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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-07
II LOOKS NOON no w

IT LOOKS GOOD TO NE
IN norag carrot NIL.
4 - fuufha fuW basement hFd
fnams den aeH bath nn ena flHef
halt pafiaf diuinN Fonfh. FautfTs
kffehan an ftfsf floor mantle stla
United MOOD stained. house ta4li ere
year haH fine fHrW. D. ngsf the rHfh.
ieaa than aHd block from ear. car
PETE sd shades &c . ger cent II
oast Maal u said rs once teFfna
n sos waui samethiuE Enod. lock Al
this.
Rt. STILES
e. y y Mipek AZ sHa
10 AcnFa hixhiy improved Groom
musifrn hauar. iHrsr barn ehie keh
house isskfs hauar. harm ana chicken
house ali have stone foundations E
minutes aaIk 60 depot as NNHt.
NEE STREAM runs through ths prop
srtY Nnfhina finer in the Natisf
STOCK aHH tools Gao ~ haaahi y
wanted. Price 81 place. iia9
roam madsrn cottage 90 East He.
puhflHaa at s. sn. $50 cash Tao
tan want harNain1 n ~. let ua
Hhaw Fna thls
roam saadern houpe block ffan car
oartn anne iiiu. MO. te eaah.
hai hf she month
= = HYEHH = CO.
Ea Arcade h'ag
CLOSE 10 YoUR WORK
u.., a tat Do n now and make BE-
ginning toward q home We have a
les - cheap lofs-HuapH tn ne5ect
from ranging in price from IL up
located within two and THREE hsnr ka
~ iha following car lines lnrt tHw.
tan f.aNs Iniau. Madison street ard
ltainter Boulevard To De cold on
terms
rEuuEnT & UPPER
tH#fIsfz Hehrurrmnu Block
Cor FIRST Ave ana Cherff IT
q. 80 So cast. beautiful t.toom mod.
EN- brand ufu c1tiaHc on Queen
Anne HIIH
10 gsa each balance nnr terms g
raaus ah queen Anne llill
o. so 9Hs cash. balance like rent 6.
room mudefH cottage. ciaee iH
g. iN hsraam cottage iut lefxts fan
each. balance tn Huit
TREEN A SMITH
VAIN wamcr bids " =
AZ 8 saetifies HmaU stock - rfaeer-
lee. au saf line cash lots or stock
~ SCOTT.
SIS Greenwood Ave
Phones <urfh A A tHa
room mndffu hourc. mantle and
afafs# feeer IHu hail. pantry hath.
llaHsfH and basement a fine uHy
f Hd ave North fIafk HE $
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-07
The MARKET

Eggs are holding at Is and &c
cents. but Indications point 20 a
drop within a fcW DAYS A carload
OF bananas came Ia this morning.
and a steamer with fruit add yoEe-
tables is dle tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-07

- acreage f0f sale
aEVEHAI tfoitT EAcmE fHAffH
neaf hNefett intrrurtan fieh level
Iaad rarity CLEARED. fine lasAtlani
Ronfnr MAirnY
mseosEi AlaaAa hu'i'iins -
Pee ssls-Fsrm, snd lard.
HFHE ~ A nARuAtN b.asrs farm.
riuHa q small tuwu. a. mileH ffnm
seattle arfrn CLEARED. l.iianes
muaiif alder ara maple brush. Fsff
easllt CLEARED. Hice Hfrhafd as bear
iHE trees. NeN huilf plartsrfd haHhs.
iafEu fuama ptaidfa halls pantff
hnH closets milk cellar harm iaHau
tnauNh g. hnid tram and eaNa
Large ehtahen hnNao Nith Yards
apffnH water Huffirlnut tn trfiHata the
shatF place Nwuef ureta utHnrY
ahst If EHkfm wlfhin a few dafH alli
cell for aa shirh b. Less thaH the
actual easi - improvements.
haHEttr MAi.tmN
pista 81 AianAa hnidtaE -
6 AcuEs mite east ~ lts,ruaa rart
So pee acre This lend lies hiEh SD
siEhtlk with flusai uf euii foe ffafta
auH hsffieH half cash hAi ea#f
terms. mshihif payments a ahsp
We stsa have n acres in same ioaaHff
piattfd q ngfv Wafta. FansiHK ~
FfiEf ffHW 81 la tt prf acre HhiHh
We afe aEiiias uH small pa mFMta
g. daaH aad pcs mn tsafs - tHtH
is iae Eatdsu iana
rso Iata n i-atoua. Iatia1 szeh. -.
hsf Ssh hai nu time
ree iets ga ioth ave Norgh. tetessu
D. t1HaeH sfid miller sis
htHMHhFsi a Efttt hHuS.
aasit WASH inaE
ruHrY ArnEa b. miles saath hsul4
81 iHisfHfisau halt riyh hsttafn ard
su lHtef 81 Improved rec ifusfn
hWaae lNfNn hafu. several uuthHlid
tUAa fsuNs fsssiudiuF afHfh farm
ties Implements Ttr a
50 ssesi Aiassa iiailsins .
- ACRES oa Yakima fesrrsatiau. All
under cultivation. Eesd baitalnsa
free patef tsn miies fram asF.at
fef particulars sss z HOWE -
tih ~ \ Ii
10 NeHkH ros-d lard. partly imufaf.
81 Eiuss 81 small tWNu uHH hHzsFs
fldr ffuu seattle. res ftsafu house.
aft hart nies rfraa tnfunzh tiAFe
fses. tnetnsiinA stock and tassahs
MDnEfFr MAtrmN
aisNa ~ ALASKA haiiiinN -
ACRE HaHFh o. country adapted
fur cattle aud rhtrksa raising So
theiadinf hatsar. naru. ana ahiFhah
hauas Atee stream 20 watef. FhHns
QHaen Anne 50 -
rES ACRES fifh tottom iaHd al lnt-
proved fHHfr1 and rffsssfrnaaa 81
ehafa e - tzsafing ffers Hfea eEess
fanHiHa thfuHah thr place fHfasefn
house hsfn. artefat putfassla8lnEH
fftre is.Nltisiihe hufvr, NaEun ataeh
tuaasa Fl1as Aeaa furutWtarH Mn8 house
hafd furniture q su
HnHEMf MALTWN.
Hl# HNsN1 Alaska HultalHE 80
SEVERAL. CHOICES s-ACnE TRACTS
neaf Everett irtsfnFissn ftfh lHafI
tsnas laaftif cleared fine iasatlHn
ST aaaf terms
HunFnr MAflruY
10 - 81 Alaska hufidinH -
TWEsrT ACnEs rsoafF hattan
iha6. ahaai hair cleared seeded FER
faasarH shd fnnrsd rbriuH rFaaA
nivsr taestsa HH reuuif fusa tsH#a
q Epasl ugafkTt. - fare q Seattle
isfieH It.
nungmr MAtTur
ID ~ Hd Aiasks huiidiWK %
Zee saie-Rsaf Estate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-07

hANClN,i taueht Be- foar private -,
seup Maeaauaa feHHNlU Nh aNN
tlnr Main asia 4 hostvt.
methr1 stevens saie originator ei
SEATTLE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-07

NNMNNN1#AW
Yakima Burbank potatoes yHaTz3 per
ton NJ Ditto EiktFN NsH1s pef ton
Sweets. $50 per cat Yellow uanver
uniuuH. No q 81 si4i per cwt necta.
sisfsV SACK urw Whtfa turniua. sack
&c. rutabaEas. Per sack af. native
cabbage PEI o. taa j. carrots. per
sack so .c. parsley pfF daa -.
tomatoes. Per box hethuueo
tettuct. q a1Hla. paanluH. utr sack.
ssCaf, garlic. per lh. =. cucum bcra.
box Iu4 & Hubbard squash. per ih
SIC California celery per doA aic
LEGAL celery per dozen. t1aev
&C. horscradish. per u. s.. native
rhuharh. ger w. lee. Waiia Waila
spinach. per crate. s. DO
Fruits
nararaH. NUa4 81 extra fancy ap-
piGH per box tH fancy applies. pr
tas u zoo choice anpica per box
UUtI cuakirE apples. per boz. UCu
81 fancy lemons. per box g. choice
lemons. prr lux fancy navel
aranEcs. box s. ada ehalte oranges.
per buv. fu4 - MhlHEa Erapgs. per
hhi atae ln Imported Em fua fiFs Ice.
per box Co. fancy i=tb basket fiEH Use.
California white figH sa-lh boxes per
lh. tC California dafiza I'D bnkus, per
Iu. c.. N.fh haFeH Htt o. ftr l-ih
cartons. pei Do As6 hiE cartons, Uf
n .aHpl nU. flaHHNef natgH rer Do
ufw Inrd dates ust ih sec. lla
pet buN. 81 Haekaas uatea. plg uoA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-07

eoMr orr TODAY
And look ever capitol Hn Abolition.
Div no
beet home district In the city. +.
NJ Plata. 30 stores.
Jus, simply residence property.
Take Capitol im car 60 Aioha street
aad 80 sast Geo the
LITTLE WHITE oFFicE o. TIE
iiil.i.
OR salesman vui bs there.
ruess utso 10 tssio psr front tot
street etads and esneDt Wake Paid
water aad sewer under the bonding
system ssYear plan.
~ 4 TURNER INVESTMENT ..
A Il. Graham. iarts.
A. a. Turner. MEf.
81 81 Lumber EnshaaEe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-07

tltf that - eau HHH FHu fefF rras
sauahie. Gone IN and luas over oar
q aud 81 HaHeaa Blas.
HOWARD n i.Ewis CO.
and ? Hatisf uioek
Malta - laa iea
ban 20 i.oaf.fuasn eoffaHe tee hloeAs
east - caFitai itAu fHNiaieh No. q
VsFy sasg terms
rEfTfr : aaN
gut aMkA n1sTH4
SKA ~ FOR ACREAGE
- &c fEH ACRE
80 acFrs fret class fruit lana 81 bat
ffsit hfiF near seattle covered wifh
small sAaff. nsar iaAe WHHhlnKtpn
SEQ pKn ACRE
y mrfrs 20 che very beet hldeF hnfs
teen lard ih this teeaiitF o. EoDd
enuntf read elsss "a his niii and
T r5 49,, ,sa q9 a.i' e. i' ,, r. ..
Nmne rHu AcnE
Acre ffEEta near nee seattle. Everett
intrrYiftap eaf Toe lust nHfih ~ tiif.
Ter t-ahs, iansi nfaFtf eteafea aiid FHii
i issi tht ihina fss fruits and beer
ua@ rEn ACHE
6 arfer rtEhf go rhf Huf fmat uuffh
q Ballard a little faNm j. belnE
baiit rishi e thls spei This Il
FEfTff a Ht1N
Nfts Ialn4aH hidE
NOTICE
TO hursr. uaatins cheap isss b. good
taratianr ur have them a. from ~
nruaFds Tor lafEH aft lafa sell
Aas Gated Enfad stFa and r iaHr tn cor.
We aiso hate huafsa al ffum lE8 up-
yards. that are bafNa&hs
Gait ANp Will. SHOW YoU.
" r. BANNER a co.
ua i.umhsr E&fhauEe. 10
SPLENDID
NV
COTTAGE
toans. reception hall nIrs light BID
fuafula ufth rlasefs Haaa rasffF
fins bath arsn ni6ssl pIumtsnE. part
tsasF fitFnt. nice level Sos Nlfn ~
taa~ Washington rsmeut walks.
sesef street gradssi = hlork frum
Epol GER lti,r ci5se IA 10. 800 cash
~ d uHH a GO
sHi-t Alaska mss
i'hunen aM
A PEW BARGAINS
$50 acrrs fine LAIRD. - cash and q
Per month
LirFs rieared waterfront tracts cheap.
terms 80 cash anI 8 pef month
So serrs. elnar in. - cash and
s'.5 iar tracts g e - East River.
q " NICHOLS
@ rnian Hloek
SEVERAL CHOICE tAcnE rRACrR
near Everett Iatefar5saH. rith level
. LAND partly CLEARED. fire iotauuns
Im. rarF terms
HuuEWT MAtTHY.
afaE1u.Hi Alaska HHlIHluR 80
100 HOMES Tor ne oar new Ar,hi-
lecture hook 20 Spanish Colonial
Houses is nets an aHEe Fred. j.
Fcbrsn Co. ~ Columbia g.
Zoo caah FOR 80 araam meicrn
home The beet hHF on Lake Wash
luaton. nu car ilHa HHud Wow
conservation + l. Eshrtu Co. az
Columbia at
CHEAP HY OWNER
Nice Zine large iafa At York Station.
iif hiEh and Zine taHF terms. from
80 ur.
wUEtuS MOCK.
zoe FffHf avenue.
o. Eco s. room hHHfe aH eth Ave ~.
corner aU kinds - ffHt Dot Nt geo.
close ta Wslulef boulevard
INVESTORS COMPANY
900 Columbia So
nous. ulaaa aad eistatIanai Boa a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-07

trmluH'r and the center - tbewI-
road maritime baaIHasH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-07

aEVT6NI cn0ifrBAcmTTN1Tn
neat hRefetl ihtrrurhan fieh level
tban partly CLEARED. fine luEafEaut
H.. easy terms
RNhEttf MAtrnN
HiHs aasissEt Alaska NuiidluH -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-07

fer sals-MlssslIsns,us.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04

lighter ones. Such men as Howell and
SudhofT cannot br clos>rd rs brinr
AGAINST this rule. as both are bic little
men. owing to their fine muscular de-
vclopmcut. Behind the bat the Brown
mauayrr likes mon of medium build
and hri~ht or inclined to the heavy
side of tLr scale He thinks n heavier
man has Il better chance to handle fast
,itrltfur without bciu~ uuhuI,ncnd
and ,s , cou,ruuencn is bnttnr
r,ut,yrI to make nccuote throws to
the ylses Eicllcy is hardly NIc\leer's
i,lr,I i'm thr way of huiId os hn is NOT
,uitr heavy cuounh but ot thot fine
Ernvu mnn,unr Thinks ns much of his
un,y man ~ he does of Snnur,r ,vho
is hniIt oIour soldier limos
AI,J.Ioskry has different idn,s in rn-
ga,d 1o both thr iuti.Id and cotcbinr
Lcp,rtmrut than NcAIcer In fine in
frlJ NcClo.I,ev incIinns toward moro
busl,jly buiIt chans who can make mn
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04
NnIuc of Cememt GrnNeI.

Many of the roads in the neighbor-
hood of Savannah, Ga, have been I'M
proved with cement gravel, which Is
said TO resemble asphalt in It's finished
condition. The cost has averaged
about $4,000 per mile, and sections that
have been in use for eight or ten years
are reported to be in good condition
mt present. Gravel, mari and clay are
the constituents of these roads. as they
are of good concrete. There are about
thirty miles of this kind of roadway
already cOntructed, and as result
there has been added to the ratable
property Of the city about 100000 for
automobiles alone.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04
How Mr.. Meeque Viewed
Our National Game

~ AM opposed to ruwdyiSm and bul-
N lyra%ging Of the umpire" said
Mr. Mccuuc as he SET ,rd bark in
his seat tp witness the baseball game
between the home team ami their hated
rivals 1T is the one th.l@ that is
dctrimcut t. our great ami glorious
What's that: Did that WOO lcu headed
numbskulliau can that Il strike ON our
MANI WHY. that was no nearer Il
strike than the recent disturbances in
the coal fields.
AS | was saying. this rough housing
works great dctrimcmt to our national
game Now, for my part if | couldn't
20 to game and abide 10y the decisions
of the umpire, who is generally a clear
headed and much ahus- Ibid YOU ever
hear the like of that? lie called that
fine hit foul Why it couldn't he
farcr if it had been Il peroxide blond,
| can't sit still and see this much
longer. 1t makes me hot enough to
boil beans ON top of ril,c's peak
"'To continue our talk. As was re
marking. if | couldn't conduct myself
in Il dcCorouS Why, the robhCr,
That man was out if | ever saw 4 mau
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04
HINT TO THRASHERS
REASONS THAT THEY SHOULD BE
HIGHWAY BUILDERS
None More Eligible to Become Good
R"ndmnkcrs, ns They Are Gcncrnl-
ly Hustlcrs - How Their Traction
Engines Can BE Used In the Work


"S '""' N" ''"""r"i-
~ '"S'''rS i"" '""'r 'r"'t'""
ines '"" "' Nc" l" TN" work
The following paragraphs are from a
paper prepared for thr southwestern
Thr,shnrn,cn,s convention I,r St,to
rI,.,,,,.,,. Observation-Disclosures. ,r.,; &
I,,,,, -, ,,i,,i.. I'.,.,..
'l','
''' "'' INV punt '''"'' VI "i' '"'"' u"
per- put 'h' suggestion To ihraSh"rlneh
to 20 into til" road building business Is
an interesting proposition, says the
Good Roads MAGAZINE.
WHY good roads are wanted and
why thrv arr n.nlrI Inv thr owners ,f
s,,,,,. : r,,,,.,,i.. ,,, ,,.i,,,,., ,,,,I -.
,.,....,,,,.,,,.. - ..,.,. .,..,,,,
i"'''''- '''~l ~ ''''''' va" w gwen III
one ""F" elimination.
The reason thraShing machines are
employed to separate the grain from
the straw is for the purpose of elimi-
nation that is. il Is chcaprr to thrash
rhls way than Inv thr nsr of thn n,iI or
ho9st stomrfr,, urncnss and 81 , nor
ti,u uf thr cast nf tnr,shiu, is Inuc
AWAY with and thr. mnurv rrmoins In
tho huu,lS nf IN, GRAIN nr,Iurrr
There is II, sentimental reason for
WISHING to emf n,,t , nnrtinu. of tho cost
of thr,shIug IN. of RECONSIDERATION II is
simply oyortcf,I,snrss worry com
mrudabIr ualtty in man if only
c.umIrl in ri,,ht uror,rtions with tho
GnIIrn RuIr dn,t,.irn
If if costs 81 to draw ono tnn to
market over = had rnul and only Sp tn
draw two TONS over that same road
when the road has hrru m,Ir good
,hru tbn ,,nnd r,,l is thr n,rhinn win,
which to do thr tI,r,shinc, that is
with which tn eliminate . rortion of
the cost of TRANSFORMATION nr,vidrd #
doesn't cost mora fnr thn ,u,,.hiua and
it, rnn,i,s than 10 s,vnl h,, ifs rsn
Every bad road IS n toll road Al
thuurh Won may NOT br rn,unrlInd to
drive undrr =. shnI and hand tn an oll
crIpuIr v,lr cash hnfnrn ,,,iu,r thrn,rh
thr rarr vet fine foil is coIIrrteI inst
fine same hv trinnIn Nul ar CrfnnIe
Sand who are found along thc wav
Thnv rnIInrt th. dffrnr.urn hotwonr
fine cost of tr,nsunrt,tinu nvnr u hod
rand and o,.nr j ,,,nJ ana and thi.. lir
fnraurn is nnv,r loss th,n nnoholf tha
cost of h3uIfnr over q had road So q
forurr who h,uIs his nr,,Iucn to mar
l,rt over = had road if If cost hin, s1ou
II vr3r to h,uI has noiI S5o of this
amount rs toll IN CriunIos Mind and
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04

Gwen scientists are occasionally
compelled to admit that they don't
know things"
yes" answered the professor, "but
by employing words of six syllablcs to
make the admission we still keep the
public convinced of our superior knowl-
edge" e."-WaShington Star.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04
Then and Now.

Diogencs GOO b. CJ-My lamp is
nearly out, and | have not yet found
that honest man.
everywhere, but they are too slick for
me | can't find those dishonest fcl-
loWs.-Amcrican Spectator.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04
COZ MY.
school Trustees

COUNTY.
''''' 80 ,...>
'''o' 'N' vt" y
40. !. "mhrrIHnd, N"'"'Ni' Hr,dg'
J"'','' ''ran'iiNi'in' Charles &. TrcSchrr,
benjamin Nlggcr,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04
GENERAL.
Good Work,

EmPIogrr-Jimmy, let you off yester-
day afternoon because you said you had
some necessary work to do, and one of
my clerks says he saw you an hour or
two later at the ball game.
DFcc Bog-GeS, sir; | was rootin fur
de home team Chicago T,Jbunc.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04

"Do you regard baseball as a health
fnl gamcE"
"Wcll,' answered the physician, II
should say it ought to do great deal
toward strengthening peoples lungs"
Washington Star.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04
What lie would Think.

Johnny" he asked, "what would
you think if | We're to give you Il quar-
ter"
"Td think" replied her little brother,
that pa done you Il wrong at the table
this morning when he said you was u
fathead." d."-ChiCagO Record Herald.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04

"Really, you know, | don't think
Miss Summcrgal looks at all athletic"
"WellE"
"Wcll, you told me she was always
engaged in some college sport"
stupid. | said engaged to'"-Ncw
Orleans Times Democrat.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04

You purchase the berries
With gusto and bliss
And note their dimensions
Enormous, like THIS.
s
You dig to tho bottom,
With sorrow, | wis.
The box is a bunko;
The rest are like this.
Judge.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04

/ " y NJ mated katyJId
\ ~ OF The sneaker is
e-.r.---.,..,, .oI very modest and
m q when asked tn
give au account of his life vrot. thIs.
Mr.. Cannon was born of God fear
iu,, ANA man lowing parents He mad.
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oc,,r,yfn.~ IN. ,h,i,. ,r v.l,., o,,i,,,
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liyon,It back from ,uh, = rioor eirht-
cen incb,, lone maIr Of tbr host Uo-
yana tobacco and presented if to cam
non Tuclr ,Ior tool, if smnIInd of II
LOVINGLY and then said.
by gum. Nick. it looks rood enough
to put cream ON and eat
,,,,., anil i,,,,,.;,,,,.,d .,,,i..,,.
sit.i.,., rn,r Mr. r,n,nn ,t , hannm.t
was called ON to rrsnnnd to , toast
L., .st,rtr,l out in This f,srior
generality Of m1n,,ind in nnnnr,I 10
Ci>po-rd tn fake advant,an of thn
generality Of
Here Uncle .ron intrrruptnd him
sit down. SON" he said, ..You are
coming out of tine same hole Won went
i'm at."
thamp Clark of Missouri one day
came louiug down thr CENTER aisle of
fine house rnr,;fng fr,In .iln tn sfdn
hut getting distance at surprising
rate.
"Vhrrr's Clark" unused Sneaker Can
non. "Iook at him travel If hn had
had four feet he would have been y
c,unI"
Iclrr3tfon onrr coIInl on tha
sr,cIl,rr i'm favor of = certain mn,.ura
IIr assured ,nr,o tb,t hn t,ynrnI if
"IIn,ynvcr ,,,ptInr,on H.. ,l,1,d ..i+
i ,I,y,ys hard tn tnII what tho hnu.n
will dn ,nI onIv knnv.. and soma
times dnuht if hn know. yh,+ tho
y,,,,,n win dnr
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He frr,;urh. oIIuLrd tn tho f,ct tl,,t
\ht.oiI ADAMS L.l n,cn l,n,,,, ,lntIn,.
room
"l{,hnrn Mr. Sno,1,or" ,,id 1,ro1o
la. in ,n in,n,..inrnI ynfc. ..1,,nor, ;,
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until thn ,.uSs ,vnrn st,cl,nd into. ,,ro,+
u,,.1miL beside his uIntn Thn londIord
rycl thr urocrndfnn until hn couId
stauI if mo- Iouurr \pnrn,chiur Cam
non who was mknnwu tn him Ln
hlurtnd out
..S,. .t,r,,,..,, ,,r,t :, thr,J,,. lo
Won want to hoard ot g, botn1 forg Tho
n,a,, rn, you ,n rnt ~, ,t +. - urorv
/ stable Don't Won know that crann
/ roddrr is y dum sinht chn,nar IN n
~ ''''''''''' "'Tr'' i,o''i !"lH
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04

Uncle Joe has cigar in his mouth
at all times except when asleep, when
occupying the chair or when eating
Representative Longworth recently
NYou.'ht back from Cuba Il cigar eight
cen inches long made of the best IIa-
Nana tobacco and presented it to Can
non. Uncle Joe took it. smclcd of it,
turned it over and over, carcSscd it
lovingly and then said:
"l'y gum, Nick, it looks good enough
to put cream ON and eat
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04
TuE DAY WE CELEBRATE.

The Order of the Young Mems In
Stitute does honor to itself as well is to
"thc fathers" in assembling here to-day
For this day is the Fourth of July. If
there he auGht i'll history 10 inspire us,
if there be aught in the lives of our am
ceStorS to move MS and warm the blood,
surely it is the leading thought inspired
by this memorable day. We live under
auspices which for one hundred and
thirty years have vuuchsafcd civil and
religious liberty to all the people. If
these great words seem meaningless to
Us we must thank our good fortune and
not ourselves. They are our heritage
and come to us from generation which
hled to wrest them from an aristocracy
of mcretricious titles d by men called
kings. The best blood of the pioneer was
spilled in the struggle to secure them
Il long, doubtful, and in many ways un-
equal struggle.
But those rights are now secure; yes,
surely secure, and as firmly fixed even
aS the granite hills ,,n which the patriot
soldier fought.
Every age has It's positive duties as
well of action as of gratitude. If the
skies should open now and the fathers
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-08-04

give an account of his life wrote this:
Mr. Cannon was born of God fear
inc and man loving PARENTS lie made
himself and did "A darn poor job at it."
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-10-18
From the County Records.

A warranty deed from r. c. Kirby
to Theophelus HARRISON to lot 9. of
black IS Of the village Of Peck, was
fieled In the auditors office today.
Consideration SEQ.
A deed from d. S. Waskey to T.
HARRISON to lot 10, block %. of the
village of Peck, was filed In the audi
tors Office today. Consideration s25.
w. A. Curry filed his notice Of Local
ton of the Idaho quartz claim in the
Mees mining district today.
In deed filed with the county audi
tor today George F. Walker and wife
transferred lots 1 and 2, of block S.
of the village Of Peck, to T. HARRISON
Consideration $500.