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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
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Fou the answers 20 yeur ad
when addressed N'are The star
9sATrs ron ssirlED
AGlNEWIISnMkNT o tNelp
Nartes. l.o.t aaa re "a, Far
Aent. Fer sale. sto.l one Cent
q Nard.
SITUATIONS wANrmn ans,
Us words three Times ter -
Gents,
Seven words or fractions o.
words 20 the Tine, canh Ia ad
vance When charged 60 ac-
aount actual number OF limos as
get will be counted Minimum
BIN Ter an I'D rs cents Ia.
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Nunen. aal ballard Az opn
city Hail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

The only auto road To Lake
Washington Is through MOUNT
BAKER PARK from Rainier hou
levard along Lake Park drive TO
the shore Another one is being
built at the southern end of the
tract 60 be called Lakewood Drive.
Twenty minutes from Pioneer
Square set
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| BROWNSVILLEf
GARDENS

and ibsaerc ranches mile on
wharf NerY rich soil Some tracts p y
cleared rruut stfsam large orchard
$50 per acre and NJ Ncff Vnsf terms
Excursion SUNDAY, fare sec. MAKE ~
rhMNoWrWta Au Hut
ESQ New Yerh us Main tfse
Al
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The Rain
raent club !
nnitte 70 IN
the club on
Extension n
Al, attempt
cipb 10 20 (
An effort
krs OF the
- arkef al III
Jsckson 81.
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RAINIER VALLEY.

WHY PAY NENT WHEN
$50 CASH AND ts pEW MONTH WILL.
huf A LOT t0s3oo FEnr IN NAfNfEW
n1ACH ADDITION
WiNAufp bros.
ROOM 500 COLMAN nfpu TT
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

LOS ANGELES. Sept. THE
ex animation Of nr. y 5. Owens of
this city. arrested Thursday night
on a charge OF cxtoriion preferred
by , Whyte Evans. president Of
the United Railways company OF
Portland. Ore. was held this morn.
ing before Judge Selph. and the
preliminary hearing set for Sep.
temwr "a.
Df Owens appeared In court. &C.
eompanicd by his attorney, but
Evans did not attend the proceed.
ingN
Don't pat u off any longer lhIs
afternoon take the Rainier Heights
car out 60 MOUNT BAKER
PARK and see for yourself what
a very desirable place Il Is to
live. Notice especially the vast
improvements that have been
ma,lo, the beautiful drives and av
onncs. the serpcutlne. the parks.
and all the other attractive feat
urcs. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

Only 20 minutes from Pioneer
square to MOUNT BAKER PARK
by the Rainier Heights cars. An
easy delightful trip ca the finest
residence section OF the city t@e
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INNnWpWH NOTICE
acres sc human CITY 4 hi"ttn
sffom ihe taf line en the sptnpuaea
urW fue snA un the MAIN THOR
tNNttAWN nom NNnrNstOMH tN
lake Nssningtan THIS FflVud r
al level and firp fnt piattirf "
vnu Huld ihia Dff iu lots NNu Vuuld
tieaH 10 the iHerat fHtilHHte. awN
% Ynu tnasht s. iui q hUHr. d could
not b. hsat There f. a rev Hfuum
plaatrfed hduHu completely Furnish
"a. 40 Hi.hHus. e0sH COW. Hnf iced
enough tn isHt two yfafa iIt olfhf
iua sruii trees inaHea with fruit
fhirken hnuaf earH in enfNa 90
NusdI and an implements. ah ~
which ENsa Or WWH tiaa cash
iiufNrnitef lhia uapfuf be- UuiN W
ninHffe fiAN ffuM liphaHf HtHHfr
ans withu iht fitt'a NurrnfHit iin
lia fuai think. emily. ~ eei
5acra Hafirn tracts Nattam iand
an ln muaaHw 80 afufrfH 81 faafr
Hnii e. tisgh tuH iefifie p WlnufHa
ridf ffam seattle Prices ffHm ieN
o. uMN uaesihifd cash. balance tu
suit
CoHfNNF HiMrHnN
faif Amtfifan Hank mia
Maln isa tHf tsaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

fNa o. ra,h r8s mnuth ~ iess
rsaatas.Afnk fsfFsu taae ana fifas ~
81 asfiana ~ aHn fhfa tsn'i rect
tsse 80 cssh tseatifu laia efsftaeAins
Lass WasAinftaa. FansrHsFrt g. eafs ~
HHh fHsfn laHat feNf
81 - HAIR sssh, rar laiiiins va eioaf
fe Msa sAeaWe 49, Naffesa car tinF lrh
gsafenarffs iH ana laia
u ~ Maf casn sails nn tisf RFsnus
hsfesfH AishN sud FssuTfet ElNReHf
rrsn HH Capitol HiM
go Hail eaah e. ttsiHsss fnf tn
naast - tfafins esHtsr A. lnltFfeiif. nr
tNh aNeHpn NasthsFst
ufiNrH
& taea ~ cash ~ a finf - Haiat 90
fnH AefnHF nfsh 9th W@8ffu i've
frasa fnssAas Ttis 81 fAe tssi taHsair
- aussa Auns puii - faf ~ ear sneri'
4 ~ ~ rssh. nns. nsstfy nsw. iafrs
sfuafs fssidsHrs in paved ssstAa q ~
dfasa Hiass 81 irsffassusfuis psid.
ACREAGE
ft sae-tfsif fssn Ffseifs sore a. u4Hiap
atik fisu ~ iaks washinsiaa
ffas flh saHh 80 fsftiis nNta rrf ffafig
utissH ffetN Nsmina ire rfwalnN fttis
tafa - Wsshtnstrn.
rnE HrArrY LoAN a BANKING 90
"a rhisa Avsaas cornss ganss sirss,
o. y uAstsm rfss G smth Fss
o. q niaiar. Trras
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07
GREENLAKE ana FREMONT

unFTN LAKE UiserT1.0i1 ,11ie,.,,.,,,,.
Hear The University and Exuaaitlon
efoundh Tots an ia LAWN uTt 10
ner cent cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

. LONDON. Sept 7.-.cs,,.,. :
. hltheison Ernest Iseffnrssa !
= ana me other members 3. ~ \. /.
= AngloAmerican Arctic esns@ /.
> lion are safe. according q .
= private message received 4 /.
4 day in London from Port "a. /.
= bon, Alaska. .
= = 4 ~ bsttx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07


LAST CHANCE TO urN LOTS fN
AttltlsAMN AT N4fE PRESENT
low HffFNR"
tffr fNaHfHiNn SUNDAY Sent efh far
llHaias lite buyers unit n Dave
ltaf Nfiuian HatA 81 am b m tnnanl
tFfr aff telnH nal very faHl Nau n have
g. hurff fa HrrHfe fhnirr iUfa hflng la-
tutfa iu ihe hcaH uf naa MHlnrH WASH
ihe UHif WATER FRONT toNn rs fhr
nHa SEATTLE iaeHsaa shHff lire lnfefuftan.
Tots NuaFhf nHe VII make Fru Ella
ulnneG tn q fnunfhH SO Interest nn fawts
tfNo abstract un thr firft mfnt
NAA MONIES LAND CO.
#i Ninttift uiueh
t-fnnm house and 4 iafH. cor Gar.
trid anN afh az West faf rnnt rhaau
g pei mAueui tenant Telephone A b
Iunra North 1859 "a
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Sacrifice

have 20 SELL 2 lots in west Seattle 40
meet p'aFmenf Nn wr home Worth tfaH
EASY pfice fate Main 1893 f.a
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a. zee
sHap " taksn 81 anrr Nrw fine
ffe1fn hHues baN sfHtawH I versa
tss sursft fisr fee iaen ffaHs fHaa
efs rs hafn Ma~e nHs 4Hitr flNlshsd
fnas8r AitF @NfeF NN3 fiHftfif - htH
aFssaifE ana aNNa Biggest tAfFala 10
eifF aeffn - EOS say
NNhttANhs tAN INST wNNT ru
zee EEisF NIfte Seattle
fhanss Nsia fEtE tan 1fas - fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

More baliieships 81 na-T 49,
than ever before. !.
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new /

81 hIH II
ii
#0IYMpfA|
mp have
j tie scretI
BE. p chaT|
8nt admit
kltfaa. III 81
3tls s5o0o|
A. W.
esley
pc SeattA|
" of Seati|
'mpsoa. "a
a HugH
pa X Wal
MAJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

VIZ Will nuff.u 70 efrrT
AND SELL uA NsAg TENNa
hae. fs~ 80 ss,e.a is,s go ursss
tAae HHt falFsfsitr rHNNk TO rAH
iSr lhat - wit So fss this Faffass
ffisTs tAsss ara eF~afA 49, W asgwi
THH nRAfrY loA~ nAxKfwa co
50 Lhilt ~. cernss S.'ass sssssi
n slsin. rssas II
a currAuN
Ths hana.amsst fuaf rpsm eafisss IN
West Hsaifis taa - heuFnt fpf tfss
eass. tA5-n@s sasF rF}e~ VI s&s nsAu
wa sitaatipal aaed slse eenFeuisni -
Jos r. THOMAS q co.
les ChsrsY alrsst
EufFanrs - tsaaFsAn Huiitfn9
rhaHss Msla tift iHs stsf --t.f
aasi Anii--it lafs atsffaahina ere
sesna t,sh. sishtiY ise each. 90 fits
BoNsEn unoww CO.
ave Feepiss H2nA nisH
STATS ssE. -tf
DOUBLE rorH m0Nrr
~ fhe sirarw fsae4n I NffnT aFff
nies eisaf isssi lots b. WlauuI.AWS
Apr Sidewalks and eifF Nafsr Faf
qaieA sals ii.fpo ina pf-su iaf. -a.f-p
For s.isN NJ t.taar haassf a. f5sg
81 e aiarh from far lice ana nnfY haif
in soea condition h ssia - anes ,.iit
taks tEfNo SIZE faah Hai ta as4if Won
have g. hnffr Address q care Niaf
NEW ADDITION cnas tasag F4xs
sas u acre tracts - sss ssrs. sisss i. AZ
-. - tsrsas q . p-r neash -. uuis
saan's cashier trasr. a
upY 90 owNER
HlfsiFfn s.fretu hatass tnahis faHsffaes
i'an. fsil tasafasni ~ taslaa o. pishlf
faf uns 90 Hth ~ nnffh
WHY HUNT Fpu nENfAtN ukrn
Nnu NAn by . chafuina new afmnn zoe.
iaEa neaf t'asi linton rsfs beautiful ana
usat faf 81 ~. easy telsna 6wnsf fs's,
isaee fitT ara wiahrs auick a.filn III
10y w - ~ this riurfriy fou rin
Jolly . HAvFa q co.
alt hllsf uiors
hyEHYtoDY. Is c0SViErEn-
rfif rwo NEw Agsrkvolns tSp
PARKS
ard ffuutina 10
TIE NEW iiotLENAHu
/ VII ~ extremely valuable
roWELLs NgHrII UNIVERSITY
ADDITION
iains pne n ~ perks Every iat -
flrafed ana W lover u lu pasifieste ne
prsitirat property 8u ths maftst ts.ias "
Tots 80 g. SEQ Ven raar fsrn.
tnnNf nut and see the extensive Ian.
I Wavewfnis, eainer itfh Az N n ana
rNiFENsrFY DISTRICT
h.l'4-taffr irnum cottage new. vsilk
tFfN WnnfIh convenience
isaunfm eruom cottage. new
MAXWELL 4 CAMPBELL.
80 Argada Aunra
A small room f1T-r IN ~ - -;
7 eafneid and Ninth ~ VI eifh i.fsi
I cheap rent - rfradY tenant Adfras. Al
I L..nrs lhane N1iih iaao I.fap
fhsE ENrrHHiUN 10 TIrIif- TVT
I tgn fhvsf HtiiFE nrYEna uNt.Y p"
] Htl.h hftlnn t7 necessary b. asrure
| rhqice iots % 'hiehiamd the new a9s
/ lafniAf suburb in seattle f.dta a. trire
-3 feff fasi ans after SUNDAY All i0ta
7 Ml4l Advance ih price from Oh III 81 ffow
Their present ntica pay. t.,,1n
'oiman dork al i2a6 h m tnaaut ~
@.i ~ ilom 300 20 $50. ou easy pay
DIS MONIES LAND co.
iel lllngklev Hook
Seattle Teachers To- Yau wamT ri ~
l N.H fHHf saflnas where arnH
| while YOU tearhf fuv s loii HHy h n0wf
iAfes iq,9 close W on easy payments. 30
| ~ HH Down balance monthly Gail Pa
Epler block
! spME TWILL 8NArA
/ - =" lAiaha aFi 90 e. small house.
si.zso Rslnier valley % a., email
q 80 Green Lake. % e.. small house
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NrAHN new four room pnftnrp plhH.
tered t'rltn 81 600. terms SEQ raab
no of 90 "a month Phone. Ballard 1854
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BALLARD DISTRICT.
Ballard Bargains

Large. wen built s.room house. rith
closet pantry. balls. 3 fine uorehra id
efhlf Win aNrN alley. CLOSE in rr3rc
t-.eae. flaee cash Phone ballard 1854
rn6.4
SPECIAL TODAY -asarra uart rio.. ~
five lots take Washington water frrrt ~.
each. On terms s. nlonth also the firhsat
tiackeat land on earth al Valley Cify.
cheap an terms. alec my Green Lake nan-
Zion home. viii trade Tor KinF couaff
mneh Come. see liiiiman'a statesmen -
dag Va Times tlatk We are tha auftr -
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Choice
Level Lots i'm
4 aCOma
$40 and Up

They a4e hlEh AnA drF A nleef pifif p4
1fuHnt Fna eauid Hsf aes roe NHssi FtrNs
raHHf O. ffa car Htih alf fHa HlfHnlfIas
H8fltn SO ellis convenience tfnlN Sc ufIF
ntaa ff0ni hean az raslimh unHt iFt
this UlEsFtunifs Fu b. f'uf haflfs uF tnH
fssfnfTatf d taHt g. tsaf thuNe as tas
night afH AtfaWEf ta EH aua sce faf fuufs
tfif HHaiaF f8fife HH ere afuHnd ln
Tacoma iaaf HfnHa say Haf aea FFf NN at
t-arhiaHd NalaaHirn wilt b. fasgf fH raeft
fsu HstaHsf Indianapolis ffaNfs HHaf.
fie fH1f 20 aesiff az m an1 D. n
Fifef az iAe ~ ans D. 81 tattrug
hen h0Hfif
orGN EVENING"
NATIONAL tAen Nn.
a0 - NluNEkN Nt4sn
MAfM Hast $50 Nff
TACOMA uFf'iCE e. CAtlfuMNfA
BLOC. MATS eta
a heasfifat aalruiaf fesfff 4f m0aiH e
uas Asisaan. en Wafsie fanai aafta.
fnufa housf. hafH. ehaheN iasitAe fire
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
InVe StmentS

81 CASH AID SIS MONTH
s arra tracts fnif lhfs lsvet hifh
and siahslf see MraF Heafan ifiil faf
iiHs estsasieu. Nha eniy fsal amaH la
gawn
t4as cAHu AKIN IS MONTH
fsfaetn cottage Sea tttfte. gitY aAtst
ff8N trees aHa heFftrs sinsa 60 twa eHF
NHee
tIss cAsu AID tts MONTH
saFeefa cottage tut aNNtHA. hsaasffui
Ftee and ffaas % r4f lire ntif ~ tSe
~ GORDON a CO
itt MaaisHu 81 hsf iat ana snd Ayrs
- :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

Seattle Teachers to- 500 wanf ri ~
N.Ht faHf savings where 800 arn5s
While you tearhf nuV lnti HHF h u0wf
Large Tots close va on EASY payments 80
~ 100 down. balance monthly Can aiI
Epirr block
SOME NWELL NNAFA
Naa caah
house cash
. go Green Lake. % fti small house.
$50 cash
bal Co suit
THE HOME INvEgrMENr co,
AfllH hplrf Iik,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-07

DON'T FAlt TO SEE this te acres
GEAR Kent. barr sieh aidrs uettant hal.
snfr good unisnd. al asafif level price
asea TsFnss
WouEMT wAtrur
stasa1H.ftt ALASKA nailains 81
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Union
| Trl

Second A
ltoHe Hldg
Bouts Tor AZ
Deposit c. :"
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w. f. Cox & Co.

aroeesafa t. n4efrs. Goa a Co.,.
tai4.9i Alaaka uailaise
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WANTED TO RENT.


sssss 49,
. WANTED re- HENr
I have Z iaaFe list g ehrnt*
tseiFt 80 fcfis fetfzEoas atA as4eN
~ .n a.sl flfttans What nave
. veaF / ear rvut fnaf tfnNFtsE
gau aF rhAne
gsoNt&NE sfMfstNs
, 80. So les lttf
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16
.oNEv MAKING At FARMING ?

Thousands are doing it right here in New
England. Howl Simply by keeping postso
and tins producing the largest yield at tne
,owost cost and selling in the best market at
the te best time and the highest prices. others
do it@so you can too 4 you viii read read care care
fully each week the old reliable M New know %E
\; ;s"a a. "Tbe Best Farm Paper" Send 10
cents for 10 weeks trial subscription. Al
dress
The New England Farmer. Brattleboro' w.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16
A WALK IN VERMONT.
The Experiences of Two Young Wo-
men on Their Summer Wanderings.

men on Thelr ouIlliler WahuoiA 4S'
Two young women of this region are
on walking trip in southern Vermont
intending also to wander ways in New
HAMPSHIRE This is an extract from
letter of Miss A to friend IN Spring
field: ~
We started Saturday morning on the
trolley and got to the foot of Greylock
about $50 p. m. and have been walking
ever since with the exception of gong by
train through the Hoosac tunnel and
about 20 miles of narrow gauge road up
to Wilmington, Vt. We shall have
tramped by tonight 81 miles in five days,
that is pretty good, don't you think
We are now sitting on side hill with a
lovely meadow sloping away and grand Ola
mountains in the ba ,kground-oh! i S
great. This spot is about nine miles
from West Wardsboro, VT, where we
STAYED last night. Yesterday we covered
thc IA miles between Wilmington and
West Wardsboro All of the road was
nm and down, billy and woodsy and grass
grown and cool, miles and miles OF the
prettest you can Imagine. When we goI
tired we tumbled over stone wall ana
rested under a tree; hungry--approach
farmhouse with our most diplomatic man
ner, an ingratiating smile and lood wa MAS
forthcoming generally Tor nothing. lne
same methods at night generally procure
a bed. ,a
tonight and then apply the smiles, and
tomorrow we will cover the eight miles
or so between that point and Manchester
and there friends meet us and drive us
to Dorset where Mary lives. !,
The people along the road are perfectly
great to us and treat us like cute chill
dren at play, and lend helping hand with
an amused and tolerant smile. All the
Il miles from Wilmington to West wards
borG we never passed through village
and all this % from West Wardsboro
to Manchester we pass none. Up IN the
| hills Yesterday we read slgnpost that
said. SO miles to West Wardsboro =
we swung along very gayly through Gark'
damp woods for what seemed about four,
and then we met two men in carriage
Mary said in her politest tone, Are we
coming to somethingy" As | saw tnell
dazed expression / hastened, to eiuciuate
nv care we near anywhere? This seemed
ciea, TO them and they assured us some
where was one-half mile away. They
asked us how far we had come, and we
said from Wilmington. The younger one
sail Good God!" Cheered by this subtle
nattery we sped along.
Such ferney, piney, woodsey. odors as
tbe breezes watt to us! and the breeze:
blow all the time and it is cool. suci
loads of birds with their lovely songs, sucf
Rocks of butterflies, such swarms also o
boppytoads that don't decide to NOV 9
until i almost stepped on, and then fol
mon our skirts! When we are footsor'
we We dip our feet in the healing GOODNESS o
the mountain brooks, when we awake il
the morning with calves as stiff as ole
sole leather, we trot around our room
with a set grin, and 10! they are lmbe
once more. :,
The weather has smiled and been kind
and absolutely nothing has happened 7
lar the perfect JOY of it all. We. ar
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16
More Deer Damage.

Comnlaints of damage done to or
obards and gardens by deer are being
made almost daily to County Fish
and Game Commissioner Boswell L.
Frost of this town. Mr.. Frost Went
70 Grafton Friday to inspect a bean
field ~ acres in extent when naa ,
been practically ruined by deer Last
week Wednesday he examined gar.
qen the produce of which had
i,o au destroved by a deer herd. He
hos pee had complaints from Brattleboro
TnT Marlboro, Newfane anc
Townshend. In Newfane the dee,
anoiled a cabbage patch, breaking of
and mutilating 200 cabbage heads il
q single night. The herd which H. ruined
a Ms SUI Faulkner garden in Whiting
b m, has been seen several times
T Tt are seven deer in the herd, anc
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16

on one occasion Mrs. Faulkner saw
them direct their attention to red
astrakhan apple tree. They stood on
their hind legs and with their forelegs
drew down the lower limbs OF the
tree and ate the apples. Driving them
off afforded only temporary relief, as
they returned later, They have eaten
every apple they have been able to
reach in that locality Mr.. Frost says
the deer are more numerous now than
at any other time in recent years. lie
has authority to award damages, but
that does not insure the farmers
against subsequent depredations. The
farmers think they ought to be al
lowed to shoot deer caught in the act
of despoiling their produce.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16
DON'T WAIT.
Take Advantage of Brattleboro Citi-
GEMS Experience Before It's Too Late.

When the back begins to ache,
Don't wait until baekache becomes
chronic;
Till serious kidney troubles devel'
Till urinary troubles destroy night $
rest. .,
Profit by a Brattleboro citizen's ex'
perience. ca ,,o;r
street, Brattleboro, VT, says ABOUT
six months ago fell and injured my
hack. and soon after this l notlced
NV kidneys were disordered. My back
at times panied me SO that | could
hardly keep from screaming. II L
caught the least cold it settled over
nv kidneys and aggravated the trou-
Bile. l used doctor 8 medicine put re-
ceived little relief. Finally l pro
cnred Doan's Kidney Pills at f. ID.
Holden S drug store and began using
them. They had wonderful bench
cial effect on me and l was soon cured
of the kidney trouble and the aching
in nv back. / have recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills to many OF my
friends, and will continue to do SO
when occasion arises"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
take no other.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16
FOR PERMANENT ROAD WORK.
Amount of Money Available in state
and County.

State Highway Commissioner Gates
hos nrenared statistics showing the
amount of money available for perm,a
mont road work in Vermont for the
wear 1907. 1t includes the amount
derived from the regular per cent
State tax and the amount derived un-
der the new law of 1906, by winch the
State pays half and the town half OF
The cost, The amounts by counties
,ro 90 follows
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16

deliciousy dirty but we have each one
cIaan waist in which we dress for dinner
sometimes, and We ourselves get clean
once a day, so get along very well: 49,,
We are getting more and more IN trim
and feel fine at the end Of our days trip,
ami hate to have Manchester heave In
sight. Springfield Republican.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16

An Oregon attorney, representing ellen,
whose title to certain cold storage plan'
fnro Tho Oregon supreme court recently with
the the following bit Of pathos; Your honors
there is more resting upon your decision l!sl
than this cold storage plant q human life
is at stake Ny clients life's efforts are :,
in This cold storage; his life blood is N
his w." coId storage; his body and soul are
wrapped up in this cold storage La"
Notes.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16
Hav Fever and Summer Colds.

Victims of hay fever will experience
great benefit by taking Foley's Honey
md Tar, as it stops difficult breathing
immediately and heals the infamed ar
Passages, and even if it should fa,l to {,
eure you it will give instant reilef.
The genuine is in yellow package
sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16
Tuesday, Aug. 70
Is the Day

o clock and the bill of $24.S2 was sent
to Mr.. Coombs.
At meeting of the Keene Humane
society Tuesday Mrs. Powers was
voted $40 for a gold badge and $loo
as an additional gift.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16

An effort is being made to get the
worlds tallest building for Pittsburg. Ap'
nlication has been made for structure
which will have 40 stories and r VII towap
zoo feet above the sidewalk. This is AZ
feot hieher than structure now under way
in New York
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-16
New Books at the Library.

Birdcraft: field book of 200 song, game ana nl
water birds, Wright ......,....' 'os w. ;Z,o2
nav. and Deeds. Stevenson. ..,.oUo'l,'
Fe;ns and How to Grow Them, Wool,
Field Book of American Wild Flowers,
~, -ha IL Austin .9l7.926
Guide tc Trees, Lounsberry. ....','. 'oo ~
Moses with a Handlers, Grout. ..,. 5SS'l
On the Trail of the Immigrant, Steiner,
va 'i'e 1854
Our Ferns in Their Haunts, Clute., $50
0ur Native Trees and How to ldentliy,
Them, Keller entertainments o % -
TIE Pass White ...;..,;;;....,...'.iiiiel'..v 10
Studies of Trees in Winter, Hunting,
ton ....,......,...,''. 800 '''' - -
The Warblers of North America, Chap,
man .................... o'o'- w
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1907-02-08
LOOKS Like a
Depot Is In Sight 9

Lexington can get the depot at Viii
sons Crossing If its people will make,
as they should, the proper effort
The law under the old code did not
give the railroad commission power to
order new depot where there was an
old one, and the present law does give
them that power when the old one is
not convenient,
Our old depot is very inconvenient.
The railroad commission will give us
new depot and a convenient. depot,
If our people will say they want it.
A petition should be circulated, and
presented to the present railroad com
mission asking for new and conven-
lent depot. The commissioners have
examined the place, and know that
we need 1t, and there is no doubt at
all that they will come to that
very conclusion and stand by it when
it is passed again.
Somebody should take the matter up
and pass around petition.