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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
D. / NOTED.
ARTIST \ IS
FRENCH RI: y e /. DESIGNER 3 OF STATE
SEAL OF W.EsTi,viReiNiA5 HAS II.
PASSED AWAY.

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CHARLESTON ;lApril12-J H. Dlss
DeBar, French artist and designer Of
the West Virginia State seal and coat
Of arms, Is dead. 1t Is with a pang
Of sorrow that the older residents OF
West Virginia all over the State, who
remembered the stormy days Of the
reorganlzed government. will learn Of
his demise In Philadelphia which oc.
Cured last month at the advanced age
Of 90 years. 3Gs.@
The sai intelligence Of his death
among hisIelatives in the Quaker City
was conveyed TO Charleston by State
,Ht1istorianian Virgil A. Lew.
Is, whosreeelyed the information from
Prof. stahl,Sa: close student OF West
Virginia, ;whoillyes at Parkersburg and
Is the father Of Dr.. E. ]. stahl, OF
Charleston. X w. e
Diss DeBar Yas4tbe foremost real
!, estate man In western Virginia before
the division oftthc stste. He founded
the Santa Clara colby In Dodlridge
county, the most important colonial
movement that eyersoccurred in the
history Of the state%namlng It Santa
-. Z y T.
Clara In honor Of his wife, who was
Mss, !: Clara. the :daighter of Eugene
LevassoEsefj cinelnnati, d Frenchman
well connected liz his own Country.
He was an ardent union man during
the civil war strife and was a caudi.
date lfor TIE membership OF the new
State Legislature and unsuccessfully
contested the seat Of Hon. Ephraim
Bee"ofaDoddrilgc county, in.lSGS. "a
t2Diss DeT'ara Was 7'borna inssAlsace,
Lorraine in tile year 1872 and before
he was ;efy years Of age received both
a classical and scientific education. HI
spoke the French, German and Eng.
lish languages equaily'well, had a fah
knowledge d snmis h And Italian alb
translated the Latin Ind Greek lanl.
guages. Likewise he Was a genius ii,
art and IN few strokes with the brush
ne was capable of produong.a likeness
portrait in'the brleiest'space Of TINA
IN the year 1912, this talented
Frenchmah resolved'-to make his Ii.
tire home, In, the Unitod,,state add
set sail from Liverpool, England, oh
theS 4th dpyIof January. 1912, on the
steamer Brlttahh. Another passenger
OF world renown on the same steamer
vas, Charles. Dickens, the noted End.
IIsh novelist After Debar landed RI
Boston he made his way to CinclpS.
natiT where ID vas latcF mfffled 5ha
afterwards removed to ParkersbnTr;s
and became Interested iatWest Iy}r.I
s'nia lands" Wltlr'his wide knowledge
no saw'a great future for this new
country and brought the Swiss colony
40 poddrIdse county hamingyit Santa
clara. When the civil war cpme br
aligned himself'withi the union cause
nnd'swhile contrasting the seat tof Epl.
rain Bee,'the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ora.
tor, TO a seat in the new legislature
from noddridge. county, he designed
The coat ofsnrlns and theHseal Of tho,|
State. t'F' Ii
- :,';-s;.:.-.7
n Ivy Y. D!ss psOar vas appointed
os Governor Foreman State Commits.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
Timely Gossip
For Women

Physicians Condemn the MuA.
Nobody viii believe Il, least Of ill
the women who Is prowling about TO
PICK one up at a spring bargain; but
the melancholy truth remains that the
muff, the dear, cute, laundry nun,
which adds SO much piquancy to a
girls costume and incidentally warns
her hands, has been condemned BY a
physician. aL,t y
1t Is the complaint OF the man Of
medicine that the use Of the muff sun.
erinduces an unnatural and unhealthy
manner Of walking. s' r.
Women who ilabituallyN carry them
get into the way Of STOPPING their
shoulders, narrowing their chest and
contracting their lungs. They 10 this
quite unconsciously, the doctor says,
md II Is not a pretty sight even apart
from the fact that it prevents proper
breathing and makes impossible the
free. chesty swinging stride productive
OF the greatest benefit in walking.
Anywhere. he insists, one can see
professions Of stoop.shouldcred ladies'
bending forward to ram hands in murs
as If the main business of the prone.
made might be to perambulate the fur
piece ahead.
Moreover. he says that when wo.
man leaves OF her mnff she doesn't
know. how 10 walk; she is ungainly
and angraceful until she learns all
over again how to manage her arms.
These are, indeed, fcarsome accu.
sations against the muff. and maybe
they are not all true. Some new thing
to DE SAID must pernetually be found,
anl no doubt If We all relocated our
mqffs' 4qIimbo 'some!wise parsonage
would appear to instruct us in how
horribly awkward and exha,lsting II Is
for feminine arms 10 swing unoccu.
Fiedf i
Lets keep to the mtff, lIut-teads
erect, chests up and thus our NUTS
made II lIshtsome accessory TO our
Walk rather than loo intense and Sc.
rious an Obiec, thereof.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
Deafness Cannot be Cured,

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the
ear. There Is only one way to cnre
deafness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness Is caused byGan
intlamcd condition of the mucous lin.
Ing Of the EustachIan Tube. When
this tube is in6amed you have a run.
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when It Is entirely closed, Deafness
Is the result, and unless tho innamma.
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to Its normal condition, hear.
Ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases oat OF ten are caused by Ca.
tarrh, which Is nothing but IN In.
famed condition Of the mucous sur.
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any one case OF Deafness (caused
by catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls catarrh Cure Send for circu.
lars free
] = CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by frtrrtsts 75c.
Take Hal Ntm.ly Pills for con.
Byron v -arr and Me
Ing entertaip I.aq5 = n. S.iy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
I. =" 7. M
Refused 70 Wed a President

The death, of Miss, Mary Ann Casey
In St. Louis. Mo, daughter of Samuel
Casey, Of Kentucky, who was treasur.
er Of the United States under the nd.
ministratlon Of Presidents Pierce and
Buchanan reveals n romance of the
life IN Washington. She was born in
Morganfcld, KY, 81 years ago, and
was reared mrCaseSville, Ky.
When just budding into womanhood
she accompanied Nher father to Wash.
lnston, where President Buchanan had
Just been lnapguratel, lie fell in love
wlthiherg: She discouraged the chief
executives suit, however, as she was
in love withta first cousin, Governor
Trapncll. Her father opposed this
love affair, and Trapnell. after waiting
for several years finally married IN.
other first cousin.i Miss Casey re.
manned true TO his memory, however.
and never married.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
Pennsylvania Wells

In The Imperial district, Allegheny
county, Pa Watson G Co. have drilled
their test on the Mary c. Kelso farm
from the Big lnian to the So.tcot and
have duster ..s 1T
In the Bnrsettstown field, In Wash.
ihs'on county, j. l., Callahan has com.
pleted q test on the jackson heirs
farm adjoining his own farm. aud has
a show for the hest producer com.
pleted recently in thut field. It is es,l.
mated that It viii be good for 50 bar.
rels day.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
Gems Of Thouoht..

Souls are never lost because their
beginnings break down, but because
they won't make new beginnings. Old
beginnings may perhaps discourage
us: our failures. mistakes and coward.
Ices Of the past have depressed rs.
but remember We should have been
much worse, now had we not made
them. We haze gained many graccs
by fpflure which We, should never
have gained by success, Begin again
this year. and yet .asain. 1850.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

II You are going to build or repair
the ke'ley.Finley Lumber Co. have
what You want. SCI
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
DON'T,

From The Baltimore Sun.
Don't set weary climbing. don't thlnl,
all the way
The hills will hide The glory of the
valleys of the day!
Don't set weary to!ling, put try to dc
your best,
And soon the dream wiIF drift you tc
the rivulets Of rNst!
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12
Surgeons Provided New Eyelids.
From the Kansas City Times.

fFUW THc NHf1SHS L!fv fftHeS.
Arthw Zimmerman, Of 325 Franklin
avenue. West Side. young man who
was burned by tar and 10 whom sur.
seOns gave new eyclids by skin graft.
Ing. wts able 10 leave 81. 1Iargaret's
hospital. where the operation was per.
operation proved successful, and aft.
or being unable 10 close his eyes for
several months, he Is now able to do
50. Zimmerman Inns no cyeiashes. for
the surgeons couldn't supply them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

: faiiia5.Eemory, Shrunken Organs,
PhSaicsI weakness, unpleasant
nrsEns, . Healing that life Is no,
worth avlng"-are all but the result
oil uns Or two causes: oyer.iudul-
ygancs or worshlpping ut the shrine OF
Clan.I:Whsteyer the cause, the re-.
pEsss sss grave aud serious: Insan.
hyis Paralysis, Epilepsy, etc. will be
sha consequence.
II !his applies 10 you brother, don'i
xats uatil It's too late, but sit dowu
now, Al once, and send for a bottle
OF ROMAN PEARLS" i'
No mater what your age NAV be
I \ N 0S3AM PEARLS" will Reiuye
css, yon. They restore VITALITY
= e tAsiROUTHtand VIGOR to the
Agef. Thousands OF Physical
awrscis owe, their Manhood TO gro,
.AAN PEARLS; They will posi-.
dTsiy Cure you. Ono box may b ali
yea psed. Sent on receipt OF price
81 and this Ad. 81 Will make you &
MAN, again Mailed in Plain
JsrhDper. Cure guaranteed or mon.
Icy refunded. ESTHETiC CHEM.
}TCaLEo. GIL Sixth Ave. New York,
n. z. Dept. $50. 5. g
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

-.
IN J. 1S \: ;, Dlss Debar vas appointed
by Governor Foreman 'Fstate Commits.
sioner of immigration" He assumed
dheF dltiest otS,thol new soMcex ut once
and i = q, q short time distributed in
Europe $4,000 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
advertisements describing the re.
Sources oftthis Then comparatively
new country and TO him must be &C.
!ereditel the energy=,lat lswas respoh.
slble In bringing into the new State
the influx of foreign migrants. In
1870 he published the "West Virginia
Hand Book" which shows that he had
"a remarkable knowledge Of the wealth
Of the new State. After tie dealt, of
his wife and her burial in the Catholic
cemetery .attParkersbrr, he left the
state and went to Philadelphia but not
Tor several years has he been in com.
munlcat'on With his oil time friends
in this Stat" 's'',f ~,
DiSs Debar wrote "reminiscences Of
Charles Dickens and the same was
published in New York paper in 1890,
correcting n great many details of fhc
journey across the deep with the cele.
hrated novelist as published in the
AMERICAN Notes Of many years ago.
p2eesFFrt l|ge5ns IFS. narrative by stating
the notes were Incorrect In saying that
The steamer Britannia left Liverpool
on January I'd, 1872, but It was on the
following day, ms he had received n
commercial training and remembered
very well that he left Paris on satur
Jay, January Isl, and spent Sunday
and Monday in London and left Oh The
evening. Of the same day for Liverpool,
where on the following day he embark.
ed 'on the Cuaard steamer BrlttanIa
for America.
lie recalls that Dickens was among
the last Of passengers to 20 abroad
although his wife had hccn on hoard
for several hours, and when he did ar.
rive, Dcbar stutes that the novelist
was accompanied by n jolly crowd OF
friends who had enlivencl the last
moments of the author while on land
With a popping Of the corks at the
AaelPhi hote! and all were merry when
they brought Dickens to the atcamer
However, he recites that the author
never once lost that ,dignifed expires.
sion that Is typical Of men with master
minds. During the whole journey
dickens SEEMED 10 hold aloof from the
other passengers, but was always very
,cordiaiiwiten greeted. Once when De.
bar, who was "a years Of ago at that
time, was engaged in a new gametof
French cards. be vas warhsd :by2the
author who gently tapped him on the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-04-12

~! VIC ~ :, t72tooV DaFrelS; average lgS, 11o
barrels, shipments 20l,4G5 barrels:
average l6s,252 barrels. ;i4$S
NEW YoRk-standard OH, s55i.
Very few compilations are reported
from the lower southwest fields. The
Congo pool, In Hancock county, is
furnishing more new wells than any
other district. and they are Of bet.
ter average than IN any other. In
this district, E. W. Marlond & Com.
'ahy have completed their No. & on
the G. G. Brenneman farm and have
q SHOW for a 30 barrel producer from
the Bcrea grit. This location, llkd
other late competitions, is inside Of Ind
defined producing limits. There K
quite a little new work starting In tht
district and II the producing territorl.
were not confined 10 n small area ana
held by few individuals, 1t would
now be the most active development
in the lower southwest. The produc.
ton Of the pool Is now close to Lilo
barrels day and is owned BY the
Brenneman Bros. E. W. Marland, Il.
A. Freshwater & Sons, Hewitt & Co..
and William Freudenberger & Co.
On Mods run. Lincoln district, Mar.
ion county, j. II. McDermott & Com.
pany have completed and shot their
test on the A. 0. Talklngton farm and
have . producer good for 20 or 30 bar.
rels day in the Big Injun.
On Piles Fork, Warrington district,
Marion county, the Freehold OIL and
Gas Company has drilled It's No. ! on
the Fowler farm 20 feet into the
Campbells' run sand and has no oil or
gas. On Churches fork, Church dis.
trict, Wetzel county, the Carnegie
Natural Gas Company is due In the
sand at n test on the Join A. Hoge
farm. On the same stream, the
Wheeling Natural Gas Company is
down I,S00 feet at a test on the Bessie
Gibson farm.
The Marshall republican., 1907-12-27

We want to extend a special invitation and
request to every man and boy In Saline county to
bny their clothing now. We want you to share in
the many good things offered here. We want you
to bring you friends, even If yon are not going to
buy anything yourself. Your friends will appreci-
ate it If you do. We have marked our mems and
boys suits and overcoats exceedingly low. It's i'm
possible to tell you in print exactly what we are
giving you. All We ask is that You come and see
for yourself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
MONEY TO LOAN.

fttN STAN LOAN CO. At0.ttt CoilinN
Second and James The Recognised rauk
Of the Vase ratuer A clerk houkkcep
er mathmlst engineer 90 omplnfo gAn
gealp money ef Ne ca bis avis UNAevl
tstufNy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
Ortiz RECORD.

Births we're registered today as
follows
Coais-To wife OF C. Coats. b4i2
goth ay n H. Oct 20. a son
PRICE TO wife % G G.. Price.
ftGiA Denny way. Oct 30. son.
fandell-To wife 90 C. % Van.
dell. t32 38rd Rv. Oct a. a son.
Hasett--To wife OF p. Hasett.
Southeast Seattle. oct 80. a daugh.
ter
Hay To wife Of y Hay. south
east Seattle. Oct 81 a son
Ambition To wife Of A Amiiton.
SOC 18th ~. oct 90. a daughter
Mullen TO wife of r "a Mullen.
900 W. Times st.. Oct 80. a dauRh
ter
EdelHtain- To wife Of u Edel.
stain. zoos Wostlako blvd, oct rs.
a son
johnson To wife OF l.. Johnson.
Seattle. Oct 23. q son
Burke To wife ~ p r. Burke.
Seattle. Oct &c. a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
speaks on immigration.

AZ the Labor Temple last night
Edward Rosenberg delivered an al
dress on the subject OF Japanese
immigration lie declared that
owing % the Introduction ~ labor.
saving devices IN Japan. throwing
many men ont OF employment the
Japanese are flocking 10 the United
states in great numbers. and with.
out restrictive legislation. there
would be- 5000. 900 or 10000 900
here within the next few years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
PArENrs

Adams a Brooks FreiataFed ratent
ana Trade Marx Attorneys % Ynaga Ga
Seattle aet.t cnimah Niaeh
rseefts free st office MutuN iifa Bias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
HURLED TO DEATH
ny United pr,ss.l

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nov -.
Mrs Johanna AnnoHtay. so years n
age. WAS hurled TO death by an
automobile last night ~ Ninth and
Valencia atH as she was ulightlnR
from street car Her skull was
fractured and she died while being
taken 20 the receiving hospital
The force Of tho impact skidded the
automobile. but the chauffeur with.
out attempting 10 ascertain the -
tent OF his victims injuries quick
~ disappeared The police are
making every effort 20 apprehend
the driver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

WASHINGTON. Nov T. Heirs u
George Washington are seeking 20
recover n large sum from the gov
ornmont on account Of lands grant
ed 10 him along the Ohio river and
which subsequently wcfo inadver
tontly given by congrosn 10 actual
settlers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

Mooney advanced Hafarea UnuNlh i"tal
Wvff hHuts Transfers boarding uNN
Without SECURITY. tafEuat hua'uNaa ~ N'l
arinttaaI cities TuIuam fta Wnihgt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
FUNERAL SUNDAY

Instead Of A West. the man who
together with A Johnson was XIII.
ed IN a cavedn on Fourth av. Yea
terdny, Was found 10 b. Arwd Yves
tin, Of COZ Sixth nv. The funeral
services Of both Johnson aud Yves.
tin Will be held from Butterworth's
chapel az 2 o'clock Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
SEATTLE eiRL MARRIED.


SPOKANE. Nov AT the par
spnaFc ~ the Pilgrim CongFeEa-
fional church "Wednesday night. a.
Z O'Clock James G. Payne and Miss
Nelllo Stewart. nf Seattle, were
united "a marriage. the Rev W j.
ilindley officiating Mr. Payne IL
an accountant In the employ Of the
Spokane Gas company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
CITY WINS

An executive session " the state
lane commission was held 90 tho
Butler last night w connection with
tho public hearings that are being
held here 10 settle conflicting
claims for the purchase Of lake
shore lands.
Tho board Il 81 understood. has
decided IN favor Of the city 10 have
the preference right 20 purchase
the shore lands al The foot Of East
lake az This inaures the city the
possession 81 the crossing az tho
lniona bridge
Halls hand loaded shells are the
best III First Ave. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

tWtihaut CoamiHsinn1 ..,-
purpoaea Loans closed rfAuptlN'
Va yAAipu Hflfa
NfH tfs1HfHnfa nt
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EEIP WANTEo-MRLe.

rauapetept helm furnished hotels ana
ressauFants cooks ana ell Kitchen hole
evoke HaadquartcrN tst Afcaae hi1
Yhsas ma ttta -al1.itt -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
TWO DIE FROM
CAR ACCIDENTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 1.-Two
deaths due 20 street car accidents
we're reported to tho coroner this
morning g.. Levin. whose resi-.
donco rs unknown. was injured ~ a
amaahup ~ Nineteenth and Mission
last night aud died ~ $3.50 this
morning Charles Fitzwater. q
United Railroads motorman. died
after midnight aa ae result ~ In.
juricg received ia collision be
tween his car and "a Fillmore IT,
car al Hays aud Fillmore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

VIII be day Of extraordinary low prices dependable
goods al this store Every article quoted hs lst should
distinct attraction buyers
offerings having been clcaniy a IS prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
SEATTLE CONVICT
DISCHARGED

SAN FRANCISCO Nov i.-Allco
Roper 60 years old. was discharged
FROM the state pcultcutiary ne San
Queuun yesterday afternoon. haY-
lnN served three years and nine
mouih& ~ d nyeYear sentence for
passing counterfeit money She
waa convicted Ia The federal court
az Seattle AZ fine WAS also iu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
oveRcoArs $40.

We are selling a great many
coats plain black. three quarter
length Clean cut 90 every detail
W V HUTCHINSON a CO
Corner Second aud Union. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

possd which the woman had not
the Beans 10 pay she was taken be.
fore United States Commissioner
iipHcock and formally discharged
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lot
ny United Press,

ST. PETERSBURG Noy. In.
arrest Of several military clerks n.
revealed plot 20 blow np the u.
tire military council INCLUDING n.
minister Of war 90 the next weetlv
meeting ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
KAISER'S HEALTH
CAUSES WORRY

BERLIN. Nov. The kalser'a
health is worrying bis family This
became kn0wn today when lt Was
iutimated that the kaieor may
abandon bis idea Of going 90 Ems
land 20 Visit the king That no Ia.
formation has been given concern.
lnE his condition seems to strength
On the report that he ls again suf
feriug from throat trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today as
follows
Bowen T. Bowen. a. Oct 81.
SOC Enat fist
Cameron ) A. Cameron. %.
Oct 20. f02 81 6tst
Mnrkovlch r. Marlloylch. 60.
Oct 25 Providence hospital
Tmoborg Infant coz Blcwett e.
Young A Young. 52. oct 90.
i02, Whitman av
oVERcoATs $50.
We are selling a great many
coats plain black. three quarter
length Clean cut IN every detail
W % HUTCHINSON a. co.
Corner Second and Union. 49,
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Fine 1-2Acres

closer in than FfHueaf alnHfoa
aafN fa tha car line ee sag fare traef
lies level 40 q Nnaf aH tau af enc ntIE
alth siaa af thH 8aanH $50 Lake Wash
lanfaH. heNuNirHi hawH HifF owe tHAf
ln Is faw years mili mHNe FH4 tutenHnH
auf seed fnr II fHrastIaatr fHr faH.-
elf Dr. gives as riHssafe o. rnaw these
ffaefs and che price Ia fstf f-ta rasH.
ffta
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when 600 uOWE ana smaU monthly
rn urnin uutH sou Dr. possession nf
hIW MODERN TffG ROOM CDr.
Tt3g ono block from cor Iun Hree
Bot raIIahin nriEhbafhaod BOO OHuer.
$50 Halag HIdg F0.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-01

ron FAIE HY OWNEW
Two l0fH ntHfpI rHth graded street.
cement sidewalk, price 5000. $500 each.
balance glN pHf month Iislun ballard
HHi HH f
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Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov L.
Arrangements have been completed
for the session IN this city Of the
33th annual convention % tho Rain.
road Conductora' Insurance aHaocla-
lion. % b. held NnNnmhnr 81
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HaHIer inside NfHEFFtF Ht Effnnnfs.
laHf noffN 20 Naatfie nH fHa SQUAD Ns
Property hHH uasff aefafa Been offered
taF satH AfF Htthfn HHH h'HeH 70 Matn
Sd HFerlaaaIaE thr mHtefffaax Wa rah
ss'l this nne property fHf fnw days
at EHusltHrHhfr 0Haef ehtaf Haann in
asa Eaafn more aHHHf H
lfuNsEft. NHNWN Coz
sac Peoples Hasa BIDS fi
CHOICE AEUH TRACTS
ftas IHra1a csc HaaH anl H1a Haf
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