO Ef
AfHada Building Us
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ONE uue drltiHs hafss and hleFgIrs
fer aaHe. lil Ma#H 3d. NaH So n
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spselsl Notices


IkblEA when in need avnd fo- free
trial n ear HtyefefaItiHa frmrdF re-
tef quick Paris Chemical Co. Nj
wauEeu vi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-15

nv 1GHES second t5tIam land.
tiga4 ezaaa sutI al slaHhDH HHd NHfut
tkHH mice location. CLOSE - 81 HnHl
uuI HEEEhbura. HFlss fEu uF would
tNahanaU auH EtE SOME eaHn fyr
HHHHH and Iot IH mont ar HAilHrd
ROBERT MAl.Iu1. $50 New YORK. hik
-a
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aud Yen Will base ranch fHat
q ranch 81 HefHH. waterfront
e Hefra rtfHfHI. ruad Hah
Eaaa huusu and uutuuHaIHsa
81 5Ha
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8 acres ehu5eHaf valley land % min
uteu walls from iutffHrtsan. an uu#
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