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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24
A GOOD SUGGESTION.
1t Is Suggested That the Reeder
Lands be Cut Into Small
Tracts.

MI. Edltor: we are living in q
day Of prosperity in material things,
and | have few thoughts that, with
your permission, I will offer.
L. want to say that l am truly
glad to hear that the neirs-at-law have
agreed to settle Mr. Recder's estate
by themselves. This is wise, and shows
splendid Judgment.
Now, there are several large bodies
OF land which in their present bounds
could only be bought by wealthy
men; hut if these lands are cut up
into tracts running from SO to $50
acres, not a few splendid young men,
with growing families around them,
could and would buy homes for them
selves The labor question has pretty
we'll solved itself-in that it cannot
be depended on any more; but these
young farmers would make the des-
erts blossom as the rose, and instead
OF negro quarters we would have
prosperous white communities. Many
OF these young men pay enough rent
in few years to buy a place and
have home for their families.
Take, for instance, the Reeder
home place, known as Gary's Lane.
Where is a pretticr location for a
town? If these legatees would ell
llance this property, let them go there
and lay off several wide streets and
cross streets and cut up the land in
good number Of lots containing
one-half, three-fourths and one acre
each, and sell at auction to all good
white people and let no other bids be
accepted-and in very short time
you would see thriving little town
going up: This would build up a
nice high school,; churches would go
up, and stores would be built; and
then open public roads wherever ad-
vantageous to the public, and you
would see things prospering. AS it
Is. most of these lands are negro quar-
terS. with now and then white man
us an overseer. At Gary's we have
already depot, side track, and a
store now run by clever bachelor,
who would no doubt build himself Il
nice home and possibly ask the hand
Of some clever lady to keep ii for
him.
People who have not a good chance
Of money can't own lots in an estab-
llShcd town or city; real estate is too
high II takes most Of ones readily
cash to buy Il lot, and then he has no
house Take most Of our railway STA
ll"nS on this line, and You cannot get
Il lot-the owners won't sell. Why
Because they want it to farm o.; but
Gary's Lane has fine opening be-
fore her if the lagatees can see it,
and will act. There is no lack of
wood and water; plenty Of both in
easy reach, and plenty of building
timber near at hand.
But some one says, Come to New
berry. Well, we would 90 there to
purchase our clothing, shoes and
spring hats, etc, 'and many other
things we would need; but some of
us can't own homes there, or even
rent, but we could build up nice
town for ourselves. II would be a
good while before we would ask for
a court house to be built.
crlously, il occurs to me the above
suggestions might be helpful. SO here
goes. | make no charge for this.
Yours truly,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24
W. N. Glymph Graduates in Pharmacy

Progress is in receipt of an invita-
ton from Mr.. Walter N. Olympia to
the commencement exercises of the
Southern CoilGse of Pharnyacy Of
Atlanta, Ga, to be held in the Grand
Opera House, Saturday evening, Sep
tember 28th. Mr.. Glymph is one Of
a class Of twenty-scvan. He is we'll
known in Union, where he resided
for number Of years, and has a
wide circle Of friends here. An inter
esting feature Of the commencement
exercises will be the address dcIiv-
cred by Hon. Thos. f.. Watson.-Un-
ion Progress.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24
the United States took over the
Pnilinninas

nllIpplHeS.
81 want to emphasze my belief
that the United States as a world
Power will always have commercial
and diplomatic interests in the far
East and cannot maintain itself pro-
perly without base Of operations.
The United States cannot withdraw
from its present enterprise in the
East, but must go forward seeking
It's share OF the advantages and sus-
tanning its share of the responsible
ties.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24

The Lords appointment is his SER
wants hour.'
eco to thy grave, at noon from la
Dor cease,
Rest on thy sheaves, thy harvest
work is done;
Come from the heat of battle, and in
peace,
Sister, go home, with thee the
fight is won."
A Friend.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24

The total coal resources Of the
Southern states are estimated at
100000, 100000 tons, or more than
one-fourth the estimated coal reserve
Of the entire country.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24

1t takes only a stamp to get an al
lotmcnt Of cheap New York four-and-
one-half per cents, but it isn't every
body that has the stamp.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24
To the Memory of Jno. A. Eddy and
Katie Buford

Our dear Johnnie and sweet Katie,
Children of thy parents dear,
Have been called to realms of glory,
And each others presence share.
Once they played and prattlcd round
us,
Making glad our hearts and home,
With their cheerful childish nature,
But now they are forever gone.
Johnnie was boy of promise,
Possessing traits Of goodnes rare,
Always ready to do duty,
And help others theirs to share.
He was kind to everybody,
And made friends wnere'er he
went,
For he never had contention,
Nor would he wrong resent.
just rs he was now beginning,
In his business to succeed,
lie was called from earth to heaven,
For him MS blessed Lord had need.
lie left wife and a sweet baby,
And their hearts are wrung with
pain,
But if she is true and faithful,
They shall surely meet again.
Katie too. has joined her brother.
Who loved her with Il tender tic,
For she too, left her "WiIl' and
children,
God decreed that SHE must die.
She fulfilled mothers station,
Acted well the noble wife,
But now she is beyond The power.
or satan. sin and earthly strife.
She has there two precious children,
Who went on Il while before,
And with Johnnie and her dear ones,
She awaits lis ON that shore.
{" Fond parents cease your mourn
inc,
They are safe in heaven above,
And are basking in the sunlight,
OF Gods glory and his love.
You will both soon 60 to join them,
Never more to part again;
But in that eternal city,
Of our God, you shall remain.
will the others God has given,
BE as true as these have been7
If so. all will surely enter,
And united be again.
To the widow of dear Johnnie,
Tcarh thy boy to love his God;
Walking daily in the pathway,
That his sainted father trod.
Teach thy boy to shun the vices,
That his father daily summed;
And his life will be blessing,
When his carthy course is done.
To the husband Of dear Katie,
y double load You have to bear;
Willie, God is good and gracious,
And will take sou in his care.
You will often think Of Katie,
AS she sees you from the sky,
And may sometimes fit about you,
When she hears her children cry.
God has spoken to you, Willie,
Louder than in thunder tone;
And by this he would entreat you,
TO sit down about His throne.
May God bless this greatest trial,
TO your souls eternal peace,
And to heaven safely bring you,
Where all earthly cares shall cease,
Affectionatcly by
A. Friend.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-09-24
John A. Eddy.

John, son of w. II. and Susan Ed
dy, was born in Newberry county
about forty years ago. When quite a
youth he joined the Methodist church
and made a public profession Of
Christ. While young he entered into
business life and by his honesty,
faithfulnes and piety, he soon won for
himself an enviable reputation.
About three years ago he was hap
PLY married to Miss Lila Cromer. TO
them was born son, and with such
pleasant surroundings, his life bid
fair to be long and happy, but just
when the prospects were most flatter-
ing God sent his til
and called him to his upper and bet
ter home.
"The voice at midnight came,
He started up to hear;
A mortal arrow pierced his frame
He fell, but felt no fear.
His sword was in his hand,
Still warm with recent fight,
Ready each moment at command,
Through rock and steel to smite.' -
cat midnight came the cry,
70 meet thy God prepare,
He woke and caught his captains eye
Then, strong in faith and prayer,
His spirit with bound,
Left its cncumbcring clay,
His tent al sunrise on the ground,
a darkened ruin lay.'
Johnnie Eddie was no ordinary
man. TO my mind he was one of
Ncwbcrry's noblcst youn" men, a
! dutiful son. Il devoted brother. an af-
fnctionatc husband and father. and
above all il Christian. His loved ones
sorrow not as those who have no hope.
Peace TO his ashes, and resi- TO his
soul.
| A Friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

Il n not unlikely that the cxar him.
self brcathed a little frcef when be-
learned 20 the passing Of this man
with the strange aud adventurous
career.
tgo .oa snasts,. arch .et.ef
- ..,- =
'u hl7 a'Nl ,'t''i'.' So
1uth ~ uusl an.} ~ AP,lli sus' ~
iil,l|tN Gown iuN", e'Hi SUI ~
.,lNivt tph' eup"n' hlHl' e''u HNt'l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
POULTRY MARKET
is BIG SUCcEs,

The Poultry pfodocorr
made ita initial bow 10 ira a' aalsh
conaumg this morning A. =,
ion et "
A stock Of 600 eblet...
ducks and 70 casea Of fre.b i. 4
was diaposod Of by 10 o'eioe. 80
Spring chicks vent a. a..
per d. live weight. heps j i T.
% re Ducks brought iao -. y
eggs sold freely a from sse : wv, -
The Poultry produeers ~, = ''s
organized on ID cooperae.,e.. "ga 9
With q capital " f2B BOO ~ plas
y placed a. 81 per share ~ !. slott
liod 70 100 shares 10 any ~ aAa =. ~
holder. VAf sSsk,
Tho object u the corso..,,.
10 secure q clearing hosse si ~. I
ny and for the poultry N poab
Of The state. where the snapfls
and consumer can deal dlrs s.'ssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

overthrow ~ new governor. who
was treating them with even great
or severity than hia predecessor
had done.
A desperate encounter took phce
SIX rebels we're Killed ard others
dangerously injured by the prison
guards
Raneioff ascapec injury, but was
sentenced 10 hard labor for life
Ne was transferred ~ Vilymnk
and there ho WIS loaded with
chains and compelled 10 work M.
der the most Encouraging and De-
grading coudltiOno
when ha wah not a. work be- was
placed IN solitary conflnement and
compelled 10 scar his chains day
I'D night
After serving 70 years 20 biz son
tence Rnficloff waa removed 10 the
prison ~ Akalnl. where discipline
was less severe.
II was a sorry day Tor Tho Rus.
sian government when this trans.
fer WAS made The crafty and Dies.
pefate Hahelon escaped. and from
that DAY forth he WAS a vigorous
aid nnfrlrnfine foo 81 the govern.
ment which had Sr0Yed such a
monsif0uH iyfanf over him.
AFter mary remarkable adYcu-
lures and escapes. be succeeded in
reaching European Russia and
crossing the frontier without being
captured BY the itunsian police lie
crossed the frontier into Germany
and later settled IA Switzerland.
near Zurich There he proceeded
10 direct the movements Of the
Russian revolutionary party There
he has lived ever since and has
probably had directing hand IN
al the plots against the czar and
hia ministers IN recent years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
LIGHTING PLANT
REACHES LIMIT

The demand FOR city lighting ia
becoming ~ great that Il has about
reached the limit ~ the present ca
pacity Of che plant during the time
~ the greatest call for current
This ~ between 6 and 0 In the
evening
nui 200 more applications can be
taken by the department 20 bring
the uumher up 10 the point be-.
Yond which the city cannot furnish
che current Ia the busy hours
~ January u ~ probable that
the ncw generators viii have bern
Installed. and the plants capacity
dnuhlad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
Made in Seattle

Tho above heading msy !. :.
apily applied TO fire lnsn,,s. 4. !.
10 the product Of mills asd go
ries You can obtain euess Z
Seattle insurance with ne i,,s..s
and best fire Insurance eomesss !,
ihe Northwest AZ a saving n 4
per cent 70 20 per cent ossr X.
rates Of the Board companies ~
can buy better insurance nowhs,.
This being trne. the Nor,hwssss,.
Mutual Fire association see.s
haye a share oi your patronage
The. Northwestern win h
pleased 70 mail on request lisa 4
policy holders. containing ~
names q the most pr0mlnens "a.
siduals and manufacturing firm,
throughout the United States
Address 10s Columbia st
Phones Main 1855. lndepsnden.
saT -.
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rouR orronruvirr

no ron WANT TO MAKE a SMALL
fNvEarMENr that win bring you Big
fesurasf II 90. Sc, IN on the mosGd
floor and buy a few lots IN Rchisnd
1t pes aoinsn. the watsrfrout town on
ths New seatils.Tacona Intsrurban
(which Is nov under construction. lots
from iioe 90 $780, 10 less than sls
months they VIII resell for 500 70 t6oo
Easy payments. no Interest no tares
Free Excursion Sunday. August ssth
Call At our office Tor tickets maps. etc
DIES MONIES LAND CO.
fei Hiachtsy Block -~ai.at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
Will BEoiN pREooINo.

The Puget Sound Bridge &
Dredging company. the successful
bidders for the contract Of remov.
iug 500 yards ~ rock from she
entrance Of Roche harbor. viii
commence operations next week
The Northern Pacific railway
uses Washington fire policies 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
CLIMBERS aETUas

Twenty members Of ~
taineefa club. under the - -
ship Of Prot. Henry Lanoas :.
remained behind the maIu ,s,.' !. =
make The second atiemnt ~. Z
the peak returned early AZ -, -
ihg from Port Angeles - n.
steamer Whafeom "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24


90 The star Main iosoi Ind
HISS The ster win eal snd colt
lect the bill. and will send 70
yeN the answ 60 your ad
" On addressed are The star"
RATES rem CLASSIFIED
any FurTstaNtNrs. tHsip
Waited. Lest Hud Fnuud. Far
lasat, teF sale ste'( gRe Vsnt
We're.
SITUATIONS wANrrf ans,
~ Nerds Ehrse 9tmss for -
Goats.
seven word. or fractions %
words 10 the line, cash Ia ads
Nenca when charged 10 acs
ceunt actual number % limos a.
set viii 30 counted. hiuimum
tfl Tor an ehd" rs cents, Nais
Lard Want al Agency, 4 "a
Mullen. aai ballard Av. ORR
city Hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
FARMS AVID ACREAGE.

DON'T YAH TO SIZE this 10 aefes
ReaF krut hAf rlNh alder hattpfni bals
aHrc Eoah upland. ail nearly level Price
itNN Terms
NoHwur MAfrnV.
aioapao.Uei AiaeAa nida is as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
Waterfront

20 acres With q mns q Sound astsr
acre
10 acres avsriookira ths Sound. -
klnEHtss with nar s.rpou house 81 faes
terms
ts5 sores 81 water front ct the mouth
~ Moods canal two dwelling houses,
chicken houses large barn and other
buildings. fof ta.tae terms
10 sores nesr Charleston. f0r flGs.
terms
20 acres near nsngor rsr $3.50. terms
30 acrea Heaf Hsahsa q for 1900 taFmn
FuWENH
aie.iT Collins nidg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
CITY REAsusrATE.

TWO FINE tors. 40stuQ MACH
$50 faf both 600 faHh hall ffh pnf
month rhfsu hlncha ffum Green tale
ral line Hne the owner at f0i Amrri
ran Hank unniiua ifhuHa Maiu fNoH
uf Hrni North tta zif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
Must Sell

ans ~ fhs haH8fansst naasFn nsa
fnnas fsuusFs tH seattle rHs saeH flee
snhssi fnfNf eel iaas.4 HafHs fw aHfsf
aa@ Frier sse SEQ fsHms taf thts az
aai af1 Ftsse X ttft 81 faffhef 80
gleatafs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
Good Ones

tlta-awtes cleared isfk rssF Nsiaisf
H4HieFaHd saaF fsfHs alsa
snFre az NfefH fNss
itse=ffaad les - Msst ssattis nsaf
cas- HEa
tftaaf hatns Qassa Arms ist 81 49,
eHA Nest Tsfnss
sitss vs.. 3 iss, - ss.s usi..s.l'g
Fsff siahtlf. tWefessusuts 81
In
Ifat- 30. ft.stfs tract sns sniis ffafa
fasnas. aEtnss lac NsshlNs
tee
sttte@Flas Wee iof 10 usirasr faft
tsaatf iHEfN4 Aansnta at ra'H
a. sffe-tnf ia Neaff teaftis n taslnses
street ers or f&iiresa
o. see Yer : less sne s.fsssn hsass a.
Nifssn fa4hr
o. fea--Ns~ waasfr tmafu rstfass On
cussa Anns. let tttisei sssI
tsHMs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
BAFFL.El

DAWSON. Y. r.. AM s, y
single clue has been foass u ~ i, !
authorities Concerning ~ Y ne
aad 80. 900. - 'A9lgl9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

CHOICE HOME SITES
Fine quarter acre tracts from 30 % $40
-ihe 500 eueH are al fieFrad and in fruit
close 90 graded school. sidewalks in and
water pIpsd on each tract. the waller Ia
Tee, Terms ~ rash and 80 paf month
o ~ NICHOLS. % Union Blk ~
have = .acre tracts Within Z miu.
uiea walk ~ station. street graded and
riinNaihs Dr.. no street assessments fs
miHutea from Pioneer square price
from flHQ i1 $3.50
CHAa LINcOLN ca Pioneer nid
Phones Malu 1874 Ind Is 19Gf If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

i1fa faahls cnfnsr and Screen
house m0hNg property biarka to
woodland fsfa. blocks 20 ssf. tasee
ssfMH
fsruefn nss house Dos tes1sa rofust
hfoess 81 ear aHd eiaaa e. Wnna hand
Fafk. 81 1903 saaF fsfffaa tEsatf enfsi
atF sfet rafth phNn~ North SAT afasgf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

ENTuA uoop TEHMs
aIta cash ttsd
poatls carasF iu WaefiaHd terrace. sos
roe, HaiaF pipe snd aiaessia paid
ts.sea
Two lafa ffrfos d1ubls corner on
Fremont atenue great hasineaa location
" 500
hoN siE.foom house Dipaf Or furnace
corner location % Wesf rhird avenue.
queen Acne Hul. never been oceuPisd.
ANpEnaoH iEs1 Empire Huudtur
ina tfti Stain ii9a
ZINE new niodftn aroom catiass two
BLOCKS from Madison rt GOT a1alafl
pfiae $500. tioao doNn, balance Ions
CWAH LNcoLV.
Phone Aain tfit Inc ht9st -tf
For Sale ~ ounor FIaa level Id stn
ifH. near car linr. tiH9. easy tefma Also
one acre ~ bottom land only 10 min-
utsa ride on new inieruthan one block
Address star q IS 2t-p
For gale Faur-room house on boach
West Seattle wood ana water free 900
iEth ave- Phone a t14 at-zg >
FOR aALn ny OWNER
View cottage, we'll built and elegantly
finished siza fgHao' four good rooms
two closets pantry ard tuo purrhaa.
wired for electric lights ground torioot
only fb blocks from the finest school
Building fn ballard Price 81 500. $500
cash SIS month. Interest per cent
Thla la bargain To see % wiil contines
YOU
owner 81 r. IomNaON.
1E0 " Wlihart Nt Pa q
Wanted STEADY. atfous boy; wllilalr
worker $40 por week Queen Clty rFre.
settling Co. rear stt Columbia 81
a2aa1ssu
dsroom. new modern cottage iat sos
itt bslrinE fruit trees one hiaek from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24
BALLARD DISTRICT.

TuT aaIs IaI % " 81 % a aIIeT
annufaetHfH dlFtfiHf WalfHFd rhnne
Ballard ftf tFad cash lt.1s
rFtrfAf Toikrat ssr. tact rless -
erlF 49,. 90 tefma ~ 81 pff Wanth ais
i've lots tsass MeahfnEfan eatsf ffunt o.
ga p. on tsfms o. niehth also tbs fiehsH
tlnfksaf lard on rAffh - valley Iiff
sffaG On terms aisu NJ Green Lake mae
stem hufur, sln trads fnf King canntl
fkfeh. Come. sss hiiiman'a sairsmsn r.
dag On Tines tiueh We ere ne 1Nnsfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24

(ssastle stars Exclusive sefvlce.l
BERLIN. AUG "a When ivan
Rnneioff died IN a public hospital
Ia this city 81 a spinal complaint
81 the early ago Of 20. ihere passed
away a strung minded man sho Tor
more than 90 years had been tho
terror ~ the Russian police. iof II
Nlhillaia he vas the most dreaded
Oct yonf hunting license Al
iialra. iiii First ave. -"
CRY REAL ESTATE.
ffasri haass isis % puassan ave,
eaaa hes'e g.
hoash Para ia8f 8
nosr arrNp risr looKnsg rob
IA cantpks RSb serrER -
WHf oNK uN HMEHN rnurA tNH
~ mAuFQNA Hitt. uiHTuirI-
f.raaHs fsitsrs sfifssiits g. nnist ana
arfaass sod " ths essi eeo'tree.
assasass u stass On eernss %,
argcfAL UNTIL SHIT ier
ffaam| nss strictly uaaFEn so
taNa riasa feF faFna e. fHN bsaHmaNt.
satfa iasrf risssfs zHd afkrf stffsrttts
. ss,l'. y ses-i y KS ~. ss,ss.
- su thsss iefatiaa nssf 80 Aaa
somg 4 mA4na 60.
80 20 Peoples Hans nitt
M.ia 8t8t tnA Ntf
risE HoMH sNAr
o. zee NsNF anf3as fNaiaa. Ns@ ass
sf4f1ff msAsfa haass 81 sisas Hisfns
lns les sFEfff fAs sleW eaa ei9rs
ia car a. 1aira
mas 4uN a CARLSON
tsf gtsaHf SIS taa4 gnG Aas
-sa-a--a
4fssn taks AsHafFaiF aaaifiaHi ufffH
Las 80 - nfHEHisNs saattan wHsfe
NNt cas- teF ial 81 Del laAn - aiss be-
ffNm 80 fHifsfsiiH RHa AtHHeittnH
uFsaets HsHftaHatua issea EHa aaesr.
iaias iH aifmfflans Vfssss NaiB avs fH
sees tt 80 esrt fssH. heiAnes 80 pet
aaaNfh
fsFFHskTfowkL Huvp uEAL4f
COMPANY
81 riaHssf ris ssia iitf Tea cess
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chaire bufidln9 ioia in Youngstown al
fet1 tn fatf esfh uufs $50 fash fa1n
an1 balance 81 mnnfh Aup steady
man cen uen horse or these tsfinH
Toe Gag service ~ sea Hnrk all daF
phone af n1antiuss ard as vii affanra
~ shpw the lots some eveuinM Or oai
SUNDAY
RICHMOND NE nNErr COMPANY. 4
fsfssff Efupife side
Phones Maiu ladl TAD ASS. --if
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NEW ADDITION Come to1ag rlvs
aui lo.eefa uaeta en- caf line close IT, only
$3.50 on terms Of g psf month See uilf.
name cashier todaY az
$3.50
a0Ht2Q N smalt house fruit trees and
plenty small fralt Nwnor must scli
Price febQ. Hattor look this up
fHnslf0 fti small house. cleared.
fenced ana frult Trees growing Must
be sacrificed Price III zoe half cnnN
IL you want 10 see those call East a6tI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-24


chaias isfs near NniFaasitB saf Mas
TIE theaantt tats Ga she aIstHFt slQ
eaah ft4 nrF rannth
MONTHS REALTY rN
E1fsst WsiAss Hias tBset
ss ssa Wee nss. gnafn eaitags sesisa
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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-01-05

Senator Frye withdrew from the Sen
ate calendar the compulsory pilotage bill
because of its recent defeat in the House