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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

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after IL o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY - p. H.
Mullen. stos Ballard av., opp.
CITY Hall. Phone. Ballard SOS
MAIN OFFICE Seventh av-
between Union and University.
Phones. Malta 1850. Ind ssi,
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THE SEATTLE STAR

Entered a. the seattle post eftlce IS
second class matter
Cne cent per copy. ok cents pFf wrfh'
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10 MAI STA sCRiaURs -rhe date
whrr Yuut subscription expires u on we
address label et each rsner when that
date ArriNes if YoHf subscription has hNt
asaln bers paiA les advance year maine
10 taken ffpns the Hst. A thanHe OF aate
ca the address label " recetpA tARH
rrf war. S. So fef sis mnnthn
NOTICE To II DISCLAIMERS Should
~ niriaek ant psUnlnN. please 90 He
the favor tn esn 40 ouf main nlltts
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and { SO o'eletk ana We VII send hna
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1880 Acres
of
Fruit Land

80 per acre. only > miles from y.
faNfma
IRE nMneF MIST faiee HaHsY Land
al afaund this IL s~iiiaH fef fst % tte
80 acre Tn eef tNis rtqulfes quick &C
tea See NsNtaa. ~ lees American
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Loot esastais tssst tag eent#lusus
one 1iamand efesr~nt ead tNa tsAsn9n1
rinxs fsst in o. about the seattle hAtri
ttfa reward ara W. sN@rtt1us Ae1s@ "
rstuTnsA % ths maaAErf y thf g@ss
s*ae
tass on exrs.ition srsunds seattle
daH iadys Nst8 watch MONIES ~ = =
HAfd ~
Lost black and whiss COS ~iih
hnsus turned dawn| Hentrnl ttf2s tprlnk
HEi aaiFt West Seattle -tt-is
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
--~~---~----- -----------------------~--
HSuseeisanins ~ 'ssAnts'. air suction
Carpets. fufnltare, etc. eisaaed e YOGI
a sst1 or East Ef9f Aanto Vacuum
cisansr Co. 1873 Harvard
rY~~oraslew rouuany wants ladies'
steady Or evenings. horns work sfamrink
novelties. easF learned ff.k1 aoaHn W
ward. DannY Bida, ICES second ~.
room NE. u
Fredefiek Nelson have Positions toi
cash sifis ana erraH4 boys Wfo q" hei
intend 70 enter school this falA tall
employment bureau hefnrc 10 m --if
Warfea-Youns women. sinsis 20 learn
telephone operating. paid whhs leefn3nsi
ply lu person 20 Mias Wrrde. Pacific
Telspt0ue q Tsiegraph Co. 1880 ifth Nv.
wantea-F -Four giFia fgr factory wots
oaly thasa eauflnE steady employment
need apply. Portland Ccriago Co. itth
" ard Atlantic -io-i7
wanted Experienced shirt operator on
power machines. also preaRFTs Apply
ciendeting. Anglia Co. tte Occidental
49,
Young Eiri 20 assist IN houseaork
sleep home come az "a. Both phones
Fredssich Nelson hsvs positions FOR
cash girls ana errand BOYS Wh8 DO not
intend % enter schoei this fall III
Wanted Eisi 70 Learn feather worE
faid while learning s2I Peoples Bank
Building --Ia-fs
Wantsd-Ons mattress maker aad %.
hoistsrsr Edwards Co. Portland Oregon
--S-i7
Wanted Competent cloak and suit
preasfrs Call employ meuf bureau Pred.
eriek q Nelson before 10 q. "a.
want girl for general homework en-
AaQen az. Capitol Hlli Phone East
l--------.--- Ip-lt
wanted IN experienced eboeola,. 49,,
Co. lis Main Hi
Good German girl for general house
Work. good home 70 riahf party fgae
haHtlske sVf corner Blaine It-ls
Experienced lady presser and ons
tailoress Pant0rium Dye Works bss
Denny wmy --ft.fe
Young sir 70 care for baby. GOOD
home. small family. Phone East 90f9
-ia-lA
6yantsd Woman for general house.
work ifig bzBd y, Phone white ta4
-~if-ts
Wanted - more girls over i6 Appiy
superior Cracker a Candy Co. ift Main
-~16-17
SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.
-----s--s---s---------4--.--
Capable, neat housokeeper wishes 20.
Hition 70 care for home where occupants
are leaving fog some months Rafer.
fH'fa fhone 3lts. Ills
Good position open Tor lady Or gentle
man 10 manage a branch Of real estnte
for good. reliable firm Soc ladies 81
% . NJ saa Lumber Exchange Bldg
Precipitation and ita oaora Learvss
Absorbent Compound removes the cause
- all druggists III
TWELVE piano lessons for &c. Phons
evenings Main 1915. III
men Address X-i2, Btar.
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IEoAL NOTICES.

~ rhe sas~risf court ~ ths stats ~
wAshlnsten. gut the rogntY - hias
~ PROBATE
In ths matter 81 The estate ~ rfnthia
Aau Nav deceased Order ta she's cause
wky disifieurisu sneaid aei hs made ~.
risa n Nay. aauiuissraios % ths e..
tate ID cYathia Ann Ma. deceased. hae
les filed Ms Petition seftiHk fnfih frat
said estate nee ~ ssas.,,e .., ss 20 p,
he residue thereof amerK ihe parsons
entitled Is las thrFnta. ana q areseFine
n abe cepft that said rsiitisa svts forth
tier " me residue u said estate
ii u therefore ordered ~ the tv9ft
maj III persons Interested r. ths estate
81 ths saia CYethia Aeu Nay dscrAseH
Il ard appear bsfoFs the said Superior
eoust es klnx ruautY stats ~ washing
ION a. me e0uFt reeIn % ne probate DE-
ssAitis On ihs 18th asy % September.
1893 Al the hour ~ - Ntl3fA 8 ~
81 said asy then ans there 90 show
cause ! az ny =,
tSe rrsiaas ~ said sstst. amaaH the
heirs ana psrsaas ln s@iA p~tatlen mvn-
iisesd. eeeardina . Is
tk{s order ~ aahiishrd pnrr a week Tor
fcug successive weeks bTfMfe the said
ism day % September isef iu Fhe ~
nsasd "a said King eeanif ard ~ Eea7
zeal circulation therwfn
peae IN ee~n eeust this IN day 81
noYp y vAtf.MAN 1Wdae
PROBATE NOTICE
In she sspsEiaF Coars p ~ ttetE -
weahtastan. Tor The caeet1 q hine
stats ~ wsshiasten, coanss %
H. az mass.t ~ the estate - cesihls
Amn MAJ deceased =4~ofie~ 20 settle
nent u final Aeeqant Ne stta
Nssics Is hsssaS sissa fhsi Elss a
Naf a. administrator ~ fEs estate ~
fsFnshiA Ann Nay deceased has ren
a~rsA 30. 4aa NisA M ssid esart tis
iasf rhersasF ~ ttth daf = Asgtsm.
h~f 1888 a. u erlaeA NJ At 80
eessrt rnsaam "a ne probate Department "
oat said sai sftef rauff. in shr city %
s~Aitie. e ssla N,ss souaif has h.sa
tlesserl ar safa arcvunt a. ahiah tims
ard pfaFe auN PEI aan fnftfftssa Ia se3t
estats ntsf apnaar ena f'ie his stcsps
tiaar tn NFitias 20 said 4efeaat ard con
wlsness fss Hon naYa rAfman.
fa84s - satt ssreriss reaFf. ans ths
seal % said eNgfi hsrstg affit~a IBIS
fsh aa9 u AstaM sas ~
D4 e. e. sstFria ue8atr cfsfk
uERnERr ~ NEfEI&s Attorney
NOrtcE no cuSTNArruHH
sealed efepas2ls eiu ~ rsesitsa an,ii
September 60 a. eises D. n. ~
ssasbara arehltsct fsr ne ssvrsiea u
three sehfssg NasAs~a tn district ttt NtnE
aauHty WashsHzten
riers ana sp~sisiesfsens sas a. -.
the nrrhtfess al me Fgstsg seape5haasF
~ order ~ the hoard ~ directors
y " STANDARD. Architect
lis
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20 Acres

On Nashon island for sale or exchange
for city property; only cone mile to
wharf and one hours ride.
s. y. DIXON.
Main 40 1ti9 Third Az. Ind. 90
Lille
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ALBERTA DISTRICT

shlSiti<AN IL a ltaty AkiN< a
tfs sores IL shs ned pssr District
fipss 20 FailnHsa close % kahHpls tNs
hssf fafming 4sna So the AihefsH re1n
~ SIC pes sfY< wili sNnsinsr a91ss ~
stfis pfppsftB 30 saFhaNss This isHe
- located snif sAnss aissEHfs ffens
Nsd ttesf SD unls one gsiie from fhlf
fHAf staftaN on heH NnF th@t 10 HnN
us1ef reafes % cabstfWestpu pt4s a.
rest Mtth a~nsr, af ~ Msfien Hles
seattle -lS.a.ls
NICE LITTLE NoME-ONT ACRE.
Une tsask ffani street fef. tessi lan1
Maat suils itsl pres "a. fenced. sfpaii
orchard aHsa Neta tnF9H-FnHsn brHsH.
fhtfhsn hAsss aNa Fafds ti.sse This 10
a ga eAfhN tAFealH
NnRgMf MALInrs
tt3.f8kagei AssskA BUILDING
-afsff
BEAUTIFUL KAnLiNQTos gNH-
pENH MfAMT uN STREET CAR no
Hfassa sitsnaiks and ~stsf LARGE lots
fer fst tui Auh 49, u monfh. -
stx ss5iink acre fFNFtR All cleared fer
ite a. arfs ara So a. rannfh Esrafs
sfHa NanaaF EAhr Weutun tnfsFuf ian
aa-a-.as.-usaa-aa-sss 4s-.sa-.s-.a.as---a
ACREAGE
flss atfFs assf - 80 Fiff firh lend.
A. "a NEWELL HsN anfiHR street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Fore. sweaiy. 81 smelling. cold. oiamu,y
and burning feet Lsarys Compound
removes the cause. The powdsred for
pouitices always best. Liquid plain al
perfumsd, where u is inconrenleuf or
impossible 70 uss The pouifire For sale
W All druggists and chemist ahgsa III
the world
LEARY's Absorbent cOMPoffgn
CHEMICAL CO.,
Seattle. Wash -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

This ad was run in all three Seattle papers.
II ~ss ordered In The star BY Mrs. Adams, living
Of 22o2 West s3rd ct
NOT SINGLE ANSWER 70 Mrs. Adams
from the ada In the other two papers
Answers quite numerous from The Star nd.
And Girl engaged.
II am well pleased with The stars resvlts," said
Mrs. Adams.
And when again use any paper for advertising
purposes, THAT PAPER WILL BE THE STAR"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Osteopathy

DIR. HOLT. OsTEoPATHIc PLY.
gIcTAN AND OPTOMETHIsT also using
electricity. vibration. light cure. dry and
steam baths Eyes treated. glasses fit
ted Fourth year IN Seattle TREAT
MENTg tf.o0 Telephone Main zfGi
tof Peoples Bank Bldg, Second and
Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

chaTd. good roads. school, near Seattle
1890 80 acres unimpfoved, same laca
ton, $500 all good land easy terms
Young, "a Starr BOYD Bidg, First
avenue. LTD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Lest cha Hsafs 5@@ei Tag feMt#4atue
one 8fasNand efesN~ns aGd tNa dsAsn@nd
rinxs iasf ia o. 2toui ire seattle h.t-i
Atfs reward ard We 9@sstteus ASKED "
returned 70 ths manager - tnF netsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

tie the way with most all those who use
theee columns
Hero are two things you should eonsIderf
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Don't be lonesome fnterrtate f0t,o-
dufing society, only reliable matrin sglal
agency many wcaltbg members per
sohsi lntfoametion Hours mornings
paper, lve. box 2bi Seattle Office. ~
Fendofne Hotel 1915 First Az
English Instruction coachfn9 ln .ti
braucheH. Including literature and toylrs
OF the day b. experienced woman a.
dress L+go, Star office s0.I4
Ms Braun. midwife; ~ yearT eH
pefience. confinement home c0nauiia.
ton ana examination free 1915 lowell
st.. Eastisks car. Plat A
Mile Haydi. manleuriug scalp mas
sage Room ., Hotel Hadiun Fourth
Ahd fFke -~f8azO
1iss aomIgers Electric Vibrator. face
and scalp massage. manlcurlHR. Room
" fHf- columbia -~8-1f
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For Rent

Maae4n sfa lafsa roeHHs and fsaf iafer
iafa ~ splendid sali with good nafa aHo
ehlfseu hnaes iags 20 berries mA ieAr
faf Hur uf fFn Fesrs ~ party ftAf Hhi
tahr Fepd Fars ~ Niart krfY reasonable
rau led y spta ash fef Ms amith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
u- d ooynnNMnNr LANp

OPENING UNDER CAREY ACT
Conrad Waller project Montana TO-
600 acres Of fine, rrRsay prairie. under
irrigation Drawing October a. 1909
Must register for drawing before october
q You may register by power Of at
torney For information and blsnka
write w NJ WAYMAN. Waller, Mont or
1855 Security Bank Bidg., Minneapolis
MINI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

I've YnunH men % snow nud seli prop.
eftYs experience naf nsfrssafF honesty
snt good appearance more essential
thr business and guarantee sos ff4a pet
menth Nea eaa make ffau taoa 60 ftsa
rrf muHfh hau fan learn she heai bus
tnsso "a safth Take Nfntan iufsfNt nan
o. EaFtlnEtan. iuAalrv lef MI hsnisFs
son 90 Feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


pITTE9wORTu & SON. Yrofessse nAi
Directors ara Licensed EmbatrneFs 1891
iss. epp Meore Thsatrs both phones "a
I-hn...r. 4 Ilnn.lItnn nnAnrtnknr, ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Manfra--ss m9n a. Wufh 90 hlM
ADDITION clear streets lay sihHh ak
Amd aattFnains ana huiid houses Caif
Room Flfnea Hias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

business uaksH me SELL my haautifai
summer home ~ three large funmsd tMu.
gales on street car Nna fina shade
trees iawn anf Flowers 500 NJ Hen
degson ~ EariinKfun. on naH Henion
fufurushan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Johnson Hamilton. undertsksrs. stgf
first as Phones. Main tit03 Ind fltt
Bonney- Watsen Co, Funeral DirsctaFs
Third AZ. ard University. Both phpnes 10
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$4,000

70 gasn ia ans anaunt " sHaau amounis
9n Improved FFaN#fff
gNHa0N NNWENr NENT CO.
fgf Ufasnfai Block
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tnat-4na esn.s4ition kfsuuds seafiir
aaF iadN's FaaH MhffM. winnnafaft p =
.K nrteFn isss Masks haslains ~
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

up, run through a cyclone to reduce II
to a pulp and to remove the skins ana
such hard parts as will not squash up,
stewed TO the proper consistency ana
run into barrels.
1t is then preserved with benzoate OF
soda and shipped 60 ketchup manufac-
turers The amount of benzoate OF
soda used depends, the writer was In
formed, on the season and the point
of destination, hot weather requiring
that more of the preservative be used.
He was also informed that the stun
would keep indefinitely and could be
worked up into ketchup through the
winter. The writer was forcibly I'M
pressed with the labor conditions. Men,
women and children Of all ages, whites,
black and Poles. were employed and as
the garbage passing through their
hands was destined to eventually find
its way to the table in ketchup pre-
served with benzoate of soda, an IN
vestigation into the quarters for liv-
ing and eating was made. At the larg-
est factory we visited, where hun
dred or more barrels were sitting in
the sun waiting for their load of pulp,
we found some eighty to one hundred
Poles, men, women and cnlldren,
housed in a long shed divided into
seven or eight compartments. Each
compartment contained an inclosed
sleeping room anu pdIlidliy iuSioSCu
place to eat. The cooking was done III
the fields, along with the family wash
ing. The only toilet facilities provided
consisted of a small outhouse. Flies
visited the camp and pulp factory i'm
partially. A number of photographs
were taken of this camp. which is sit
uated right In town of several thou
sand inhabitants.
Photographs were also taken of
number of other camps, the condition
of which is intolerable. as well as of
carts hauling garbage, workmen and
women and others showing the condi-
tions found. An especially good one
shows a young Polish work girl in rub
ber boots and leather apron, covered
with filth.
From the results of his investigation,
which were most carefully made and
during which he was accompanied by
a competent witness, the writer is pre-
pared to state that there can be no
question that benzoate of soda is used
to conceal inferiority" and that DIR.
Bitting's report on the same is fully
justified.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Worth the Expense

The story of Sir John Fisher of
the British admiralty tells with the
greatest enjoyment-and he tells many,
and all with zest-is of an old boat
swain on his flagship who fell into
little money and retired. One day,
says the San Francisco Argonaut, the
admiral visited him at his country
box, to find the old sailor possessed
of an apparently useless man servant,
What do you want with him?"
asked Fisher.
Hevery morning." explained the
old sailor "'E comes TO me 'ammock
and tells me to roll h'out. The had
miral wants to see you' e says to me.
Hand Hi says to i'm, Tell the had
miral to go to ELL says HI"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

thing else. The color is normally dirty
brown.
The divergence between Dr. Longs
report that benzoate of soda cannot be
used to conceal inferiority and DR..
Bitting's statement of conditions as he
found them is so wide and startling
that the writer undertook a personal
investigation. He found conditions
precisely as described by DR.. Biting.
The process of making pulp begins with
the peeling of the tomatoes. They are
placed in wire baskets and plunged
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

into boiling water to loosen the skins.
The peelers are given a bucket of the
steamed tomatoes. With their left
hand they squeeze the tomato to re-
move the skin, while with their right
they cut out the core, green and rotten
parts. When the tomato Is trimmed 1t
is tossed into a bucket which goes to
the filling machine. The waste Is
thrown into a bucket on the floor, to-
gether with any tomatoes too rotten or
100 green for canning. This material,
v.,cS surelv garbage, is gathered
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-17
A Queen Elizabeth Joke.

Queen Elizabeth liked her jokes. and,
although her pleasantries were of a
less sanguinary turn than her fathers,
she must have been even more for
midable than usual when disposed to
be frolicsome. A tale may be found
in one of Lord Essex's letters with
regard to new dress belonging to one
Of her maids of honor, over the pos
session of which the owner had been
rash enough to exhibit some citation.
The young lady, it seems. was several
inches taller than her majesty, hardly
perhaps quite a nice or loyal thing to
be, Having desired that the dress
should be made over to her custody,
the queen, first carefully selecting an
extremely wet day, was pleased to put
it on and trail it for yards behind her
in the mud, the owner Of the hui
inflated garment having to appear as
delighted with the royal fun sand con-
descension as the rest of the lockers
on.-London Taller.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-17
WATERFOWL FAIR
viii Be Held Dav and Night, Sep
TENDER 81, %, %, "a

The big Watertown Inter County
fair will be held at Watertown on
September II, u, % and "a. This
will be one of the best fairs held in
Wisconsin this fall and will be run
day and night, The transportation
facilities are of the best as the
street cars will run directly to the
main gate with only a few minutes
for the trip.
There will be free attractions on
the grounds during the afternoon
and evening and plenty of music.
The racing program calls for an
outlay of $1,000 in purses and every
thing else connected with the 1909
fair will be on a large scale.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-17
President Taft in WdtertOWn

The President reached this city today
at 1:30 by special train which stopped at
the Junction where he was welcomed by
at least 1000 people young and old. AS
the train pulled in, the Northwestern
Military band played patriotic air and
the chief executive appeared on the OBJ
servation end of the rear car and spoke
for a few moments congratulating the
crowd On the evidence of prosperity he
saw before him and asked for the good
wishes of all for his salty. He had his
smile with him and it did not escape
the crowd
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-17
IXOnid.

Ixonia, Sept. Is, 1904 number from
abroad attended the funeral of Carl Mar
low, which occurred from the family
home to Awards church in Lebanon, on
Tuesday afternoon. Among them were:
Mrs. Cole of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Asse-
felt of Wycoff, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
NARROW and family, Mrs. Zastrow and
son and daughter of Beaver Dam, Mr..
and Mrs. William Mass and family of
Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs. August NARROW
and family of Johnson Creek, Mr.. and
Finke and family of Mayville.
7. M. Winger transacted business in
Milwaukee on Wednesday and also at
tended the State fair.
Herman GullecksOn has returned from
Spring Valley this state, where he has
been for the past two weeks looking
after his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. SEVERN Winger of Water
town, were guests at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Ann Winger, on Sunday.
Omer Gullekson entertained his cousin,
Rufus Erickson, on Sunday.
School in District 10. A opened on
Monday with Miss Ella Mengel of Ocon-
OmOwoc, in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. NARROW and son
Everett. the Misses Helen and Viola
NARROW and MIR. and Mrs. T. NJ. Winger,
who have been camping the past ten
days at Nagawicka lake, returned home
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bergeson and son
Elmer and Miss Maud Ericsson of OcOnO-
moWOc, were entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. GHlleksOn on Sunday.
Ernest Birkholtz Of North Redwood,
Mimi, was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Winters OIL Sunday and attended the
Mission Festival at Rev. Kamholtz's
church during the day.
A. A. Mueller received the sad ews of
his fathers death on Wednesday morn
ing. He had been sick for several weeks
but his death came as shock.
Pure Sugar Home Made Candies zoe
per pound at Baumann's, PIP West Main
r.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-17
Is what Its Name Indicates

Through the kindness of Edward Sipp,
the Leader is in receipt of copy of the
October number of the HarpOOn, pub
lished at Denver, Colorado. The way the
editor puts the harDoon into the Post
office department at Washington, D. c.,
is really cruelty TO animals and must
make the officials sit up and take notice
that live man is after them. The first
thing the editor Of the Harpoon knows,
his magazine will be excluded from the
mails, for it is hard telling what the Of
ficials will not do.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1909-09-17
Great Wisconsin Farm Paper

No agricultural paper il the United
States has made such remarkable pro-
gress during the past year as has been
shown by The Wisconsin Farmer,
published weekly at Madison. Every
department of the paper has been
made brighter, fresher, more attrac-
tive. and more representative of the
agricultural, horticultural, dairying,
stock raising and other farm interests
of the great state uf Wisconsin. The
Wisconsin Farmer is especially sUrong
in its editorials, which cover every
phase of farm life and thought in this
state. 1t has, also, large corps of
special contributors from the expert
ment stations of the northeast and
among the successful farmers, dairy
men and other specialists in agricul-
tural and semi agricultural lines.
1t maintains, in addition to an ex-
tremely able editorial department,
special departments devoted to dairy
ing, horticulture, poultry, sheep,
handy farm devices, farm law, veter-
mary matters, current events, home
and Sunday school. Its hume depart
ment, edited by lady who is famil-
lar by experience in farm life, is an
exceedingly valuable feature. The
paper is attractively illustrated and
being edited by bona fde farmers,
who live on and operate their own
farms, il intensely practical The
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Address the Wisconsin Farmer Com
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